28.11. gy. B1 (példák)

iron verb /aɪən/ [I or T] vasal (ruhát)

I need to iron a shirt to wear tomorrow.

knit verb /nɪt/ [I or T] (-tt-) köt (fonalból ruhát)

She's forever knitting.

She's busy knitting baby clothes.

My granny knitted me some gloves/knitted some gloves for me.

mend verb /mend/ [T] javít, megjavít

Could you mend this hole in my shirt?

I've left my watch at the jeweller's to be mended.

The plumber came to mend the burst pipe.

sew verb /səʊ/ [I or T] *(sewed, sewn or sewed) varr

My grandmother taught me to sew.

I made this skirt just by sewing two pieces of material together.

She sews all her children's clothes.

He sewed the badge neatly onto his uniform.

unpack verb /ʌnˈpæk/ [I or T] kicsomagol (pl. bőröndből, táskából, stb.)

I haven't even had time to unpack my bag/case/clothes/suitcase.

repair noun /rɪˈpeər/ [C or U] javítás (gépé, épületé, stb.)

My car is in the garage for repairs.

The repairs to the roof will be expensive.

spare adjective /speər/ tartalék, pót-; szabad (használaton kívüli)

a spare key/tyre

Have you got a spare pen?

We've got a spare room if you want to stay overnight with us.

Could I have a word with you when you've got a spare moment/minute?

"Do you want this cake?" "Yes, if it's going spare."

wet adjective /wet/ (wetter, wettest) 3 nedves (még nem száradt meg) (festék, tinta, stb.)

The paint's still wet.

a sign saying 'Wet paint!'

Phrases and idioms:

go wrong elromlik; hibát követ el

Something's gone wrong with my computer.

out of order nem működik (hibás)

The coffee machine's out of order.