32.5. gy. B1 (példák)

stir verb /stɜːr/ (-rr-) 1 kever, megkever (ételt, folyadékot) [I or T]

Stir the sauce gently until it begins to boil.

Stir a cup of cooked brown rice into the mixture.

She paused to stir some sugar into her coffee.

Slowly add the flour, stirring until completely blended.

drop noun /drɒp/ 1 csepp [C]

I thought I felt a drop of rain.

There were little drops of paint on the kitchen floor.

gap noun /gæp/ [C] 1 rés, hézag

She has a small gap between her front teeth.

The sun was shining through a gap in the curtains.

hole noun /həʊl/ [C] lyuk; üreg

a bullet hole

There's a hole in the roof.

We dug a hole to plant the tree.

liquid noun /ˈlɪk.wɪd/ [C or U] folyadék

Add a little more liquid to the sauce.

Drink plenty of liquids.

pattern noun /ˈpæt.ən/ [C] 1 minta (pl. ruhán, szőnyegen)

The carpet was very old and had an unusual pattern.

shape noun /ʃeɪp/ [C or U] forma, alak, alakzat (fizikai)

a circular/rectangular shape

You can recognize trees by the shape of their leaves.

Very few people are really happy with their body shape.

These bricks are all different shapes.

Kim's birthday cake was in the shape of a train.

My bicycle wheel has got bent out of shape.

This T-shirt has been washed so many times that it's lost its shape.

A triangle is a shape with three sides.

spot noun /spɒt/ [C] 1 pötty; folt (cseppfolt)

a few spots of blood

I wore that skirt with the green spots.

flat adjective /flæt/ (flatter, flattest) 1 sík, lapos (pl. felület, felszín)

Roll out the pastry on a flat surface.

Much of the countryside in East Anglia is very flat.

rough adjective /rʌf/ 1 egyenetlen, durva

rough ground

It was a rough mountain road, covered in stones and huge holes.