49.6. gy. B2 (példák)

distinguish verb /dɪˈstɪŋ.gwɪʃ/ 3 (nagy nehezen) kivesz, meglát/meghall vmit [T]

I couldn't distinguish anything in the darkness.

feel verb /fiːl/ *(felt, felt) 4 érez vmit, megérez vmit (tudatosul benne vmi/sejt vmit) [T]

I could feel them watching me.

identify verb /aɪˈden.tɪ.faɪ/ [T] 1 felismer, azonosít vkit/vmit (ráismer vmire/vkire)

Even the smallest baby can identify its mother by her voice.

The gunman in Wednesday's attack has been identified as Lee Giggs, an unemployed truck driver.

spot verb /spɒt/ [T] (-tt-) észrevesz vkit/vmit

I've just spotted Malcolm - he's over there, near the entrance.

If you spot any mistakes in the article just mark them with a pencil.

The police spotted him driving a stolen car.

I soon spotted what was wrong with the printer.

The policewoman spotted that I hadn't got my seat belt on and signalled me to stop.

sweat noun /swet/ [U] izzadság

The sweat was pouring off me ten minutes into the game.

By the time we'd climbed to the top of the hill, we were covered in sweat.

She wiped the sweat from her face.

pale adjective /peɪl/ sápadt, halvány (arc)

You're looking pale - do you feel ill?

Phrasal verbs:

stand out /stænd/ 2 kitűnik (könnyű meglátni/észrevenni)

The bright blue letters really stand out on the page.

Phrases and idioms:

go red elpirul

He kissed her on the cheek and she went bright red.

look as if/as though úgy néz ki mintha ... (vki/vmi)

Bradley looked as if he had seen a ghost.

She looked as though she was going to cry.

what struck me/the first thing that struck me... nekem az tűnt fel (, hogy), az első dolog ami feltűnt nekem (az, hogy)

What struck me about Cole was how grown-up he seemed for a seven-year-old.

The first thing that struck me about Emma was her extraordinary beauty.