67.7. gy. B2 (példák)

approach verb /əˈprəʊtʃ/ 2 megközelít vmit (átv.) (ügyet, helyzetet, problémát, stb.) [T]

I'm not sure how to approach the problem.

approach noun /əˈprəʊtʃ/ 1 hozzáállás, viszonyulás, megközelítés [C]

In Sweden they have a different approach to the problem.

I thought we'd adopt/take a new approach.

dilemma noun /daɪˈlem.ə/ [C] nehéz helyzet/választás, dilemma

a moral/ethical dilemma

The President is clearly in a dilemma about/over how to tackle the crisis.

Many women are faced with the dilemma of choosing between work and family commitments.

point noun /pɔɪnt/ 4 (érdekes/fontos/komoly) szempont/kérdés [no plural]

"She's always complaining that the office is cold." - "Well, she's got a point."

"How are we going to get there if there are no trains?" - "Good point."

question noun /ˈkwes.tʃən/ 3 kérdés, probléma [C]

This raises the question of teacher pay.

Two important questions arise from this debate.

hidden adjective /ˈhɪd.ən/ 2 rejtett (nem ismert)

hidden costs/taxes

Harry had a hidden agenda at the meeting and was determined to get his way.

known adjective /nəʊn/ ismert

These people are known criminals.

He is known to the police because of his previous criminal record.

unfamiliar adjective /ʌn.fəˈmɪl.i.ər/ ismeretlen; kevéssé ismert

I noticed several unfamiliar faces in the meeting room.

His name was unfamiliar to me.

Phrases and idioms:

be unfamiliar with sth nem ismer, alig ismer vmit (nincs ismerete/tapasztalata vmiről)

A lot of people are unfamiliar with the system.

get the feeling/idea/impression, etc. az az érzésem/ötletem/benyomáson/stb. támadt

I got the feeling that she was quite angry about the situation.