90.2. gy. C1 (példák)

keep verb /kiːp/ *(kept, kept) 6 eltart vkit (pl. családot) [T]

I can't keep a family on that salary.

undergo verb /ˌʌn.dəˈgəʊ/ [T] *(undergoing, underwent, undergone) keresztülmegy, átmegy vmin (átél vmit) (változáson, műtéten, kezelésen, stb.)

The country is currently undergoing major political change.

He is undergoing surgery for a heart problem.

hardship noun /ˈhɑːd.ʃɪp/ [C or U] szűkölködés, megpróbáltatás

They have suffered years of financial hardship.

introduction noun /ˌɪn.trəˈdʌk.ʃən/ 5 bevezetés, első tapasztalatok [no plural]

It was our first introduction to great poetry.

hard adjective /hɑːd/ 5 nehéz, keserves (pl. gyerekkor, élet, stb.)

My grandparents had a very hard life.

The past few months must've been really hard for you.

Phrasal verbs:

get (sb) through sth /get/ túljut vmin, átvészel vmit; túljuttat

I don't know how I got through the first couple of months after Andy's death.

We'll get you through this, Karen.

Phrases and idioms:

a history of sth múltja vkinek/vminek (bűnügyi, egészségügyi, stb.)

a man with a history of drug addiction

broaden/expand/widen your horizons kitágítja/kibővíti/kiszélesíti a látókörét (a tapasztalatait/ismereteit)

Travelling certainly broadens your horizons.

(have) the best of both worlds mindkét dolognak az előnyeit élvezi

Living in the country and working in the city you have the best of both worlds.

put sb in a difficult position nehéz helyzetbe hoz

When two of your best friends argue it puts you in a very difficult position.