15.9.1. gy. A1A2 (példák)

cartoon noun /kɑːˈtuːn/ [C] 2 humoros rajz, karikatúra

He likes the cartoons that you get on the back page.

channel noun /ˈtʃæn.əl/ [C] 1 tévécsatorna

a cable channel

a music/movie/news/shopping/sports channel

the news on Channel 4

She switched/turned to another channel to watch the football.

magazine noun /ˌmæg.əˈziːn/ [C] magazin, képes hetilap/folyóirat

She has written articles for several women's magazines.

a fashion/celebrity magazine

news noun /njuːz/ [U] hír

I've got some good/bad news for you.

That's the best (piece of) news I've heard for a long time!

We've had no news of them since they left for Australia.

Have you heard the news about Tina? She's leaving.

Do write and tell us all your news.

newspaper noun /ˈnjuːzˌpeɪ.pər/ 1 újság, napilap, hetilap [C]

She never reads a newspaper.

a daily/Sunday newspaper

a local/national newspaper

I read about it in the newspaper.

programme noun /ˈprəʊ.græm/ [C] 1 műsor, program (tv, rádió); tévéműsor, rádióműsor

Did you see that programme about spiders last night?

It's my favourite TV programme - I never miss an episode.

television noun /ˈtel.ɪ.vɪʒ.ən/ also: TV, also UK informal: telly 2 televízió, televízióadás [U]

I mostly watch television in the evening.

Is there anything interesting on television tonight?

It's one of the few television programmes that I always make a point of watching.

on preposition /ɒn/ 7 -on, -en, -ön, -ban, -ben (műsorszórás/felvétel)

What's on television tonight?

When's the film coming out on DVD?

Phrases and idioms:

the radio a rádió (műsor, műsorszórás)

We heard him speaking on the radio this morning.

I listen to the radio in the evening.