23.9.3. gy. A1A2 (példák)

stand verb /stænd/ *(stood, stood) 1 áll (a lábán) [I]

He's standing over there, next to Karen.

Granny says if she stands (up) for a long time her ankles hurt.

Stand still and be quiet!

stand verb /stænd/ *(stood, stood) 2 feláll (ülésből, fekvésből) [I] also: stand up

I get dizzy if I stand up too quickly.

Please stand when the bride arrives.

As a sign of politeness you should stand up when she comes in.

throw verb /θrəʊ/ [I or T] *(threw, thrown) dob, dobál, hajít

She threw the ball back over the fence.

I threw the ball to the dog.

Could you throw me an apple?

kick noun /kɪk/ [C] 1 rúgás

She gave him a kick under the table to shut him up.

off adverb /ɒf/ 2 el; le (vmit eltávolítva)

Take your jacket off.

One of my buttons has come off.

She's had all her hair cut off.

I left the lid off.

Phrasal verbs:

lie down /laɪ/ lefekszik

He lay down on the bed and tried to relax.

pick up ↔ sb/sth /pɪk/ 1 felvesz, felemel vkit/vmit (a kezével)

If the baby starts to cry, pick her up.

I picked up the kids' clothes that were lying on the floor.

Phrases and idioms:

put sth down/in/on, etc. le/be/rá/stb. tesz/rak/helyez vmit

She put her bag on the table.

Put your clothes in the cupboard.

She put her hands over her eyes.

I put my arm around him.

Where have you put the keys?