1. Öltözködés, divat A1A2 (11) – altémák

Öltözködés, divat* (11)

change verb /tʃeɪndʒ/ 3 ruhát vált, átöltözik [I or T]

You don't need to change - you look great as you are.

I'll just change into something a bit smarter.

Give me five minutes to change out of my work clothes and I'll come out with you.

How often do you think he changes his shirt?

dress verb /dres/ 1 öltözik, felöltözik; öltöztet, felöltöztet [I or T]

My husband dresses the children while I make breakfast.

He left very early and had to dress in the dark.

wear verb /weər/ [T] *(wore, worn) 1 hord, visel (ruhát, ékszert, stb.)

Tracey is wearing a simple black dress.

What are you wearing to Caroline's wedding?

Some musicians don't like to wear rings when they're playing.

He wears glasses for reading.

She wears very little make-up.

fashion noun /ˈfæʃ.ən/ 1 divat [C or U]

Long hair is back in fashion for men.

Fur coats have gone out of fashion.

She always wears the latest fashions.

size noun /saɪz/ 2 méret (cipő, ruha, stb.) [C]

a size 14 dress

Do these shoes come in children's sizes?

What size are you?/What is your size?/What size do you take?

comfortable adjective /ˈkʌmpf.tə.bl̩/ 1 kényelmes (bútor, ruha)

a comfortable bed/sofa

comfortable shoes/trousers

dressed adjective /drest/ [never before noun] 1 felöltözött, fel van öltözve (ruhát visel)

I usually get dressed before I eat breakfast.

They arrived early and I wasn't fully dressed.

on adverb /ɒn/ 1 rajta, rá, fel (vmilyen ruhát visel)

She's got a black coat on.

Why don't you put your new dress on?

Phrasal verbs:

put on ↔ sth /pʊt/ 1 felvesz (ruhadarabot)

Put your coat on - it's cold outside.

take off ↔ sth /teɪk/ 1 levet, levesz (pl. ruhát)

He took off his clothes and got into the bath.

try on ↔ sth /traɪ/ felpróbál (ruhadarabot)

Could I try this dress on, please?

3. lecke (A1) – 12. lecke (A2) – 26. lecke (B1) – 54. lecke (B2) – 83. lecke (C1) – 102. lecke (C2)