5. Egyéni közlekedés A1A2 (23) – altémák

Egyéni közlekedés* (23)

cross verb /krɒs/ 1 átmegy (az egyik oldalról a másikra) (pl. úton) [I or T]

It's not a good place to cross the road.

Look both ways before you cross over (the road).

Cross the bridge and turn right at the first set of traffic lights.

drive verb /draɪv/ *(drove, driven) 1 vezet (járművet) [I or T]

I'm learning to drive.

"Are you going by train?" "No, I'm driving."

She drives a red sports car.

They're driving to Scotland on Tuesday.

We saw their car outside the house and drove on/past/away.

I drove my daughter to school.

park verb /pɑːk/ parkol [I or T]

Where have you parked?

You can park your car over there.

ride verb /raɪd/ [I or T] *(rode, ridden) lovagol; kerékpározik; motorozik

I learned to ride a bike when I was four.

I ride my bicycle to work.

I've ridden on a donkey.

My aunt kept horses and she taught me to ride.

take verb /teɪk/ [T] *(took, taken) 5 vmilyen úton megy (útbaigazításkor)

Take the third turning on the left.

Take the main road out of town.

turn verb /tɜːn/ 1 fordul vmerre; fordít, irányít vmerre; kanyarodik [I or T]

Turn left at the traffic lights.

I turned the car into the drive.

bicycle noun /ˈbaɪ.sɪ.kl̩/ [C] also: bike kerékpár, bicikli

I go to work by bicycle.

He was on his bicycle.

You should never ride your bicycle without lights at night.

bike noun /baɪk/ [C] 1 bicikli, bringa, bicaj

He was on his bike.

My youngest child is learning to ride a bike.

We could go there by bike.

car noun /kɑːr/ [C] autó, személyautó

They don't have a car.

Where did you park your car?

It's quicker by car.

a car crash

cycling noun /ˈsɑɪ.klɪŋ/ [U] kerékpározás

We go cycling most weekends.

directions noun /daɪˈrek.ʃənz/ [plural] útbaigazítás; használati utasítás/előírás

Can you give me directions to your house?

"Did you have any difficulty finding the theatre?" "No, your directions were excellent."

Just follow the directions on the label.

driver noun /ˈdraɪ.vər/ [C] sofőr, -vezető

a bus/lorry/truck/taxi driver

The driver of the van was killed in the accident.

engine noun /ˈen.dʒɪn/ [C] motor (pl. autóé)

a jet/diesel engine

lift noun /lɪft/ 2 utazás (pl. az autójában vkinek)

Can you give me a lift to the airport?

map noun /mæp/ [C] térkép

a map of the world

a map of Paris

a road map

I'm hopeless at map reading.

motorbike noun /ˈməʊ.tə.baɪk/ [C] motorbicikli

She jumped on her motorbike and raced off down the road.

petrol noun /ˈpet.rəl/ [U] benzin

a petrol tank/pump

I'm a bit low on petrol.

scooter noun /ˈskuː.tər/ [C] robogó (kis motorkerékpár); roller

I go to college on my scooter.

tyre noun /taɪər/ [C] gumiabroncs, kerékgumi

I've got a flat tyre.

I keep a spare tyre in the back of the car.

way noun /weɪ/ 2 út, útvonal [C]

Do you know the way to the train station?

I've only been living in Madrid for a couple of weeks so I don't really know my way around it yet.

We'll have to stop for fuel on the way to the airport.

Can you find your own way out of the building?

The coach stopped for us to eat lunch but within half an hour we were on our way again.

There's no way through the centre of town in a vehicle - it's for pedestrians only.

Many people have lost their way in the forest.

Only a local person could find their way through the narrow streets of the old town.

wheel noun /wiːl/ [C] kerék

My bike needs a new wheel.

He lost control of his car when the front/rear wheel hit a rock.

lost adjective /lɒst/ 1 eltévedt

I got lost in the London Underground.

You look lost - can I help you?

Phrases and idioms:

on foot gyalog

Are you going by bicycle or on foot?

5. lecke (A1) – 14. lecke (A2) – 31. lecke (B1) – 58. lecke (B2) – 85. lecke (C1) – 104. lecke (C2)