2.6.1. gy. A1B1 (példák)

dream verb /driːm/ [I or T] *(dreamed or dreamt, dreamed or dreamt) 1 álmodik (alvás közben)

What did you dream about last night?

I often dream about/of flying.

I dreamed that I was having a baby.

sleep verb /sliːp/ [I] *(slept, slept) alszik (!)

Sleep well!

I couldn't sleep because of all the noise next door.

I slept late on Sunday morning.

How can Jayne sleep at night with all those worries on her mind!

wake verb /weɪk/ [I or T] *(woke, woken) felébred; felébreszt

Please wake me early tomorrow.

dream noun /driːm/ [C] 1 álom

a bad dream

I had a very odd dream about you last night.

Paul had a dream that he won the lottery.

sleep noun /sliːp/ 1 alvás (alvó állapot) [U]

I couldn't get back to sleep.

He often talks in his sleep.

sleep noun /sliːp/ 2 alvás (alvással töltött idő) [C]

You just need a good night's sleep.

You must be tired after all that driving - why don't you have a little sleep?

asleep adjective /əˈsliːp/ [never before noun] alva, alvó

The children are asleep.

I fell asleep as soon as my head hit the pillow.

I'm surprised to see you awake - ten minutes ago you were fast/sound asleep.

I've only just got up and I'm still half asleep.

awake adjective /əˈweɪk/ [never before noun] ébren levő

I find it so difficult to stay awake during history lessons.

I drink a lot of coffee to keep me awake.

I lay awake half the night worrying.

exhausted adjective /ɪgˈzɔː.stɪd/ kimerült (nagyon fáradt)

By the time they reached the summit they were exhausted.

Exhausted, they fell asleep.