34.7.2. gy. A1B1 (példák)

happy adjective /ˈhæp.i/ 2 elégedett

Are you happy with your exam results?

I'm not very happy about you travelling alone at night.

nice adjective /naɪs/ 1 kellemes

Did you have a nice holiday?

We had some really nice food.

Have a nice day/time!

Thanks for ringing - it's been nice talking to you.

You look nice in that dress.

pleasant adjective /ˈplez.ənt/ kellemes (klíma, meglepetés, stb.); kedves (ember, mosoly, stb.)

a pleasant smile/person

a pleasant climate/day/surprise

Harold did his best to be pleasant to the old man.

It was pleasant to sit down after standing for hours.

pleased adjective /pliːzd/ elégedett vmivel; örül vminek

Are you pleased about John's promotion?

We're so pleased that you're able to come to the wedding.

I'm really pleased with your work this term.

I'm pleased to hear you're feeling better.

relaxed adjective /rɪˈlækst/ 1 fesztelen (laza, nyugodt) (ember)

She looked relaxed and happy walking along with her two boys.

He seemed perfectly relaxed and in control of the situation.

satisfied adjective /ˈsæt.ɪs.faɪd/ elégedett

Some people are never satisfied!

a satisfied smile

Are you satisfied with the new arrangement?

unhappy adjective /ʌnˈhæp.i/ 2 elégedetlen

I'm unhappy about the situation.

We were very unhappy with the service at the hotel.

pleasantly adverb /ˈplez.ənt.li/ kellemesen; kedvesen

They treated me pleasantly enough.

Jacqui was pleasantly surprised to get a B for history.

Phrases and idioms:

a shame kár (csalódás/szomorúság kifejezése)

It's a real shame to waste all this food.

What a shame that they had to destroy such a beautiful building.

feel at home otthon érzi magát (jól érzi magát/magabiztos)

After a month she felt at home in her new job.