6.3.5. gy. A1B1 (példák)

chain noun /tʃeɪn/ 1 lánc (fémből) [C or U]

a bicycle chain

She wore a gold chain around her neck.

The hostages were kept in chains.

clock noun /klɒk/ [C] óra (szerkezet)

I could hear the clock ticking.

The town-hall clock says 9 o'clock.

I think the kitchen clock is fast/slow.

The clock began to strike twelve.

She set her clock by the time signal on the radio.

frame noun /freɪm/ [C] 1 keret (kép-, ajtó-, ablak-, stb.)

a picture/window frame

key noun /kiː/ [C] 1 kulcs (zárba)

car/door/house keys

ladder noun /ˈlæd.ər/ [C] 1 létra (háztartási-, tűzoltó-, stb.)

She was up a ladder, cleaning the window.

lock noun /lɒk/ [C] zár; lakat

I heard someone turn a key in the lock.

safety locks

Thieves got in by smashing the lock off the door.

newspaper noun /ˈnjuːzˌpeɪ.pər/ 2 újságpapír [U]

You'd better wrap that mirror up in newspaper before you put it in the car.

pin noun /pɪn/ [C] gombostű

I'll keep the trouser patch in place with pins while I sew it on.

scissors noun /ˈsɪz.əz/ [plural] olló (vágóeszköz)

a pair of scissors

Could you pass me the/those scissors, please?

stick noun /stɪk/ [C] gally, ág; bot, pálca; (vékony) rúd

The old man was carrying a load of sticks.

Police said that the child had been beaten with a stick.

Find some dry sticks and we'll make a fire.