4. Beletartozás, kapcsolat A1B1 (30) – altémák

Beletartozás, kapcsolat* (14) 1. Beletartozás, összevonás, kiegészítés (16)

complete verb /kəmˈpliːt/ [T] 1 kiegészít (teljessé tesz)

Complete the sentence with one of the adjectives provided.

He only needs two more cards to complete the set.

All she needed to complete her happiness was a baby.

include verb /ɪnˈkluːd/ [T] tartalmaz; bevesz, bevon vkit/vmit (vmilyen csoportba)

The bill includes tax and service.

Tax and service are included in the bill.

Your responsibilities will include making appointments on my behalf.

The group includes many ex-soldiers.

contents noun /ˈkɒn.tents/ [plural] 1 tartalom (minden ami benne van)

The contents of his bag spilled all over the floor.

He hardly needed to open the letter because he already knew the contents.

group noun /gruːp/ [C + singular or plural verb] 1 csoport

I'm meeting a group of friends for dinner tonight.

The group meet(s) every month.

The children are taught in different age groups.

part noun /pɑːt/ 1 rész, része vminek [C]

Which part of Buenos Aires do you live in?

They learn about the different parts of the body.

Fresh fruit and vegetables are an important part of a healthy diet.

unit noun /ˈjuː.nɪt/ [C] 1 egység (rész/vminek egységnyi része)

The first year of the course is divided into four units.

Each unit of the course book focuses on a different grammar point.

complete adjective /kəmˈpliːt/ 2 teljes, hiánytalan

The report comes complete with diagrams and colour photographs.

Sun, sand and romance - her holiday was complete.

The list below is not complete.

full adjective /fʊl/ 2 teljes (komplett) [always before noun]

Please give your full name and address.

Today's my last full day in Paris.

whole adjective /həʊl/ egész, teljes [always before noun]

I spent the whole day cleaning.

There's still a whole month till my birthday.

After my exercise class, my whole body ached.

The whole town was destroyed by the earthquake.

This whole thing is ridiculous.

Bill does nothing but complain the whole time .

together adverb /təˈgeð.ər/ 1 együtt; össze- (egymással)

We worked together on a project a couple of years back.

The waiter asked if we were all together so I explained that we were two separate parties.

We should get together some time and have a drink.

We grew up together.

in preposition /ɪn/ 4 -ban, -ben (vminek a részeként/részét alkotva)

He used to be the lead singer in a rock band.

There are too many spelling mistakes in this essay.

I've been waiting in this queue for ages.

including preposition /ɪnˈkluː.dɪŋ/ beleszámítva

Eight people, including two children, were injured in the explosion.

It's £24.99, including postage.

with preposition /wɪð/ 1 -val, -vel (együtt)

I was with Sylvia at the time.

He lives with his grandmother.

I'm going to France with a couple of friends.

I used to play chess with him.

with preposition /wɪð/ 2 -val, -vel (hozzá tartozik/tartalmaz)

a house with a swimming pool

a woman with brown eyes

Phrases and idioms:

part of sth része vminek

Elsa spent part of the day shopping.

Part of the problem is their lack of money.

I studied Swedish as part of my degree.

It's all part of growing up.

the whole of sth az egész

I'll be on holiday the whole of next week.

His behaviour affects the whole of the class.

The whole of the village had come out for the party.

6. lecke (A1) – 16. lecke (A2) – 35. lecke (B1) – 62. lecke (B2) – 88. lecke (C1) – 107. lecke (C2)