2.4.3. gy. A1B2 (példák)

weak adjective /wiːk/ 5 gyenge, bágyadt (nehezen hallható/látható)

He spoke in a weak voice.

Phrasal verbs:

stand out /stænd/ 2 kitűnik (könnyű meglátni/észrevenni)

The bright blue letters really stand out on the page.

Phrases and idioms:

at first sight első látásra

It may, at first sight, seem a surprising choice.

It was love at first sight!

look as if/as though úgy néz ki mintha ... (vki/vmi)

Bradley looked as if he had seen a ghost.

She looked as though she was going to cry.

look like kinéz vmilyennek (vmi/vki)

What did the man look like?

He looked like a drug addict.

look nice/strange, etc. kedvesnek/furcsának/stb. látszik/tűnik/néz ki

That food looks nice.

You look tired, my love.

Do I look silly in this hat?

She looks Italian or Spanish.

seem happy/a nice person, etc. boldognak/kedves embernek/stb. látszik/tűnik

She seemed happy enough.

My new boss seems like a really nice person.

seem like/as if/to, etc. látszik/tűnik vminek/vmilyennek

It seemed like a good idea at the time.

The graphics were so good that the people seemed as if they were real.

There doesn't seem to be any real solution.

I seem to know more about him than anyone else.

sound like/as if/as though hangzik/tűnik vminek/vmilyennek

That sounds like a really good idea.

It sounds like you've got a sore throat.

It sounds as if they had a good holiday.

what struck me/the first thing that struck me... nekem az tűnt fel (, hogy), az első dolog ami feltűnt nekem (az, hogy)

What struck me about Cole was how grown-up he seemed for a seven-year-old.

The first thing that struck me about Emma was her extraordinary beauty.