28.5.2. gy. A1B2 (példák)

block verb /blɒk/ [T] 1 eltorlaszol (átjutást)

A fallen tree is blocking the road.

close verb /kləʊz/ 1 becsuk (vmit); becsukódik [I or T]

Could you close the door/window please?

Close your eyes - I've got a surprise for you.

lock verb /lɒk/ bezár (kulccsal), lezár [I or T]

Don't forget to lock the door when you go out.

If you shut the door, it will lock automatically.

available adjective /əˈveɪ.lə.bl̩/ 2 elérhető (személy)

Are you available next weekend?

No one from the company was available to comment on the accident.

free adjective /friː/ 5 szabad (nem foglalt/nincs használatban)

Is this seat free?

open adjective /ˈəʊ.pən/ 2 nyitott, nyitva (nincs becsukva)

an open door/window

An open suitcase lay on her bed.

You left the packet open.

Someone had left the window wide open.

vacant adjective /ˈveɪ.kənt/ 1 üres, szabad (hely, ház, szoba, stb.)

a vacant building

The room next to ours is vacant at the moment.

Phrasal verbs:

get at sth /get/ hozzáfér vmihez (eléri/meg tudja szerezni)

I've put the cake on a high shelf where the kids can't get at it.

let out ↔ sb/sth /let/ kienged vkit/vmit (pl. zárt helyről)

I heard a voice from the cupboard shouting "Let me out!"

Phrases and idioms:

let sb/sth in/past/through, etc. beenged/átenged/keresztülenged vkit/vmit (enged vkit vhová)

They won't let us past the gate.

The roof lets in a lot of rain.