6.1.2. gy. A1B2 (példák)

neighbourhood noun /ˈneɪ.bə.hʊd/ [C] környék; környékbeliek

There were lots of kids in my neighbourhood when I was growing up.

They live in a very well-off neighbourhood.

place noun /pleɪs/ 2 hely, lakóhely (otthon, lakás, ház, nyaraló, stb.) [C] (informal)

We'll have the meeting at my place.

They've just bought a place in Spain.

property noun /ˈprɒp.ə.ti/ 2 ingatlan; birtok [C or U]

He owns a number of properties in the centre of London.

The notice said 'Private Property, Keep Off.'

rent noun /rent/ [C or U] lakbér

I pay a higher rent than the other tenants because my room is bigger.

Rents here are very high/low.

roommate noun /ˈruːm.meɪt/ [C] szobatárs, lakótárs

He was my roommate while we were at college.

next-door adjective /ˈnekstˌdɔːr/ szomszéd (lakás/ház/épület)

What are your next-door neighbours like?

next door adverb /ˌnekstˈdɔːr/ a szomszédban (szomszéd lakásban/házban/épületben)

That's the old man who lives next door to Paul.

Phrasal verbs:

move in /muːv/ beköltözik vhova

She's just moved in with some friends.

move out /muːv/ kiköltözik vhonnét

Her landlord has given her a week to move out.

put up ↔ sb /pʊt/ elszállásol, befogad vkit (egy rövid időre)

If you need somewhere to stay we can put you up for the night.