22.5.3. gy. A1C1 (példák)

allocate verb /ˈæl.ə.keɪt/ [T] kiutal, kijelöl vmit vmilyen célra

The government has promised to allocate extra money for health care.

More police time should be allocated to crime prevention.

assure verb /əˈʃʊər/ [T] 2 biztosít vmit (jövőt, kényelmet, boldogságot, stb.)

This loan should assure the company's future.

deprive verb /dɪˈpraɪv/ [T] megfoszt vmitől, megvon vmit

He claimed that he had been deprived of his freedom/rights.

You can't function properly when you're deprived of sleep.

selection noun /səˈlek.ʃən/ 1 kiválasztás; válogatás, kiválogatás (folyamat) [U]

the selection process

We need to make a selection from these applicants.

Success is achieved by the careful selection of projects.

selection noun /səˈlek.ʃən/ 2 választék; válogatás (a kiválasztott dolgok) [C]

Most schools would have a good selection of these books in their libraries.

The larger shops are able to stock a wide selection of goods.

selective adjective /səˈlek.tɪv/ szelektív (válogatott); válogatós, igényes

As a teacher she was very selective, accepting only a small number of highly talented pupils.

He seemed to have a very selective recall of past events.

Phrasal verbs:

get back ↔ sth /get/ visszakap

He went next door to get his ball back.

Don't lend him money, you'll never get it back.

go for sth /gəʊ/ 1 választ vmit

I don't know whether to go for the fish or the steak.

Phrases and idioms:

find the money/time, etc. pénzt/időt/stb. talál vmire

Where do you find the money to do all these things?

get hold of sth/sb beszerez vmit; elér vkit, felveszi a kapcsolatot vkivel

I got hold of a copy at the local library.

I rang three times, but couldn't get hold of her.