23.5.5. gy. A1C1 (példák)

chase verb /tʃeɪs/ 1 kerget (hogy megfogja); rohan, rohangál [I or T]

The dog was chasing a rabbit.

She was chasing after her two-year-old son.

dash verb /dæʃ/ [I] rohan

I've been dashing around all day.

I must dash - I've got to be home by seven.

hurry verb /ˈhʌr.i/ [I or T] siet; siettet, sürget

Hurry or you'll be late.

She hurried to answer the telephone.

I hate to hurry you, but I have to leave in a few minutes.

After spending her lunch hour shopping, she hurried back to work.

Phrasal verbs:

keep (sb/sth) out /kiːp/ távol marad vhonnan (nem megy be); távol tart vkit/vmit vhonnan

The building was unsafe so they put up a sign saying 'Danger - Keep out'.

show up /ʃəʊ/ mutatkozik, megjelenik vhol (megérkezik vhova)

I invited him for eight o'clock, but he didn't show up until nine-thirty.

We were expecting thirty people to come, but half of them never showed up.

turn (sth) back /tɜːn/ visszafordul, visszatér; visszafordít vkit, visszaküld vmit

They had to turn back because of the bad weather.

turn up (somewhere) /tɜːn/ megérkezik, befut (vhova), megjelenik (vhol); előkerül

Do you think many people will turn up?

She turned up at my house late one night.

Phrases and idioms:

get here/there/home/to work, etc. ide-/oda-/haza-/munkába/stb. ér

We got home later than usual.

I didn't get to work till nine o'clock.

go/walk, etc. up to sb/sth odamegy vkihez/vmihez

He came straight up to me and introduced himself.

set foot in/on sth belép, beteszi a lábát

He told me never to set foot in his house again.