26.3.5. gy. A1C1 (példák)

item noun /ˈaɪ.təm/ [C] 1 tétel, pont (pl. listán/sorozatban); -darab, cikk, árucikk

the last item on the list

The restaurant has a long menu of about 50 items.

Several items of clothing lay on the floor.

pair noun /peər/ [C] 2 pár (pl. zokni, cipő)

a pair of shoes/gloves

I can't find a matching pair of socks.

piece noun /piːs/ [C] 1 (letört) darab

a piece of cake

She cut the cake into four equal pieces.

The bowl fell on the floor and smashed to pieces.

piece noun /piːs/ [C] 2 egy darab (egy adott típusú/fajtájú dologból)

a piece of fruit

a piece of equipment/furniture

He handed me a piece of paper.

piece noun /piːs/ [C] 3 egy (rész) (nem megszámolható dologból) (ált. nincs fordítás)

I have an interesting piece of information/news for you.

She gave me a very useful piece of advice.

pile noun /paɪl/ [C] halom, rakás

a large pile of sand

a pile of books

The clothes were arranged in piles on the floor.

a determiner /eɪ/ also: an 5 egy (mennyiségek megadásakor, pl. egypár, egy darab, stb.)

a few days

a bit of wool

Phrases and idioms:

a dose of sth egy adag (általában kellemetlen dologból)

a dose of bad news

a handful of egy maréknyi

Only a handful of people came to the meeting.

a pile of/piles of sth rengeteg, irtó sok (informal)

I've got a pile of things to do today.

He's got piles of money.