28.4.8. gy. A1C1 (példák)

empty adjective /ˈemp.ti/ 1 üres (nincs benne semmi)

an empty house/street

Shall I take the empty bottles for recycling?

The train was empty by the time it reached London.

full adjective /fʊl/ 1 tele, teli, telt (nem fér több bele)

We couldn't get in - the cinema was full.

The shelves were full of books.

The theatre was only half full.

Be careful, that's a full cup of coffee I've given you.

overcrowded adjective /ˌəʊ.vəˈkraʊ.dɪd/ túlzsúfolt

an overcrowded classroom/prison

packed adjective /pækt/ zsúfolt (tömve emberekkel)

The hall was packed.

The bus was packed with schoolchildren.

thick adjective /θɪk/ 2 sűrű (erdő, haj, stb.) (szorosan egymás mellett növő)

thick forest

thick dark hair

thick adjective /θɪk/ 3 sűrű (füst, köd, stb.) (nehezen átlátható)

Thick, black smoke was pouring out of the chimney.

densely adverb /ˈdent.sli/ sűrűn

England was once a densely wooded country.

Mexico City is one of the most densely populated cities in the world.

with preposition /wɪð/ 4 -val, -vel (megtölt/beborít/stb. vmivel)

a bucket filled with water

She filled the jug with cream.

Phrasal verbs:

fill up ↔ (sth) /fɪl/ megtölt; megtelik

The seats in the hall were filling up fast.

Could you fill that bucket up with water for me?

spread out /spred/ szétszóródik, csoportokra oszlik (embercsoport)

They spread out to search the whole area.

squeeze (sb/sth) in/squeeze (sb/sth) into sth /skwiːz/ gyömöszöl, begyömöszöl, beprésel vkit/vmit vhova (egy helyre)

The car's quite full, but we could manage to squeeze another couple of people in.

I must have put on a lot of weight over Christmas because I can only just squeeze into my jeans.

Phrases and idioms:

a stream of sth (személyek/dolgok) áramlása/áradata

There has been a steady stream of phone calls from worried customers.

I had a constant stream of visitors while I was ill.

(be) concentrated around/in/on, etc. koncentrálódik vmi köré/vhol/vmire/stb.

Most of the fighting was concentrated in the mountains.