3.1.10. gy. A1C1 (példák)

body noun /ˈbɒd.i/ [C] 2 holttest

A body was washed up on the beach last week.

cemetery noun /ˈsem.ə.tri/ [C] temető

She went to the cemetery where her grandfather was buried.

death noun /deθ/ [C or U] halál; halálozás

The disease causes thousands of deaths a year.

Do you believe in life after death?

He never got over the death of his daughter.

death threats

funeral noun /ˈfjuː.nər.əl/ [C] temetés

The funeral will be held next Friday.

Over 300 people attended the funeral.

grave noun /greɪv/ [C] sír

an unmarked grave

loss noun /lɒs/ 2 elvesztés (a halála vkinek) [C or U] (!)

They never got over the loss of their son.

suicide noun /ˈsuː.ɪ.saɪd/ [C or U] öngyilkosság (!)

to attempt/commit suicide

The suicide rate among men between the ages of 16 and 25 has risen alarmingly.

Many suicides occur in prisons.

tomb noun /tuːm/ [C] sír, síremlék

He is buried in a tomb.

dead adjective /ded/ 1 halott (nem élő)

She's been dead for twenty years now.

He was shot dead outside his home.

deadly adjective /ˈded.li/ halálos (halált okozó)

a deadly virus

a deadly weapon

fatal adjective /ˈfeɪ.təl/ 1 halálos (betegség, baleset, stb.)

This illness is fatal in almost all cases.

the fatal shooting of an unarmed 15-year-old

Phrasal verbs:

pass away /pɑːs/ elhuny

She passed away peacefully in her sleep.

Phrases and idioms:

lose your life életét veszti

Millions of young men lost their lives in the war.