36.3.2. gy. A1C1 (példák)

plan noun /plæn/ [C] 1 terv (elgondolás, szándék)

holiday plans

Do you have any plans for the weekend?

The plan is that we'll buy a car once we're there.

There's been a change of plan and we're going on Wednesday instead.

Luckily, everything went according to plan.

planning noun /ˈplæn.ɪŋ/ [U] 1 tervezés (átgondolás/szervezés)

Events like these take months of careful planning.

preparation noun /ˌprep.ərˈeɪ.ʃən/ felkészülés; felkészítés; előkészület [U]

The teacher didn't seem to have done much preparation for the class.

The team blamed injuries and lack of preparation for their failure to win.

Yasmin assisted in the preparation of this article.

organized adjective /ˈɔː.gən.aɪzd/ also UK: organised 1 szervezett (vhogyan)

We didn't go on an organized tour.

The letters had been placed in organized piles, one for each letter of the alphabet.

practical adjective /ˈpræk.tɪ.kəl/ 2 célravezető, gyakorlatias, praktikus (megoldás, terv, stb.)

a practical solution

The plan is simply not practical.

prepared adjective /prəˈpeəd/ 1 felkészült vmire (pl. egy helyzet kezelésére)

When she called on me, I wasn't prepared.

They were prepared for the worst.

prepared adjective /prəˈpeəd/ 2 előkészített (előre elkészített, előre elvégzett)

The spokesperson read a prepared statement.

ready adjective /ˈred.i/ 1 kész, készen áll vmire [never before noun]

Give me a call when you're ready.

Are you ready to go yet?

We're going at eight, so you've got an hour to get ready.

When will the book be ready for publication?

well-organized adjective /ˌwelˈɔː.gəˌnɑɪzd/ also UK: well-organised jól szervezett

She's always extremely well-organized at work.

Phrasal verbs:

set up ↔ sth /set/ 2 megszervez (eseményt, tevékenységet)

We need to set up a meeting to discuss the proposals.

The government has agreed to set up a public enquiry.