8.5.2. gy. A1C1 (példák)

cycle verb /ˈsaɪ.kl̩/ [I] kerékpározik

I usually cycle to work.

ride verb /raɪd/ [I or T] *(rode, ridden) lovagol; kerékpározik; motorozik

I learned to ride a bike when I was four.

I ride my bicycle to work.

I've ridden on a donkey.

My aunt kept horses and she taught me to ride.

map noun /mæp/ [C] térkép

a map of the world

a map of Paris

a road map

I'm hopeless at map reading.

route noun /ruːt/ [C] 1 út, útvonal

an escape route

I'm just planning my route.

What's the best route to the station?

Crowds gathered all along the route to watch the race.

signpost noun /ˈsaɪn.pəʊst/ [C] útjelző tábla

Look out for the signpost to the airport.

way noun /weɪ/ 2 út, útvonal [C]

Do you know the way to the train station?

I've only been living in Madrid for a couple of weeks so I don't really know my way around it yet.

We'll have to stop for fuel on the way to the airport.

Can you find your own way out of the building?

The coach stopped for us to eat lunch but within half an hour we were on our way again.

There's no way through the centre of town in a vehicle - it's for pedestrians only.

Many people have lost their way in the forest.

Only a local person could find their way through the narrow streets of the old town.

lost adjective /lɒst/ 1 eltévedt

I got lost in the London Underground.

You look lost - can I help you?

Phrasal verbs:

cut across sth /kʌt/ 1 átvág, keresztülvág vmin

If we cut across this field, it will save time.

Phrases and idioms:

lead into/to/towards, etc. vmibe/vmihez/vmi felé/stb. vezet (út, ösvény, stb.)

That path leads to the beach.

A narrow trail of blood led directly into the cave.

make your way halad, megy vhova

We slowly made our way down the river.

It's getting late - we should make our way home soon.