12.1.10. gy. A1C2 (példák)

innocence noun /ˈɪn.ə.sənts/ [U] 2 ártatlanság, tapasztalatlanság

the innocence of childhood

She has a childlike innocence which I find very appealing.

introduction noun /ˌɪn.trəˈdʌk.ʃən/ 5 bevezetés, első tapasztalatok [no plural]

It was our first introduction to great poetry.

lesson noun /ˈles.ən/ [C] 2 tanulság

There is a lesson for all parents in this tragic accident.

My parents made me pay back all the money and it was a lesson I never forgot.

We can learn important lessons from this disaster.

taste noun /teɪst/ 3 ízelítő vmiből (rövid tapasztalat vmiről) [no plural]

This was my first taste of freedom.

innocent adjective /ˈɪn.ə.sənt/ 2 ártatlan, tapasztalatlan

an innocent young woman

Phrasal verbs:

get (sb) through sth /get/ túljut vmin, átvészel vmit; túljuttat

I don't know how I got through the first couple of months after Andy's death.

We'll get you through this, Karen.

go through sth /gəʊ/ 1 keresztülmegy vmin, átél (kellemetlenséget)

She's going through a difficult time with her job.

go through with sth /gəʊ/ véghezvisz, végig csinál vmit (nehéz/kellemetlen dolgot)

He was too scared to go through with the operation.

live through sth /lɪv/ túlél/átél/megél vmit (időszakot/eseményt)

My grandparents lived through two world wars.

soak up ↔ sth /səʊk/ magába szív, beszív vmit, átitatja magát vmivel (átéli/élvezi vminek a hatását)

We arrived early at the festival to soak up the atmosphere.

I spent two weeks in Greece soaking up the sun.