12.6.9. gy. A1C2 (példák)

dancer noun /ˈdɑːnt.sər/ [C] táncos, táncosnő

He's a dancer in the Royal Ballet.

I never knew you were such a good dancer.

dancing noun /ˈdɑːnt.sɪŋ/ [U] tánc, táncolás

Shall we go dancing tonight?

disc jockey noun /ˈdɪskˌdʒɒk.i/ [C] also: DJ lemezlovas

a radio 2 disc jockey

disco noun /ˈdɪs.kəʊ/ [C] plural: discos diszkó

disco lights

DJ noun /ˈdiːˌdʒeɪ/ [C] also: disc jockey lemezlovas ('disc jockey') (röv.)

He's a DJ on Radio 1.

nightclub noun /ˈnaɪt.klʌb/ [C] éjszakai mulató

We had a meal and then went to a nightclub.

nightlife noun /ˈnaɪt.laɪf/ [U] éjszakai élet (éjszakai szórakozás)

What's the nightlife like around here?

pub noun /pʌb/ [C] söröző, kocsma (!)

Do you want to go to the pub after work?

our local pub

a pub lunch

treat noun /triːt/ csemege, ritka élvezet; megvendégelés

a birthday treat

As a special treat I'm taking him out for dinner.

Annie, put your money away, this is my treat.

out adverb /aʊt/ 1 távol, házon kívül (társasági életet él/szórakozik)

He's out nearly every night.

He's asked me out to the cinema next week.

Phrasal verbs:

get out /get/ 2 eljár otthonról, társaságba/szórakozni jár

She doesn't get out so much now that she's got the baby.

go out /gəʊ/ 1 elmegy (szórakozni, kirándulni, stb.)

Are you going out tonight?

take out ↔ sb /teɪk/ elvisz vkit (pl. színházba, vendéglőbe)

My dad's taking the whole family out to the theatre.

Our boss took us out for a meal.