2.4.10. gy. A1C2 (példák)

drown verb /draʊn/ 2 elnyom, elnyel (hangot egy másik zaj)

His voice was drowned out by the traffic.

feel verb /fiːl/ *(felt, felt) 3 tapint, megtapint tapogat, megtapogat vmit; (tapogatódzva) keres, keresgél vmit, kotorászik vhol [I or T]

I felt his head and it was hot.

Just feel how cold my hands are!

I was feeling around in my bag for the keys.

hear verb /hɪər/ *(heard, heard) 1 hall, meghall [I or T]

She heard a noise outside.

My grandfather is getting old and can't hear very well.

You'll have to speak up, I can't hear you.

I could hear someone calling my name.

smell verb /smel/ *(smelled or smelt, smelled or smelt) 1 szagol, megszagol; vmilyen szagot érez [T]

Come and smell these flowers!

Can you smell something burning?

smell verb /smel/ *(smelled or smelt, smelled or smelt) 2 bűzlik [I]

Your running shoes really smell!

smell verb /smel/ *(smelled or smelt, smelled or smelt) 3 szaglása/szaglóérzéke van, érzi a szagokat [I]

Humans can't smell as well as dogs.

What I hate most about having a cold is not being able to smell.

sniff verb /snɪf/ 2 szimatol [I or T]

She sniffed at her glass of wine before tasting it.

Dogs are sometimes used at airports to sniff out drugs in people's luggage.

taste verb /teɪst/ [T] megízlel (pl. ételt); ízét érzi vminek; vmilyen íze van, vmilyen ízű

Taste this sauce and tell me if it needs any salt.

Whatever's this? I've never tasted anything like it.

fragrance noun /ˈfreɪ.grənts/ [C or U] illat

the delicate fragrance of roses

Phrases and idioms:

the sight of sb/sth látványa/látása vminek/vkinek

The sight of so much blood had shocked him.

She hated/loathed the sight of her former husband.