23.2.11. gy. A1C2 (példák)

slap verb /slæp/ [T] (-pp-) csap, megcsap, megcsapkod, megüt (tenyérrel)

She slapped his face.

She slapped him across the face.

His friends slapped him on the back when he said he was getting married.

squeeze verb /skwiːz/ [T] szorít, megszorít (pl. kezet); kiprésel, kifacsar

She squeezed his hand and said goodbye.

Cut the lemon in half and squeeze the juice into the bowl.

Once he had finished cleaning the floor, he squeezed the cloth out.

He took aim and then squeezed the trigger.

stroke verb /strəʊk/ [T] simogat; elsimít (pl. hajat)

Stroke the dog if you like, it won't bite.

He stroked her hair.

She lovingly stroked Chris's face with the tips of her fingers.

tap verb /tæp/ [I or T] ütöget, kopogtat, megütöget (ablakot, vállat, stb.); dobol (zenére)

I tapped on the window to try to get her attention.

He turned as someone tapped him on the shoulder.

twist verb /twɪst/ 2 csavar, forgat (kézzel) [T]

She sat there nervously twisting the ring around on her finger.

unwind verb /ʌnˈwaɪnd/ *(unwound, unwound) 2 leteker vmit (vmiről); letekeredik vmi (vmiről) [I or T]

He unwound the bandage.

blow noun /bləʊ/ [C] 1 ütés (kézzel, bottal, stb.)

They think his death was caused by a blow to the head with an iron bar.

pressure noun /ˈpreʃ.ər/ 4 nyomás (erővel megnyomás) [U]

He put too much pressure on the door handle and it snapped.

You can stop bleeding by applying pressure close to the injured area.

push noun /pʊʃ/ 1 lökés, nyomás [C usually no plural]

Get on the swing and I'll give you a push.

I gave the door a hard push, but it still wouldn't open.