23.2.7. gy. A1C2 (példák)

Phrasal verbs:

put away ↔ sth /pʊt/ eltesz, helyére tesz

Put your toys away now.

put back ↔ sth /pʊt/ visszatesz, helyére tesz

I put the book back on the shelf.

put down ↔ sb/sth /pʊt/ letesz vkit/vmit (a földre/vhova)

I put my bags down while we spoke.

Put me down, Dad!

put up ↔ sth /pʊt/ 1 feltart, felemel; feltesz, felakaszt vmit

I put my hand up to ask the teacher a question.

They've put a few pictures up on the wall.

put up ↔ sth /pʊt/ 2 felhúz (pl. ernyőt), felállít (pl. sátrat)

We put the tent up near a river.

I'll put my umbrella up.

take down ↔ sth /teɪk/ leszed vmit (a falról); leszerel, lebont vmit (pl. sátrat)

I've taken the pictures down.

We were taking the tent down.

take out ↔ sth /teɪk/ 1 kivesz vmit vmiből

He reached into his bag and took out a book.

I've had a tooth taken out.

wrap up ↔ sth /ræp/ becsomagol, begöngyöl, beburkol vmit (pl. papírba)

Have you wrapped up Jenny's present?

Phrases and idioms:

can/can't/could, etc. reach (sth) elér/nem ér el vmit (kézzel nyúlva vniért)

Could you get that book down for me - I can't reach.

She's grown so tall that she can reach the door handle now.

dump sth on/in/down, etc. lehajigál vmit vmire/vmibe/stb. (gyorsan, hanyagul)

Henri dumped his bag on the table and went upstairs.