23.4.7. gy. A1C2 (példák)

circle verb /ˈsɜː.kl̩/ 2 köröz (vmi körül) [I or T]

Birds circled above the trees.

Phrasal verbs:

come down /kʌm/ 1 leesik, leszakad; földet ér, leszáll

A lot of trees came down in the storm.

Our plane came down in a field.

The snow came down during the night.

fall down /fɔːl/ elesik (vki); ledől (a földre vmi)

Our apple tree fell down in the storm.

He stumbled and fell down.

fall over /fɔːl/ elesik (vki); felborul, feldől (vmi)

She tripped and fell over.

The fence fell over in the wind.

knock sth/sb over /nɒk/ fellök vmit/vkit

I knocked a bottle of wine over while I was reaching for a dish.

He banged into me so hard that he nearly knocked me over.

Phrases and idioms:

fall flat on your face hasra esik

I stepped on the ice and fell flat on my face.

land in/on, etc. landol vki/vmi vhol (esik vhova)

The ball landed in the neighbour's garden.

She landed flat on her back.

leap into/out of/up, etc. beleugrik/kiugrik/felugrik/stb., -pattan, -szökken

He leapt out of his car and ran towards the house.

I leapt up to answer the phone.

plunge down/into, etc. lezuhan/belezuhan/stb. (lezúg/belezúg)

The car came off the road and plunged down the hillside.

spring back/forward/out, etc. vissza-/elő-/ki-/stb. ugrik/csapódik

The cat sprang onto the sofa.

I tried to shut the door, but it kept springing open.