24.3.4. gy. A1C2 (példák)

off adverb /ɒf/ 4 el; le (egy helyről, helyzetből)

I'm just off to the shops.

Keep the dog on the lead or he'll just run off.

If we can get off early tomorrow morning we'll avoid most of the traffic.

I'm off now - see you tomorrow.

She's off to Canada next week.

out adverb /aʊt/ 3 ki (vhonnan/vmiből)

She opened the window and stuck her head out.

The bag burst and the apples fell out.

He opened the drawer and took out a pair of socks.

My secretary will see you out.

Get out!

round adverb /raʊnd/ 2 körbe, körben (körmozgás)

This switch makes the wheels go round.

round adverb /raʊnd/ 3 körbe, ellenkező irányba

She looked round.

Turn the car round and let's go home.

against preposition /əˈgentst/ 3 ellen, szemben (ellenkező irányban)

Commuting is not so bad when you are travelling against the traffic.

at preposition /æt/ 3 -ra, -re (felé, irányában)

She smiled at me.

They waved at us as we drove by.

"Look at me! Look at me!" called the little girl.

for preposition /fɔːr/ 10 felé, irányában

They looked as if they were heading for the train station.

Just follow signs for the town centre.

This time tomorrow we'll be setting off for the States.

It says this train is for Birmingham and Coventry only.

into preposition /ˈɪn.tuː/ 1 -ba, -be (vhova)

He's gone into a shop across the road.

Shall we go into the garden?

Stop running around and get into bed!

into preposition /ˈɪn.tuː/ 3 vminek neki-, vmibe bele- (ütődés, csapódás, stb.)

He's always walking into things when he hasn't got his glasses on.

into preposition /ˈɪn.tuː/ 4 -ba, be, vmi felé, az irányába vminek

She was looking straight into his eyes.