33.1.3. gy. A1C2 (példák)

sense noun /sents/ 2 (józan) ész, értelem, ítélőképesség [U]

I hope they'll have the (good) sense/have enough sense to shut the windows before they leave.

There's no sense in waiting - the next train isn't for two hours.

sentiment noun /ˈsen.tɪ.mənt/ felfogás, érzés (nemzeti, vallási, stb.); érzelmesség

nationalist/religious sentiments

theory noun /ˈθɪə.ri/ 1 elmélet, teória (vminek a magyarázatára); nézet, elképzelés [C]

The debate is centred around two conflicting theories.

thought noun /θɔːt/ 2 gondolkodás; elgondolkodás [U]

She sat staring at the picture, deep in thought.

You'll need to give the matter some thought.

wisdom noun /ˈwɪz.dəm/ [U] bölcsesség

One certainly hopes to gain a little wisdom as one grows older.

I tend to doubt the wisdom of separating a child from its family whatever the circumstances.

Did we ever stop to question the wisdom of going to war?

Before I went off to university my father gave me a few words of wisdom.

wit noun /wɪt/ [U] szellemesség

a woman of great intelligence and wit

He was known for his dry/sharp wit.

abstract adjective /ˈæb.strækt/ 1 elvont, absztrakt

abstract ideas

Truth and beauty are abstract concepts.

broad-minded adjective /ˌbrɔːdˈmaɪn.dɪd/ liberális gondolkozású

At seventy she was surprisingly broad-minded.

closed adjective /kləʊzd/ 3 maradi, zárkózott

a closed mind

conservative adjective /kənˈsɜː.və.tɪv/ konzervatív (régihez ragaszkodó); óvatos (pl. becslés)

Older people tend to be very conservative.