33.2.11. gy. A1C2 (példák)

known adjective /nəʊn/ ismert

These people are known criminals.

He is known to the police because of his previous criminal record.

new adjective /njuː/ 2 új, ismeretlen

I love learning new languages.

I learnt a new word today.

This new cancer treatment offers hope to many sufferers.

New evidence has since emerged.

strange adjective /streɪndʒ/ 2 ismeretlen (személy, hely)

With so many strange faces around her, the baby started to cry.

I've never been here before either, so it's all strange to me too.

unfamiliar adjective /ʌn.fəˈmɪl.i.ər/ ismeretlen; kevéssé ismert

I noticed several unfamiliar faces in the meeting room.

His name was unfamiliar to me.

unknown adjective /ʌnˈnəʊn/ 1 ismeretlen vkinek; tudta nélkül vkinek

The exact number of people carrying the virus is unknown.

Unknown to me, she'd organized a party for my birthday.

well-informed adjective /ˌwel.ɪnˈfɔːmd/ jól informált

Some visitors to our museum are very well-informed.

Phrasal verbs:

have heard of sb/sth /hɪər/ hallott vkiről/vmiről (tud a létezéséről)

I'd never heard of him before he won the prize.

It's a tiny country that most people have never heard of.

know of sth/sb /nəʊ/ tud vmiről/vkiről, tudomása van vmiről/vkiről

I know of a good restaurant near the station.

Phrases and idioms:

an unknown quantity ismeretlen személy/dolog

The road conditions in that area are a bit of an unknown quantity.