31.9.3. gy. A2 (példák)

short adjective /ʃɔːt/ 3 rövid (levél, könyv, stb.)

a short email/letter

It's a very short book - you'll read it in an hour.

back adverb /bæk/ 2 vissza (válasz, reagálás)

I'm busy at the moment - can I call you back?

I waved to her and she waved back.

of preposition /ɒv/ 6 -ja, -je (vkit/vmit ábrázoló/szemléltető)

a map of the city centre

a photo of my boyfriend

OK exclamation /ˌəʊˈkeɪ/ also: okay (informal) 2 oké? érted?

So I'll get the food and you can get the drink, OK?

I'll see you at six-thirty, okay?

pardon exclamation /ˈpɑː.dən/ tessék? nem értem; bocsánat! elnézést!

"You'll need an umbrella." - "Pardon?" - "I said you'll need an umbrella."

Phrases and idioms:

details részletek (adatok, információk vmiről/vkiről)

I've sent off for the details of a job I saw advertised in the paper.

They haven't given me any details yet.

A police officer took down the details of what happened.

let sb know (sth) értesít vkit

Let me know if you're coming to the party.

Can you still come on Friday? Please let me know.

I'll let you know when we've fixed a date for the meeting.

sound good/interesting/strange, etc. jónak/érdekesnek/furcsának/stb. hangzik/tűnik vmi

Your job sounds really interesting.

I know it sounds silly, but I'll miss him when he's gone.

You're going skiing with three friends? That sounds fun.