5. Megy, jön, visz A2 (19) – altémák

Megy, jön, visz* (19)

arrive verb /əˈraɪv/ [I] érkezik, megérkezik

What time does your train arrive?

It was dark by the time we arrived at the station.

We arrived in Prague later that day.

I ordered some DVDs over a month ago, but they still haven't arrived.

bring verb /brɪŋ/ [T] *(brought, brought) hoz vmit

"Shall I bring anything to the party?" "Oh, just a bottle."

Bring me that knife/Bring that knife to me.

Did you bring an umbrella with you?

climb verb /klaɪm/ 1 mászik, felmászik vmire [I or T]

to climb a ladder/a mountain/the stairs/a tree

She climbed up on a chair to change the light bulb.

collect verb /kəˈlekt/ 2 érte megy (és elhoz) [T]

I'll collect you from the station.

Your shoes will be repaired and ready for you to collect on Thursday.

enter verb /ˈen.tər/ 1 belép vhova; bejut (egy helyre) [I or T]

The police entered through/by the back door.

She is accused of entering the country illegally.

follow verb /ˈfɒl.əʊ/ 1 követ, utána jön/megy [I or T]

A dog followed us home.

She followed me into the kitchen.

He had the feeling he was being followed.

get verb /get/ *(getting, got, got) 3 hoz, elhoz [T]

Wait here while I get the car.

I'll go and get Sophie from the station.

Could you get me my keys from upstairs?

hurry verb /ˈhʌr.i/ [I or T] siet; siettet, sürget

Hurry or you'll be late.

She hurried to answer the telephone.

I hate to hurry you, but I have to leave in a few minutes.

After spending her lunch hour shopping, she hurried back to work.

leave verb /liːv/ *(left, left) 3 hagy vmit vhol, otthagy vmit/vkit vhol [T]

You can leave your bags at reception.

Why don't you leave the kids with me on Friday?

return verb /rɪˈtɜːn/ 1 visszajön; visszamegy; visszatér (vhova) [I]

He returned to Nigeria in 2009.

I won't return from my holiday till May.

She left Sweden at the age of 25 and never returned.

stop verb /stɒp/ (-pp-) 3 megáll vhol (egy rövid időre) [I]

He stopped at a pub for lunch.

Why don't you just stop somewhere and ask for directions?

I stopped to pick up a letter that I'd dropped.

walk noun /wɔːk/ [C] 1 gyaloglás, séta

He had/went for/took a walk, to get some air.

Every afternoon she takes her granddad out for a walk.

Phrasal verbs:

bring back ↔ sth /brɪŋ/ visszahoz vmit

Can you bring me back some milk?

come back /kʌm/ visszajön, visszatér

I'll come back and pick you up in half an hour.

We've just come back from Amsterdam.

come in /kʌm/ 1 bejön (egy helyre)

Do you want to come in for a cup of tea?

Hi, come in - lovely to see you!

get back /get/ visszatér, hazatér

When we got back to the hotel, Ann had already left.

If you get back in time, you can come with us.

go in /gəʊ/ bemegy

I looked through the window but I didn't go in.

pick up ↔ sb/sth /pɪk/ 2 elmegy vkiért/vmiért, érte megy vkinek/vminek

I've got to pick the children up from school.

When you're in town could you pick up the books I ordered?

Phrases and idioms:

follow a road/path, etc. követi az utat/ösvényt/stb.

Follow the main road down to the traffic lights.

2. lecke (A1) – 10. lecke (A2) – 25. lecke (B1) – 52. lecke (B2) – 82. lecke (C1) – 101. lecke (C2)