10.4.1. gy. B1B2 (példák)

branch noun /brɑːntʃ/ [C] 1 ág, faág

Birds often make nests in the top branches of the tree.

bush noun /bʊʃ/ [C] bokor

a rose bush

corn noun /kɔːn/ [U] gabona

fields of corn

jungle noun /ˈdʒʌŋ.gl̩/ [C or U] dzsungel, őserdő

The Yanomami people live in the South American jungle.

Either side of the river is dense jungle.

leaf noun /liːf/ [C] plural: leaves levél (növényé), falevél

a lettuce leaf

autumn leaves

He was sweeping up leaves in his garden.

oak noun /əʊk/ [C or U] tölgy, tölgyfa (élő fa/faanyag)

an oak table/cupboard

pine noun /paɪn/ [C or U] also: pine tree fenyő, fenyőfa (élő/faanyag)

a pine forest

rainforest noun /ˈreɪn.fɒr.ɪst/ [C or U] esőerdő

a tropical rainforest

root noun /ruːt/ [C] gyökér

These plants have really deep roots.

rose noun /rəʊz/ [C] rózsa (növény)

a rose bush

She sent him a bunch of red roses.

seed noun /siːd/ mag, vetőmag, virágmag [C]

Sow the seeds about 3 cm deep.

These vegetables can be grown from seed.

shell noun /ʃel/ [C or U] héj (dióé, tojásé, stb.); ház (csigáé); kagyló; páncél (ráké); teknő (teknősé)

Brazil nuts have very hard shells.

A piece of shell fell into the cake mixture.

the shell of a crab

a shell necklace

trunk noun /trʌŋk/ [C] fatörzs

The trunks of these trees can be more than two metres wide.

wheat noun /wiːt/ [U] búza

wheat fields

Wheat is an important crop for millions of people across the world.

green adjective /griːn/ 2 zöld (füves, erdős)

green spaces