22.2.3. gy. B1B2 (példák)

involve verb /ɪnˈvɒlv/ [T] 2 belekever vmibe, részesévé tesz vminek; részese vminek

The second accident involved two cars and a lorry.

mix verb /mɪks/ 2 kever; keveredik (tulajdonságok/tevékenységek egy időben) [I or T]

a feeling of anger mixed with sadness

put verb /pʊt/ [T] *(putting, put, put) 3 vmilyen állapotba/helyzetbe hoz

What's put you in such a bad mood?

I'm not prepared to put my children at risk.

I'm looking forward to putting my ideas into practice.

He's putting me under pressure to change my mind.

The terrorists were put on trial six years after the bombing.

set verb /set/ *(setting, set, set) 5 vmilyen helyzetet/állapotot okoz/előidéz [T]

It is believed that the building was set on fire deliberately.

She set fire to her neighbour's house.

After years in prison, the men who had wrongfully been found guilty of the bombing were finally set free.

scene noun /siːn/ 2 jelenet (utca-, élet-, öröm-, stb.) [C]

Lowry painted street scenes.

scenes of everyday life

There were scenes of great joy as the hostages were re-united with their families.

turn noun /tɜːn/ 1 sorra kerülés, sora vkinek [C]

Is it my turn yet?

It's your turn to do the washing up!

In this game if you give the wrong answer you have to miss a turn.

lively adjective /ˈlaɪv.li/ élénk, mozgalmas

It's hard work teaching a class of lively children.

a lively city

They take a lively interest in their grandchildren.

There was some lively discussion at the meeting.

Phrases and idioms:

go badly/well, etc. rosszul/jól megy vmi (alakul vmi vhogy)

My exams went really well.

"How did your interview go?" - "Rather badly!"

Something's gone wrong with my computer.

the whole thing az egész dolog

I just want to forget the whole thing.

The whole thing is ridiculous!

things dolgok (az élet/hétköznapok dolgai)

How are things with you?

Things have been going very well recently.