23.2.3. gy. B1B2 (példák)

lower verb /ˈləʊ.ər/ [T] 1 leenged, leereszt vmit (alacsonyabb helyre)

They lowered him down the cliff on a rope.

Heavily pregnant by now, she lowered herself carefully into the chair.

He lowered his eyes in embarrassment when he saw me.

She lowered her newspaper and looked around.

raise verb /reɪz/ [T] 1 felemel (vmit magasabbra tesz/magasra tart)

Would all those in favour please raise their hands?

She raised the glass to her lips and took a sip.

reach verb /riːtʃ/ 3 nyúl vki/vmi felé/vhová; (kézzel) elér vmit [I or T]

He reached for the phone and knocked over a glass.

The child reached down/out/over and picked up the kitten.

He reached out and grabbed her arm.

Can you reach me (down) that book?

remove verb /rɪˈmuːv/ [T] 2 levesz vmit (kabátot, fedőt, stb.)

Liz removed her jacket and hung it on a chair.

Carefully remove the lid, then stir the paint.

wrap verb /ræp/ [T] (-pp-) 1 csomagol, becsomagol, göngyöl, begöngyöl vmibe (pl. papírba)

She wrapped the present and tied it with ribbon.

wrap verb /ræp/ [T] (-pp-) 2 beburkol, bebugyolál vkit/vmit (pl. hogy óvja/védje)

She wrapped the baby in a blanket.

He wrapped a towel around his shoulders.

off preposition /ɒf/ 2 el; le (vmit eltávolítva)

I can't get the lid off this jar.

Has anyone taken a book off my desk?

Could you cut me a small piece off that white cheese?

Take your feet off the seat.

Phrasal verbs:

put away ↔ sth /pʊt/ eltesz, helyére tesz

Put your toys away now.

put back ↔ sth /pʊt/ visszatesz, helyére tesz

I put the book back on the shelf.

put down ↔ sb/sth /pʊt/ letesz vkit/vmit (a földre/vhova)

I put my bags down while we spoke.

Put me down, Dad!