38.1.2. gy. B1B2 (példák)

right noun /raɪt/ 2 a jó, a helyes (morálisan/erkölcsileg) [U]

I've tried to teach them the difference between right and wrong.

appropriate adjective /əˈprəʊ.pri.ət/ megfelelő, alkalmas (helyzethez, alkalomhoz, stb.)

Is this film appropriate for small children?

I didn't think his comments were very appropriate at the time.

bad adjective /bæd/ (worse, worst) 5 rossz (ember/viselkedés)

There are a lot of bad people in the world.

He's got his faults but he's not a bad person.

correct adjective /kəˈrekt/ 2 illő, megfelelő

correct behaviour

fair adjective /feər/ 2 igazságos, méltányos

That's not fair! You always go first!

It's not fair to make me do all the work.

a fair trial

I can't spend all my time with one child - it wouldn't be fair on the others.

moral adjective /ˈmɒr.əl/ 1 erkölcsi [always before noun]

moral standards/values

a moral issue

She condemned the proposed law on moral grounds.

right adjective /raɪt/ 4 helyes, becsületes

It's not right to criticize him behind his back.

Someone had to tell him - I think you did the right thing.

unfair adjective /ʌnˈfeər/ 2 igazságtalan, méltánytalan, tisztességtelen (nem helyes)

It's unfair to blame Roger for everything.

fairly adverb /ˈfeə.li/ 2 igazságosan, korrektül

He claimed that he hadn't been treated fairly by his employers.

Officials will ensure that the election is carried out fairly.

morally adverb /ˈmɒr.əl.i/ erkölcsileg; erkölcsösen

morally wrong/unacceptable

unfairly adverb /ʌnˈfeə.li/ igazságtalanul

His employers treated him very unfairly.

of preposition /ɒv/ 10 -tól, -től (viselkedés vkitől)

It was very nice of you to think of us.

It was a bit mean of him to mention her weight.

Thank you so much for my present. How thoughtful of you.

Phrasal verbs:

agree with sth /əˈgriː/ egyetért vmivel (elfogadhatónak tart)

I don't agree with hunting.

Phrases and idioms:

manners modor, elfogadott viselkedési mód/illemszabály

It's bad manners to eat with your mouth open.

It's considered good manners in some societies to leave a little food on your plate.