6.1.3. gy. B1B2 (példák)

terrace noun /ˈter.əs/ [C] terasz

We had our drinks on the terrace.

the first floor noun /ˌfɜːstˈflɔː/ [no plural] első emelet

She works on the first floor.

the ground floor noun /ˌgraʊndˈflɔː/ [no plural] földszint

My office is on the ground floor.

downstairs adjective /ˈdaʊn.steəz/ (emeletes házban) lenti [always before noun]

The burglars had got in through a downstairs window.

first-floor adjective /ˈfɜːst.flɔː/ [always before noun] első emeleti (Nagy Britannia)

a first-floor flat/apartment/office

next-door adjective /ˈnekstˌdɔːr/ szomszéd (lakás/ház/épület)

What are your next-door neighbours like?

upstairs adjective /ˈʌp.steəz/ [always before noun] emeleti

an upstairs window

next door adverb /ˌnekstˈdɔːr/ a szomszédban (szomszéd lakásban/házban/épületben)

That's the old man who lives next door to Paul.

Phrasal verbs:

move in /muːv/ beköltözik vhova

She's just moved in with some friends.

move out /muːv/ kiköltözik vhonnét

Her landlord has given her a week to move out.

put up ↔ sb /pʊt/ elszállásol, befogad vkit (egy rövid időre)

If you need somewhere to stay we can put you up for the night.

Phrases and idioms:

move house elköltözik

We're moving house in the spring.