2.3.1. gy. B2 (példák)

sigh verb /saɪ/ [I] bánatosan sóhajt; sóhajtva mond vmit; felsóhajt, mélyet sóhajt

She sighed deeply and sat down.

"I wish he was here," she sighed.

sneeze verb /sniːz/ [I] tüsszent, tüsszög

I've been sneezing all morning.

beat noun /biːt/ [C] 1 dobogás, dobbanás; dobolás

I put my head on his chest but I could feel no heart beat.

My heart missed a beat when she said, "Yes, I'll marry you".

liver noun /ˈlɪv.ər/ [C or U] máj (belső szerv)

He has something wrong with his liver.

lung noun /lʌŋ/ [C] tüdő

lung cancer

muscle noun /ˈmʌs.l̩/ [C or U] izom

neck/back/leg/stomach muscles

facial muscles

These exercises build muscle and increase stamina.

rib noun /rɪb/ [C] borda (csont)

He cracked a rib in the accident.

sigh noun /saɪ/ [C] sóhaj, sóhajtás

He read the letter and gave a deep sigh.

skeleton noun /ˈskel.ə.tən/ [C] csontváz

We found an old sheep skeleton up on the cliffs.

Her long illness reduced her to a skeleton.

Phrasal verbs:

blow up ↔ sth /bləʊ/ felfúj vmit (léggömböt, autógumit, stb.)

I spent the whole morning blowing up balloons for Joe's party.

Can you blow the tyre up for me?