36.9.1. gy. C1 (példák)

allow verb /əˈlaʊ/ 2 hagy, szán vmit/vmennyit vmire/vkire [T]

Allow three hours for the whole journey.

neglect verb /nɪˈglekt/ [T] elhanyagol (nem gondoskodik/nem fordít megfelelő figyelmet vkire/vmire)

to neglect your appearance

Some of these kids have been badly neglected in the past.

pursue verb /pəˈsjuː/ [T] törekszik vmire, folytat; üldöz, hajszol

She decided to pursue a career in television.

We suspect that our boss is pursuing a hidden agenda.

reorganize verb /ˌriːˈɔː.gən.aɪz/ [I or T] also UK: reorganise átszervez (időbeosztást, vállalatot, stb.)

He's completely reorganized his schedule for the week.

idea noun /aɪˈdɪə/ 4 szándék, cél [no plural]

The idea is to give local people a chance to voice their opinions.

neglect noun /nɪˈglekt/ [U] elhanyagolás

to suffer years of neglect

organization noun /ˌɔː.gən.aɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/ also UK: organisation 3 szervezés, megszervezés; szervezettség [U]

I'm trying to improve the organization of my computer files.

will noun /wɪl/ 2 kívánság, akarat (amit akar) [U]

Against their will, they were forced to hold a meeting.

The government has failed to impose its will upon regional communities.

practical adjective /ˈpræk.tɪ.kəl/ 2 célravezető, gyakorlatias, praktikus (megoldás, terv, stb.)

a practical solution

The plan is simply not practical.

Phrasal verbs:

rush into sth /rʌʃ/ elsiet, elkapkod vmit

I rushed into marriage when I was much too young.

Phrases and idioms:

be all set készen van (vmire) (indulásra, utazásra, stb.)

We were all set to go when the phone rang.

make a point of doing sth súlyt helyez vminek az elvégzésére

He made a point of learning all the names of his staff.

omit to do sth elfelejt/elmulaszt megtenni vmit

She omitted to mention where she was going.

(take) the easy way out a könnyű utat választja

I know you don't approve of his working methods, but why not take the easy way out this time and agree to his request?