22.1.4. gy. C1C2 (példák)

Phrasal verbs:

derive (sth) from sth /dɪˈraɪv/ ered, fakad vmiből

The name derives from Latin.

kick in /kɪk/ hatni kezd, hatályba lép; beköszönt (kezdődik)

The new tax rate kicks in next month.

line sb/sth up /laɪn/ felsorakoztat (előkészít/rendelkezésre állít)

What future projects have you lined up?

spring up /sprɪŋ/ felbukkan

A lot of new hotels have sprung up along the coast recently.

Phrases and idioms:

be born születik, megszületik (keletkezik, létrejön)

The idea for the business was born during a holiday in France.

come into being létrejön, (átv.) megszületik

The new law comes into being next month.

originate from/in/with, etc. ered/származik vmiből/vhonnét/vkitől/stb.

A lot of our medicines originate from tropical plants.

put something into practice átvisz a gyakorlatba vmit

Next month we will have a chance to put these ideas into practice.

How do you intend to put these proposals into practice?

realize an ambition/dream/goal, etc. valóra váltja az ambícióit/álmait/céljait, stb.

He had realized all his ambitions by the age of 30.

take shape alakul (egyre világosabbá/határozottabbá válik) (pl. terv, ötlet)

The project is slowly beginning to take shape.