NHW4elemwordlist

New Headway Elementary Hungarian wordlist Unit 1 You and me Hello ad j American ad

/əˈme m erɪkən/

Bill is an American man from Chicago. His first name is William W illiam,, ut e!eryone calls him Bill. #a!id is from Bristol. Hello. $y name%s Carla. Hello. &%m 'imon. Nice to meet you. $y first name is (homas, ut you can call me m e (om. (om. &f the weather isn%t going to e nice, let%s stay in. #o you sell %grey% with an %a% or an %e%) 'ay hello to the other students students in the class. What is your surname surname) &hat is your name) &here are you from)

first name n

/ˈfɜːst neɪm/

"re" from "re" hello meet !

/frɒm/ /həˈləʊ/ /mi /miːt/

name n

/ne /neɪm/

adj nice adj

/na /naɪs/

sell !

/s"el/

student n

/ˈstju stjuːdnt/ dnt/

surname n "ron %hat "ron %here ad!

/ˈs ɜːneɪm/ /wɒt/ /weə*r+/

amerikai

vezetéknév mi, mit hol, honnan

/eɪdʒ/ /ˈsɪti/ /ˈiːmeɪl ə ˈdres/

What%s her age age) 'he is - years old. He li!es in a cit" called Chicago. What%s your email email address)

kor v$ros email c#m

"ron her "ro

/hɜː*r+/

'vé, az ő (-e (nn)

"ron his "ron look !

/hɪ/ /lʊk/

married adj

/ˈm0rid/ m0rid/

old adj hone number

/əʊ ld/ /fəʊn ˈnʌmə*r+/

Carla was orn in England, ut her "arents are from &taly. & forgot to ask aul for his his email address. )ook at the information and tell me what you see. 1ucy isn%t married ut she has a oyfriend. & li!e in an old house. Her hone is 2- 22 3 2 452. hone number is

/ˈrʌ8ə*r+/

$y brother $a9 $a9 is :; years old.

/ˈf0məli f0məli//

(he English famil" who & am staying with are called (aylor.

keresztnév -ból, -ből szia, hello megismerkedik vkivel név szé bet!z, hel"esen #r di$k

ersonal information age n cit" n email address n

'vé, az ő (-e (hn) néz h$zas 'reg, régi telefonsz$m

n

6ick7s family brother n famil" n

fivér csal$d

New Headway Elementary *fourth edition+ Hungarian wordlist

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father n

/ˈfɑː8ə*r+/

girlfriend n

/ˈɡɜːlfrend/

house n

/haʊs/

like !

/la /laɪk/

live !

/lɪ!/

lovel" adj

/ˈlʌ!li/

mother n

/ˈmʌ8ə*r+/

arent n

/ˈ"eərən "eərənt/ t/

reall" ad!

/ˈrɪəli əli/

salesman n

/ˈseɪlmən mən//

school n

/sku /skuːl/

sister n

/ˈsɪstə* stə*r+ r+//

teacher n

/ˈtiːtʃ ə*r+/

universit" n

ɪˈ!ɜː ɜːsəti/ /ˌjuːnɪˈ

%est n

/west/

"ear n

/jɪə*r+ ə*r+//

ndrew. =ack has lots of female friends, ut he hasn%t got a girlfriend. ?rank has enough money to uy a ig house with a garden. & like '"ain a lot and would like to li!e there one day. & live in a small town in the west of England. $y "arents really like my girlfriend @ she%s lovel". $y mother was was only :A when she ga!e irth to me. $y arents are oth doctors, ut & ecame an actor. (hey had a great day out and reall" enjoyed themsel!es. > good salesman can sell anything.

+chool isn%t the only "lace where children learn new things. & don%t ha!e a rother ut & ha!e one sister , 6osa. ur English teacher e9"lains e9"lains e!erything so clearly. li!ia is an English student at universit". (he %est of England is warmer than the north or east. He goes to uni!ersity ne9t "ear .

aa bar$tnő h$z kedvel, szeret lakik, él szé, hel"es an"a sz*lő valóban, igaz$n eladó, kereskedelmi *g"n'k iskola nővér, hg tan$r eg"etem n"ugat év

ractice a dj beautiful ad café n "l n children "l

/ˈj juːtɪ fl/ /ˈk0feɪ/ /ˈtʃɪ ldrən/

class n

/klɑːs/

doctor n nglish adj .rench adj

/ˈdɒktə*r+/ /ˈ ɪDɡlɪ ʃ/ /frent /frent ʃ /

/erman" n good adj

/ˈdʒɜːməni/ /ɡʊd/

grandmother n home n adj 2talian adj 3onda"

/ˈɡr0nmʌ8ə*r+/ /həʊm/ /ɪˈt0li t0liən ən// ˈ ʌ / m ndeɪ /

His wife is beautiful. & drink tea at the café. eter and Helen ha!e two children (om, A, and >nna, 5. (here are ten students in my English class. > doctor hel"s hel"s "eo"le who are ill. His nglish accent is good. $arie@Celine isn%t .rench, she%s Canadian. Berlin is a city in /erman". (he language school is "o"ular ecause it%s !ery good. $y father%s mother is my grandmother . 'he isn%t at home @ she%s at school. eo"le from &taly are 2talian. ur English class is on 3onda" morning.

szé, g"'n"'r! k$vézó g"erekek oszt$l" orvos angol francia 0émetorsz$g ó nag"mama otthon olasz hétfő


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father n

/ˈfɑː8ə*r+/

girlfriend n

/ˈɡɜːlfrend/

house n

/haʊs/

like !

/la /laɪk/

live !

/lɪ!/

lovel" adj

/ˈlʌ!li/

mother n

/ˈmʌ8ə*r+/

arent n

/ˈ"eərən "eərənt/ t/

reall" ad!

/ˈrɪəli əli/

salesman n

/ˈseɪlmən mən//

school n

/sku /skuːl/

sister n

/ˈsɪstə* stə*r+ r+//

teacher n

/ˈtiːtʃ ə*r+/

universit" n

ɪˈ!ɜː ɜːsəti/ /ˌjuːnɪˈ

%est n

/west/

"ear n

/jɪə*r+ ə*r+//

ndrew. =ack has lots of female friends, ut he hasn%t got a girlfriend. ?rank has enough money to uy a ig house with a garden. & like '"ain a lot and would like to li!e there one day. & live in a small town in the west of England. $y "arents really like my girlfriend @ she%s lovel". $y mother was was only :A when she ga!e irth to me. $y arents are oth doctors, ut & ecame an actor. (hey had a great day out and reall" enjoyed themsel!es. > good salesman can sell anything.

+chool isn%t the only "lace where children learn new things. & don%t ha!e a rother ut & ha!e one sister , 6osa. ur English teacher e9"lains e9"lains e!erything so clearly. li!ia is an English student at universit". (he %est of England is warmer than the north or east. He goes to uni!ersity ne9t "ear .

aa bar$tnő h$z kedvel, szeret lakik, él szé, hel"es an"a sz*lő valóban, igaz$n eladó, kereskedelmi *g"n'k iskola nővér, hg tan$r eg"etem n"ugat év

ractice a dj beautiful ad café n "l n children "l

/ˈj juːtɪ fl/ /ˈk0feɪ/ /ˈtʃɪ ldrən/

class n

/klɑːs/

doctor n nglish adj .rench adj

/ˈdɒktə*r+/ /ˈ ɪDɡlɪ ʃ/ /frent /frent ʃ /

/erman" n good adj

/ˈdʒɜːməni/ /ɡʊd/

grandmother n home n adj 2talian adj 3onda"

/ˈɡr0nmʌ8ə*r+/ /həʊm/ /ɪˈt0li t0liən ən// ˈ ʌ / m ndeɪ /

His wife is beautiful. & drink tea at the café. eter and Helen ha!e two children (om, A, and >nna, 5. (here are ten students in my English class. > doctor hel"s hel"s "eo"le who are ill. His nglish accent is good. $arie@Celine isn%t .rench, she%s Canadian. Berlin is a city in /erman". (he language school is "o"ular ecause it%s !ery good. $y father%s mother is my grandmother . 'he isn%t at home @ she%s at school. eo"le from &taly are 2talian. ur English class is on 3onda" morning.

szé, g"'n"'r! k$vézó g"erekek oszt$l" orvos angol francia 0émetorsz$g ó nag"mama otthon olasz hétfő


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+%itzerland n

/ˈswɪtsəl tsələn ənd/ d/

toda" n %ife n

/təˈdeɪ/ /wa /waɪf/

&n +%itzerland, the main languages are ?rench, erman and &talian. What day is it toda") &t%s $onday. =oe%s %ife is from ermany where they were married.

+v$c ma feleség

6eading and listening bad adj

/0d/

big adj

/ɪɡ/

blog n

/lɒɡ/

car n

/kɑː*r+/

centre n

/ˈsentə*r+/ sentə*r+/

chea adj

/t ʃiː"/

coffee bar n

/ˈkɒfi ɑː/

adj cold adj

/kə /kəʊ ld/

difficult adj

/ˈdɪfɪkəlt/

adj eas" adj

/ˈiːi/

g"t n

/ˈiː dʒ ɪ"t/

uroe n

/ˈjʊərə"/

e4ensive adj

/ɪkˈs"ensɪ!/

adj famous adj

/ˈfeɪməs/ məs/

fast adj, ad!

/fɑːst/

adj free adj

/fri /friː/

friendl" adj

/ˈfrendli/ frendli/

galler" n girl n great adj

/ˈg0ləri g0ləri// /ɡɜːl/ /ɡreɪt/

home%ork n horrible adj adj hot adj Hungar" n

/ˈhə h ə ʊmwɜːk/ /ˈhɒrəl/ /hɒt/ /ˈhʌDɡəri/

Fou Fou don%t learn anything from a bad teacher. (he city is !ery big so & tra!el y us instead of walking. >nna%s blog is full of news and "hotos aout her stay in 1ondon. We don%t ha!e a garage so we kee" our outside. car outside. Her school is in the centre of 1ondon, near all the sho"s. & ha!en%t got much money, ut & know where the chea sho"s are. (here are lots of &talian coffee bars in 1ondon that sell great coffee. &n winter, the weather in $adrid is often sunny ut cold. 'ome "eo"le s"eak so fast it%s difficult to understand them. (ra!elling (ra!elling y frica >frica or >merica. We cycle or walk e!erywhere ecause "ulic trans"ort is so e4ensive. (he man said he was a famous actor, ut & didn%t recognie him. & can%t understand you when you s"eak so fast. Fou Fou don%t need any money ecause the museum is free. & really like the other students @ they are !ery friendl". (he galler" has some eautiful "aintings. Charlotte is a name for a girl not a oy. 1ondon is a great city @ there are lots of sho"sG (he teacher gi!es us lots of home%ork home%ork. (he coffee is so horrible & can%t drink it. (he weather is !ery hot and sunny. Hungar" is a country in Euro"e near 'lo!akia.

rossz nag" %ebes naló, blog autó, kocsi belv$ros, vmi k'zee olcsó k$vézó hideg nehéz k'nn"! g"itom uróa dr$ga, k'ltséges h#res g"ors, g"orsan ing"enes, szabad bar$ts$gos két$r, galéria l$n" nag"szer! h$zi feladat sz'rn"!, borzasztó hideg 3ag"arorsz$g


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husband n

/ˈhʌənd/

interesting adj international

/ˈɪntrestɪD/ /ˌɪntəˈn0ʃn əl/

adj

5aan n language n

/dʒəˈ"0n/ /ˈl0 l0Dɡwɪdʒ/

love !

/lʌ!/

meal n

/mi /miːl/

3e4ico n

/ˈmeksɪkəʊ /

museum n

/mju /mjuˈiːəm/ əm/

near adj, ad!

/nɪə*r+/ ə*r+/

ark n

/"ɑːk/

eole n

/ˈ"iː"l/

lace n

/"le /"leɪs/

7ome n shoing n

/rəʊm/ /ˈʃɒ"ɪD/ D/

sho n

/ ʃɒ"/

slo% adj

/sləʊ/

small adj

/smɔːl/

son n

/sʌn/

+ain n

/s"e /s"eɪn/

seak ! sunn" adj them "ron

/s"ɪːk/ /ˈsʌni/ /8em/

Underground n

/ˈʌndəɡraʊ nd/

understand !

/ˌʌndəˈst0nd/

%eather n

/ˈwe8ə* we8ə*r+ r+//

%elcome

/ˈwelkə welkəm/ m/

"oung adj

/jʌD/

>nna%s a lo!ely woman woman ut her husband husband isn%t !ery friendly. & like England @ it is an interesting country. $y class is !ery international, with students from across the world. (he highest "eak in 5aan is $ount ?uji. $y father doesn%t s"eak any other language e9ce"t English. We love >my ecause she%s so nice and kind. Breakfast is the most im"ortant meal of the day. (he order etween 3e4ico and the t the trans"ort trans"ort museum, there are e9am"les of !ehicles dating ack to the :As. We li!e near the the air"ort, ut we%!e got used to the sound of "lanes. 1ondon is a city with lots of arks arks for "eo"le to walk or cycle in. 6eole are always sur"rised when & tell them what & do. &%!e !isited so many great laces since &%!e een here. 7ome is a eautiful &talian city. +hoing is no fun if you ha!en%t got any money to s"end. & like to uy things online rather than go into shos. (he us is !ery slo%, so don%t take it if you%re in a hurry. $y school is !ery small @ there are only - students. $r and $rs (ims ha!e a son, aul, and a daughter, E!a. +ain is a lo!ely country, ut $adrid gets !ery hot in summer. 'he seaks se!eral languages. &t is sunn" outside, ut it is !ery cold. (here are a lot of uestions so check you ha!e answered all of them them. & don%t like tra!elling y Underground ecause it%s dark. Can you "lease s"eak more slowly so that we can understand) What ad %eather we we ha!e today @ it is so cold and it is raining. &elcome to the 6oyal Hotel. We ho"e you enjoy your stay. >lthough he%s !ery !ery "oung, he has a lot of e9"erience.

fér érdekes nemzetk'zi 5a$n n"elv szeret étkezés, étel 3e4ikó mzeum k'zel ark emberek hel" 7óma v$s$rl$s bolt, *zlet lass kicsi fia vkinek +an"olorsz$g beszél naos őket, azokat f'ldalatti 8meg9ért idő$r$s *dv'z'l*k, isten hozta fiatal


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Iocaulary and s"eaking aunt n bo"friend n

/ɑːnt/ /ˈɔɪfrend/

cousin n

/ˈkʌn/

grandfather n

/ˈɡr0nfɑː8ə*r+/

nehe% n

/ˈnefjuː/

niece n

/niːs/

uncle n

/ˈʌDkl/

$y aunt =oan is married to my uncle =ohn. (anya%s een going out with her bo"friend for nearly a year. $y aunt li!es in Fork, with her son, my cousin =oe. $y grandfather was working on a farm when my father was orn. $y nehe% Ben li!es in New Fork with my aunt and uncle. 1inda is my rother%s daughter, which means she%s my niece. >unt 6ita is married to uncle Charles, my dad%s rother.

nag"néni bar$t (fiú, akivel a lány jár)

unokatestvér nag"aa unoka'cs unokahg nag"b$csi

E!eryday English all right adj

/ɔːl raɪt/

b"e darling n .rida"

/aɪ/ /ˈdɑːlɪD/ /ˈfraɪdeɪ/

good afternoon

/ɡʊd ˌɑːftə ˈnuːn/ /ɡʊdˈmɔːnɪD/

good morning

& wasn%t !ery well yesterday, ut &%m all right now. &%ll see you tomorrow. :"eG oodye, darling. Ha!e a nice day. & like to go out on .rida", ecause & don%t work on 'aturday. /ood afternoon. Can & hel" you)

rendben, ól, t!rhetően

ó naot (délután)

/ood morning. &t%s a eautiful day, isn%t

ó reggelt, ó naot

szia, viszl$t dr$ga, kedves (fn) éntek

it)

good night goodb"e

/ˌɡʊdˈnaɪt/ /ˌɡʊdˈaɪ /

hi office

/haɪ/ /ˈɒfɪs/

n

lease same adj

/"liː/ /seɪm/

thank goodness /Ɵ0Dk thanks

ˈɡʊdnəs/ /Ɵ0Dks/

ver" %ell adj

/!eri ˈwel/

%eekend n

/ˌwiːkˈend/

/ood night. & ho"e you slee" well. /oodb"e. 1et%s ho"e we meet again soon. Hi 1indaG How are you today) & get more work done if & arri!e at the office early. &%d like an ice@cream, lease. & ought the same skirt as 1eah, ut hers was J5 chea"er. ;hank goodness $um didn%t see me while & was wra""ing her "resentG ;hanks to all of you for the eautiful flowers. He says he can%t s"eak ?rench, ut he actually s"eaks it ver" %ell. & like to rela9 at the %eekend.

ó ét viszontl$t$sra, isten vele8d9 szia iroda leg"en sz#ves ug"anaz, ug"anol"an h$la istennek k'sz'n'm, k'sz'net nag"on ól hétvége


5

Unit < A good ob= (wo outdoor jos animal n

/ˈ0nɪml/

come ! countr" n

/kʌm/ /ˈkʌntri/

desert n

/ˈdeət/

earn !

/ɜːn/

engineer n

/endʒəˈnɪ ə*r+/

free time n

/friː taɪm/

g"m n

/dʒɪm/

hour n

/ˈaʊə*r+/

ob n

/dʒɒ/

0e% >ealand /ˌnjuː ˈiːlənd/ n

oil rig n

/ˈɔɪl rɪɡ/

outdoors

/ˌaʊ tˈdɔː /

ad!

la" ! salar" n

/"leɪ/ /ˈs0ləri/

snooker n

/ˈsnuːkə*r+/

time n

/taɪm/

%alk !

/wɔːk/

%ork ! %rite !

/wɜːk/

zoologist n

/uˈɒlədʒɪ st/

/raɪt/

Can we "lease go to the oo to see $llat all the animals) & come from ortugal, not '"ain. 'n, sz$rmazik Hungary is a countr" that has no orsz$g coast. 'ome "laces that are now desert sivatag used to e green and fertile. & like my jo, ut & don%t earn enough 8énzt9 keres to li!e a life of lu9ury. >n engineer designs and uilds mérn'k machines, roads and other structures. &%m so usy in my new jo @ & hardly szabadidő ha!e any free time. He goes to the g"m e!ery day in edzőterem, order to stay fit. tornaterem 'he doesn%t mind working long hours óra (időegység) ecause she lo!es her jo. $any "eo"le do obs they don%t like munka in order to earn money. (he 0e% >ealand accent is similar to ?->éland the >ustralian one. n an oil rig, you%re far from land and 8ola9frótoron" all your family and friends. &f you like eing outdoors, an office kint, a szabadban jo isn%t for you. #o you la" footall at school) $tszik &t%s a dangerous jo, ut she is "aid a 8havi9 fizetés good salar". +nooker is a game that is often snooker 8bili$rd9 "layed in "us in the zoologist is someone who studies animal eha!iour.

#r zoológus

What does he do) caital n have !

/ˈka"ɪtl/ /h0!/

aris is the caital of ?rance. How many students does the school have)

főv$ros van vmie


6

ractice actress n

/ˈ0ktrəs/

ballet dancer n :elgium n

/ˈ0leɪ dɑːnsə*r+/ /ˈeldʒəm/

banker n

/ˈ0Dkə*r+/

disc ocke" n

/ˈd ɪsk dʒɒki/

e4actl" ad!

/ɪɡˈ0ktli/

e4citing adj

/ɪkˈsaɪtɪD/

.rance n

/frɑːns/

go !

/ɡəʊ/

2nternet n

/ˈɪntənet/

interreter n

/ɪnˈtɜː"rɪtə*r+/

learn !

/lɜːn/

lunch n

/lʌntʃ /

model n

/ˈmɒdl/

natural adj

/ˈn0tʃ rəl/

o star n

/"ɒ" stɑː*r+/

reading n

/ˈriːdɪD/

+cotland n

/ˈskɒtlənd/

+anish adj

/ˈs"0nɪʃ /

to%n n

/taʊn/

travel !

/ˈtr0!l/

;@ n

/ˌtiː ˈ!iː/

visit !

/ˈ!ɪɪt/

%atch !

/wɒtʃ /

%orld n

/wɜːld/

'he%s an actress who can "lay a wide sz#nésznő range of "arts. > ballet dancer needs to e oth graceful balett$ncos and athletic. (he famous fictional detecti!e, Hercule :elgium oirot, was from :elgium. > banker works with money and makes a bank$r lot of money. (he disc ocke" "layed music that noody lemezlovas, disc wanted to dance to. ocke" &t%s difficult to work out e4actl" what the ontosan "rolem is. (he film was so e4citing & didn%t want it to izgalmas end. &f you%re e!er !isiting .rance, you must .ranciaorsz$g come and see us in 1yon. &n some areas, children are too "oor to go meg", $r to school. (he 2nternet has changed the way we internet sho" and socialie. He couldn%t s"eak any English, so we had tolm$cs to find an interreter . Fou won%t learn anything if you sit in class tanul te9ting your friends. Because there was no canteen, we often ebéd had lunch at our desks. 'he was so eautiful that "eo"le always modell asked her if she was a model. Claire s"eaks ?rench fluently and the way természetes she s"eaks sounds !ery natural. oszt$r 'he lo!es singing and says she wants to e a famous o star . & lo!e reading and freuently orrow ooks olvas$s, olvasni from the lirary. Being further north, +cotland tends to e +kócia colder than the rest of the fter his ad e9"erience, hili" decided utazik ne!er to travel y train again. & watched an interesting "rogramme on ;@ ;@ last night aout tigers. Can we visit the om"idou centre while 8meg9l$togat we%re in aris) arents shouldn%t let children %atch (I all néz e!ening. (he second highest mountain in the %orld vil$g is K;, in akistan.


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6eading and s"eaking :engali adj

/eDˈɡɔli/

bus" adj

/ˈɪi/

clock n cost !

/klɒk/ /kɒst/

histor" n

/ˈhɪstri/

house%ork n

/ˈhaʊ swɜːk/

2ndia n ournalist n

/ˈɪndiə/ /ˈd ʒɜːnəlɪst/

luck" adj

/ˈlʌki/

man" det

/ˈmeni/

maths n

/m0Ɵs/

never ad!

/ˈne!ə*r+/

oor adj

/"ɔː*r+/

sometimes ad!

/ˈsʌmtaɪm/

stud" ! tired adj

/ˈstʌdi/ /ˈtaɪəd/

village n

/ˈ! ɪlɪdʒ/

> :engali teacher aged just :L recently o"ened a school in &ndia. &%m so bus" & ha!en%t got time to cook a "ro"er meal. (hat clock is telling the wrong time. &f school ooks cost too much, some "arents won%t uy them. (here%s more to histor" than attles and kings and ueens. (raditionally, men went out to work and women did the house%ork. (igers li!e in 2ndia, not >frica. 'he got a jo as a ournalist on the local news"a"er. With so much unem"loyment, he was luck" to get that jo. & learnt reek man" years ago, ut &%!e forgotten it all now. (here%s more to maths than just adding and sutracting. (he restaurant was so ad that & would never eat there again. (he oor families don%t ha!e much money ut they are still ha""y. & sometimes eat chocolate, ut & don%t ha!e it e!ery day. What do you stud" at uni!ersity) >fter working non@sto" for ; hours, & was !ery tired. 'he%d always li!ed in a village, so the city seemed too noisy.

beng$li elfoglalt óra vmibe ker*l t'rténelem h$zimunka 2ndia s$g#ró szerencsés sok matek, matematika soha, sose szegén" néha tanul, tanulm$n"oz f$radt falu

Iocaulary and listening accountant n

/əˈkaʊ ntənt/

airort n

/ˈeə"ɔːt/

architect n

/ˈɑːkɪtekt/

building n

/ˈɪldɪD/

cut ! dentist n

/kʌt/ /ˈdentɪst/

design !

/dɪˈaɪn/

hair n hairdresser n

/heə*r+/ /ˈheədresə*r+/

Being good with numers, he decided to ecome an accountant. We%ll need to reach the airort in good time to catch our flight. &f you want to uild a house, you first ask an architect to draw u" "lans. &f there is a fire, you must lea!e the building immediately. (he hairdresser cut my friend%s hair adly. > good dentist will ad!ise you on how to care for your teeth. He "lans to design a new wesite that is easy to use. Her long hair is !ery eautiful. &f a hairdresser cuts your hair adly, you should com"lain.

k'n"velő re*lőtér é#tész é*let 8le9v$g fogorvos tervez, szerkeszt ha fodr$sz


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hotel n

/həʊˈtel/

la% firm n

/lɔː fɜːm/

la%"er n

/ˈlɔːjə*r+/

mone" n

/ˈmʌni/

ne%saer n

/ˈnjuː"eɪ"ə*r+/

ne%s stor" n

/njuː ˈstɔːri/

nurse n

/nɜːs/

h"sics n

/ˈfɪɪks/

ilot n

/ˈ"aɪlət/

recetionist n

/rɪˈse"ʃənɪst/

street n

/striːt/

ta4i driver n

/ˈt0ksi draɪ!ə*r+/ ˌ /tiːƟ/

teeth "l n

& like staying in hotels ecause & don%t ha!e sz$lloda, hotel to cook and cleanG Chris studies law and would like to get a og$szcég, *g"védi jo in a ig la% firm. iroda Her la%"er ad!ised her to admit that she og$sz, *g"véd was guilty. & really need mone" so & am working hard énz at the moment. $ike uys a ne%saer e!ery day and he s$g, naila reads it on the train. (here%s an interesting ne%s stor" in the s$gcikk, h#r "a"er today. & woke u" in hos"ital to see a nurse and a $olónő, nővér doctor standing y my ed. >t school, & didn%t like 6h"sics as much as fizika Biology or Chemistry. (he ilot told the "assengers that he was ilóta going to return to the air"ort. receciós >t the hotel, the recetionist said she couldn%t find my reser!ation. #on%t let the dog esca"e from the garden utca into the street. & ga!e the ta4i driver a good ti" ecause ta4isofőr he used se!eral short@cuts. Fou should sto" eating sweets if you want fogak to ha!e good teeth.

E!eryday English hurr"

/ˈhʌri/

!

We%d etter hurr" if we want to catch that train.

siet

Unit  &ork hard, la" hard= & li!e and work in New Fork al%a"s

ad!

/ˈɔːlweɪ/

aartment n

/əˈ"ɑːtmənt/

band n

/0nd/

bed n book n

/ed/ /ʊk/

bookstore n

/ˈʊkstɔː/

<'

cook !

/kʊk/

evening n

/ˈiː!nɪD/

&%!e "ut the kettle on ecause 1ee al%a"s has a cu" of tea in the morning. (he aartment & li!e in is on the to" floor of this lock. $y fa!ourite band is "laying at the music festi!al. 6yan ne!er goes to bed efore midnight. 6eading books is a great way to learn !ocaulary. (hat bookstore sells old comics as well as ooks. & in!ite my friends round e!ery so often and cook a meal for them. &%d hate to sit at home after work e!ery evening just watching (I.

mindig lak$s zenekar, banda $g" k'n"v k'n"vesbolt főz, ételt kész#t este


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finish !

/ˈfɪnɪʃ /

ha" adj

/ˈh0"i/

little

/ˈlɪtl/

adj

often ad!

/ˈɒftən/

restaurant n +aturda" n

/ˈrestrɒnt/ /ˈs0tədeɪ/

singer n

/ˈsɪDə*r+/

+unda" n

/ˈs ʌndeɪ/

;hursda" n

/ˈƟɜːdeɪ/

;uesda" n

/ˈtjuːdeɪ/

usuall" ad!

/ˈjuʒəli/

&ednesda" n

/ˈwendeɪ/

>fter & finish work, & often meet friends for a coffee. & was really ha" to find out that &%d won first "rie. $y main home is in the country, ut &%!e got a little flat in 1ondon as well.

befeez

& s"eak to my mum !ery often @ almost e!ery day, in fact. (he restaurant was full of ha""y diners. $ore "eo"le go sho""ing on a +aturda" than any other day. +ingers ha!e to do s"ecial e9ercises so as not to harm their throats. +unda" used to e a day of rest, ut now it%s the same as any other day. 'ho"s often stay o"en late on a ;hursda" and ?riday. $onday is a ank holiday, so &%ll see you at work on ;uesda". & usuall" take the us to work, ut today &%m cycling. 'ho"s used to close at lunchtime on a &ednesda".

g"akran

Fou need a "owerful comuter if you want to download films. &t%s a good idea to go to ed earl" efore an e9am. =ake lo!es football and su""orts Chelsea. We get u !ery late at the weekend @ aout :.25 a.m. (he eaches are usy in >ugust ecause e!eryone is on holida" then. 'omeone said that (urkish #elight comes from reece, not ;urke".

sz$m#tógé

boldog, 'r*l kicsi, kis

étterem szombat énekes vas$rna cs*t'rt'k kedd rendszerint, $ltal$ban szerda

ractice comuter n

/kəmˈ"juːtə*r+/

earl" adj

/ˈɜːli/

football n get u !

/ˈfʊtɔːl/ /ɡet ˈʌ"/

holida" n

/ˈhɒlədeɪ/

;urke" n

/ˈtɜːki/

kor$n labdarg$s, futball felkel szabads$g, sz*net, n"aral$s ;'r'korsz$g

Iocaulary and listening alication form /0"lɪˈkeɪʃn badminton n

fɔːm/ /ˈ0dmɪntən/

cards "l n

/kɑːd/

cinema n

/ˈsɪnəmə*r+/

c"cling n

/ˈsaɪklɪD/

n

#id you fill in the alication form for that elentkezési !rla jo) :adminton is a it like tennis ut you use tollaslabda a shuttlecock instead of a all. k$rt"a8$ték9 When you%re "laying cards, it%s im"ortant to hide your cards. $any "eo"le like to eat snacks while mozi watching a film at the cinema. &f you like c"cling, you should uy the est biciklizés, biciklizni ike you can afford.


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dancing n

/ˈd ɑːnsɪD/

golf n

/ɡɒlf/

indoor adj

/ˈɪndɔː*r+/

listen !

/ˈlɪsn/

mobile hone

/ˈməʊaɪl fəʊ n/

n

music n

/ˈmjuːɪk/

outdoor adj

/ˈa ʊtdɔː*r+/

ersonal adj

/ˈ"ɜːsənl/

ost code n

/ˈ"əʊ st kəʊ d/

running n sailing n

/ˈr ʌnɪD/ /ˈseɪlɪD/

skiing n

/ˈskiːɪD/

sBuash n

/skwɒʃ /

s%imming n

/ˈswɪmɪD/

tennis n

/ˈtenɪs/

%indsurfing n

/ˈw ɪndsɜːfɪD/

When we were younger we used to go dancing in nightclus. Fou need to uy some good clus to "lay golf "ro"erly. We can "lay indoor tennis if it starts to rain. & like to listen to my $- "layer efore & fall aslee". $y mobile hone is an old one that doesn%t take "hotos. & listen to classical music when &%m in a uiet mood. (here%ll e outdoor acti!ities as long as the weather stays fine.
t$nc8ol$s9, t$ncolni

When & come home, & take off my office shoes and go around barefoot. &f you%!e had a stressful day, it%s nice to rela9 in a warm bath. & uy all my clothes from small, local boutiBues. $y fa!ourite meat is chicken, roasted in the o!en. #an hates cities, and lo!es any chance to get out into the countr"side. Fou can%t eno" watching a s"ort if you don%t know the rules. We always ha!e fresh flo%ers, such as roses, at home. $y grand"arents tra!elled a lot ut ne!er learnt any foreign languages.

mez#tl$b

golf fedett$l"$s, benti hallgat vmit mobiltelefon zene szabadtéri, kinti személ"es ir$n"#tósz$m fut$s, futni vitorl$z$s s#elés fallabda, sBuash sz$s tenisz sz'rf'zés, sz'rf'zni

6eading and s"eaking barefoot adj

/ˈeəfʊt/

bath n

/ɑːƟ/

boutiBue n

/uːˈtiːk/

chicken n

/ˈt ʃɪkɪn/

countr"side n

/ˈk ʌntrisaɪd/

eno" !

/ɪ nˈ dʒɔɪ/

flo%er n

/ˈflaʊə*r+/

foreign adj

/ˈfɒrən/

f*rdő, f*rdők$d butik csirke vidék élvez vir$g k*lf'ldi, idegen


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garden centre n grass n

/ˈɡɑːdn sentə*r+/ /ɡrɑːs/

2ndian adj

/ˈɪndiən/

5aanese adj

/ˌdʒ0"əˈniː/

massage n

/ˈm0sɑːʒ/

oker n

/ˈ"əʊ kə*r+/

ostcard n

/ˈ"əʊ stkɑːd/

rogramme n

/ˈ"rəʊɡr0m/

ub n

/"ʌ/

udding n

/ˈ" ʊdɪD/

roast !

/rəʊst/

sa n

/s"ɑː/

stick" adj

/ˈstɪki/

takea%a" n

/ˈteɪkəweɪ/

toffee n

/ˈtɒfi/

%eek n

/wiːk/

(he garden centre sells e!erything you need for the garden. ur lawnmower isn%t shar" enough to cut that long grass. 2ndian dishes such as curry are !ery "o"ular in the massage really hel"s rela9 your aching muscles. 6oker is a card game that reuires a lot of skill. Cathy sent us a ostcard of the resort where they%re staying. & watched a great rogramme on (I last night. &n the "ast, ubs only ser!ed drink, ut now most of them sell food, too. He missed out the starter and main course and just had a udding. Fou can roast "otatoes y "utting them in the o!en with the eef. (he est way to rela9 is to ha!e a swim and massage at a sa hotel. (he tale was stick" where the glue had s"illed. &f & can%t e othered cooking, & send out for a takea%a". ;offee tastes nice and sweet, ut it%s terrile for your teeth. We enjoyed our weekend there so much we stayed for a whole %eek.

kertészet, kertészbolt f! indiai a$n massz#roz$s, massz$zs óker levelezőla, kéesla m!sor, rogram kocsma, s'r'ző, ub desszert, édesség 8s*tőben9 s*t g"óg"f*rdő ragadós, ragacsos hazavitt étel tekaramella hét (időegység)

'"eaking and listening roblem n

/ˈ"rɒləm/

> roblem with the lift meant we had to walk u" fi!e flights of stairs.

robléma

'he%s English ut her "arents s"eak to her in erman, so she%s bilingual. 4cuse me. &s this seat free) (he teacher has gi!en us an e4ercise to do for homework. 6ardon) Can you say that again) (he traffic starts to uild u" at 4.-, when "eo"le set off for work. &t%s een unusually %arm for ?eruary.

kétn"elv!

E!eryday English bilingual adj

/ˌaɪˈlɪDɡwəl/

e4cuse me e4ercise n

/ɪkˈskjuːs mi/ /ˈeksəsaɪ/

ardon traffic n

/ˈ"ɑːdn/ /ˈtr0fɪk/

%arm adj

/wɔːm/

bocs$nat, elnézést g"akorlat ;essékC forgalom meleg, lang"os


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Unit D +ome%here to live > flat to rent above "re"

/əˈʌ!/

armchair n

/ˈɑːmtʃeə*r+/

bathroom n

/ˈɑːƟruːm/

bedroom n

/ˈedruːm/

bench n

/ent ʃ /

bookshelf n bookshelves "l bus sto n

/ˈʊkʃ elf/ /ˈʌs stɒ"/

caret n

/ˈkɑ ː"ɪt/

chemistEs n

/ˈkemɪsts/

clothes "l n

/kləʊ8/

cooker n

/ˈkʊkə*r+/

dining room n

/ˈdaɪnɪD ruːm/

F@F la"er n first floor n

/ˌdiː !iː ˈdiː ˈ"leɪə*r+/ /ˌf ɜːst ˈflɔː*r+/

flat n

/fl0t/

fridge n

/frɪdʒ/

in "re" kitchen n

/ɪn/ /ˈk ɪtʃɪn/

living room n

/ˈlɪ!ɪD ruːm/

mirror n

/ˈmɪrə*r+/

ne4t to "re"

/ˈnekst tuː/

on "re"

/ɒn/

oosite "re"

/ˈɒ"əɪt/

outside "re"

/ˌaʊ tˈsaɪ d/

& li!e on the to" floor, so noody li!es above me. & like to curl u" in an armchair with a good ook. E!ery room in the hotel has a "ri!ate bathroom. E!en the single bedroom had two doule eds. & often ha!e my lunch sitting on a bench in the "ark. & looked along the bookshelves, ut didn%t find the ook & wanted. We waited at the bus sto for an hour and then two uses arri!ed. &t%s !ery noisy walking around without the caret down. Could you "ick u" my talets from the chemistEs) 'he needs a huge wardroe to "ut all her clothes in. (he cooker uses a comination of gas and electricity. We often eat in the kitchen rather than the dining room. (here are lots of #I#s we want to watch, ut the F@F la"er is roken. (he flat is u" a short flight of stairs on the first floor . He li!es in a lock of flats in the centre of the city. Fou shouldn%t "ut hot food in a fridge to cool it down. (he tea and coffee are in that cu"oard. (he kitchen only had s"ace for a cooker and a sink. (he main (I is in the living room, ut we%!e also got one in the kitchen. (he athroom mirror gets steamed u" !ery easily. &t%s logical to "ut the washing machine ne4t to the dryer. (he cat likes to sit on the (I and look down at us. We%!e got a great !iew of the "ark directly oosite us. 1et%s go outside and walk round the garden.

felett fotel, karosszék f*rdőszoba h$lószoba ad k'n"vesolc8ok9 buszmeg$lló szőn"eg g"óg"szert$r, atika ruha, ruh$k t!zhel" ebédlő F@F-le$tszó első emelet lak$s h!tőszekrén" -ban, -ben kon"ha naali 8szoba9 t*k'r mellett -on, -en, -'n szemben ki, kinn, k#v*l


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oven n

/ˈʌ!n/

avement n

/ˈ"eɪ!mənt/

hone n icture n ost office n

/fəʊn/ /ˈ"ɪktʃ ə*r+/ /ˈ"əʊ st ˌɒfɪs/

rent !

/rent/

sho%er n

/ˈʃaʊə*r+/

sofa n

/ˈsəʊfə/

table n

/ˈteɪl/

tree n

/triː/

under "re"

/ˈʌndə*r+/

%ashing machine n

/ˈwɒʃɪD məʃi ːn/

& "ut the cake in the oven an hour ago, ut it isn%t cooked. (he avement is eing re"aired so you ha!e to walk in the road. & thought & heard the hone ringing. (he wall looks !ery are without a icture. & can%t send the "arcel until the ost office o"ens. &t%s etter to uy a house or flat than rent one. (he athroom had a ath and a se"arate sho%er . Fou%re welcome to slee" on our sofa tonight. (he dog sat under the table while we were eating. We had to cut down the ig tree in the garden. We sat under the tree in order to get some shade. (he %ashing machine dries clothes as well as washing them.

s*tő $rda telefon ké ostahivatal bérel zuhan"ozó heverő, kanaé asztal fa alatt mosógé

> new flat coat n

/kəʊt/

colour n

/ˈkʌlə*r+/

cu n

/kʌ"/

fabulous adj

/ˈf0jələs/

glass n kettle n

/ɡlɑːs/ /ˈketl/

lam n

/l0m"/

mug n

/mʌg/

late n

/"leɪt/

shoes "l n

/ ʃuː/

to%el n

/ˈtaʊəl/

& need to uy a new coat efore winter arri!es. (he colour of the curtains doesn%t match the car"et. When you%!e finished your tea just "ut your cu in the sink. 'arah wore a fabulous dress that turned lots of heads. (hat%s made of glass so don%t dro" itG & couldn%t find the kettle so & oiled some water in a "an. &%d rather ha!e se!eral lams around the room than one ig light. &n that cu"oard are the coffee cu"s and the mugs for tea. Could you get me a late to "ut these cakes on) >s the car"et%s new, "lease take your shoes off when you come in. &t was difficult to dry myself ecause the to%el was wet.

kab$t

1et me ha!e your contact details and &%ll add them to my address book. Check your diar" and see if you%re

c#meg"zék

sz#n csésze mesés *veg 8te$s9kanna l$ma b'gre, korsó t$n"ér ciő8k9 t'r'lk'ző

ractice address book n diar" n

/əˈdres ʊ k/ /ˈdaɪəri/

hat$ridőnaló


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ke" n

/kiː/

listick n

/ˈlɪ"stɪk/

en n

/"en/

urse n

/"ɜːs/

%allet n

/ˈw ɒlɪt/

%indo% n

/ˈwɪndəʊ /

a!ailale on ?riday. We%re so e9cited aout "icking u" the ke"s to our new flat. (hat dark red listick she wears makes her li"s look thin. (here should e a en y the "hone to take messages with. Coins ke"t falling out of her urse ecause there was a hole in it. & lent Chris some money ecause he%d lost his %allet. (he huge %indo% made the room feel light and airy.

kulcs rzs toll erszén", énzt$rca énzt$rca ablak

6eading and s"eaking balcon" n

/ˈ0lkəni/

birthda" n

/ˈɜːƟdeɪ/

bo%ling alle" n

/ˌəʊ liD 0li/

cathedral n

/kəˈƟiːdrəl/

choose !

/t ʃuː/

comfortable adj

/ˈkʌmfətəl/

curtains n

/ˈkɜːtn/

desk n

/desk/

dinner n

/ˈdɪnə*r+/

eat !

/iːt/

elevator n

/ˈelɪ!eɪtə*r+/

<'

firelace n

/ˈfaɪə"leɪs/

fruit n

/fruːt/

furniture n

/ˈf ɜːnɪt ʃ ə*r+/

gardener n

/ˈɡɑːdnə*r+/

gift n

/ɡɪft/

government building n gro% !

/ˈɡʌ!ənmənt ˈɪldɪD/ /ɡrəʊ/

We stood on the balcon" and took in the !iew o!er the garden. ?or =o%s fifth birthda", & made a cake in the sha"e of a %5%. >t the bo%ling alle", & found the all hea!y and hard to throw. 't aul%s Gathedral in 1ondon is where rince Charles got married in :3A:. Each new "resident can choose new furniture for the White House. & couldn%t slee" ecause the ed wasn%t !ery comfortable. We should get some curtains to "re!ent "eo"le looking in. $y new desk is ig enough to fit a com"uter and a "rinter on. 'ome "eo"le ha!e dinner early, ut we eat uite late. &f you%re hungry, why don%t you eat something) (he elevator took us to the to" floor in a few seconds. We%ll kee" the firelace, ut we aren%t going to light a fire in it. &n many houses, "eo"le kee" a owl of fruit on the tale. >"art from a chair and tale, we don%t ha!e any furniture. > gardener comes once a week to look after the communal gardens. (he statue ne9t to the desk was a gift from my "arents. (he White House is oth a government building and a "ri!ate home. &%m "lanning to gro% !egetales in the garden.

erkél" sz*letésna teke$l"a székeseg"h$z, katedr$lis 8ki9v$laszt kén"elmes f*gg'n" #róasztal vacsora eszik lift kandalló, t!zhel" g"*m'lcs btor kertész a$ndék korm$n"é*let termeszt, nő, n'vekszik


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guest n ogging track n librar" n movie theater n <'

resident n ublic n rela4 ! slee ! s%imming ool n

tennis court n third floor n vegetables "l n

visitor n %all n %edding n %ing n %orld-famous adj

/ɡest/

(he 'tate #ining 6oom is ig enough for :2 guests. /ˈdʒɒɡɪD tr0k/ & took ad!antage of the ogging track to take an early morning run. /ˈlaɪri/ (he house had a librar" that contained hundreds of ooks. /ˈmuː!i $any famous stars ha!e movie theaters ˈƟɪətə*r+/ in their houses. /ˈ"reɪdənt/ (he resident of the fter the %edding they%re going on honeymoon to Cua. /wɪD/ (he west %ing of the White House is where the staff offices are. /ˌwɜːld ˈfeɪ məs/ (he %orld-famous White House is a usual sight on the news.

vendég futó$l"a k'n"vt$r mozi eln'k n"ilv$noss$g, 8k'z9né ihen, laz#t alszik uszoda, szómedence tenisz$l"a harmadik emelet z'ldség l$togató fal esk*vő sz$rn" vil$gh#r!

Iocaulary and listening amazing adj

/əˈmeɪɪD/

a%ful adj

/ˈɔːfl/

boss n

/ɒs/

e4cellent adj

/ˈeksələnt/

fantastic adj

/f0nˈt0stɪk/

art" n

/ˈ" ɑːti/

terrible adj

/ˈterəl/

%ine n

/waɪn/

Her house is so amazing it has featured in magaines. (he "lay was so a%ful that many "eo"le left early. $y boss said she%ll sack me if &%m late for work again. & can recommend a restaurant that ser!es e4cellent fish. nce they%d redecorated, the room looked fantastic. $ost "eo"le ha!e a art" to celerate their new home. & once had a terrible oss who lamed others for his mistakes. We celerated mo!ing into our new flat with a ottle of %ine.

b$mulatos, csod$latos borzasztó, sz'rn"! főn'k kiv$ló, kit!nő fantasztikus, csod$latos buli, arti sz'rn"!, borzasztó bor


16

%onderful adj

/ ˈwʌndəfl/

&t%s worthwhile going to the to" of the tower for the %onderful !iew.

csod$latos

1ucy didn%t ha!e to walk home ecause & lent her the bus fare.

8autóbusz9 viteld#

re*l hős

E!eryday English bus fare n

/ʌs feə*r+/

Unit  +uer me= 'u"erman is fantasticG fl" ! hero n

/flaɪ/

'u"erman can fl" at the s"eed of light.

/ˈhɪərəʊ /

um !

/dʒʌm"/

light n

/laɪt/

metre n

/ˈmiːtə*r+/

skateboard !

/ˈskeɪtɔːd/

seed n

/s"iːd/

talk !

/tɔːk/

turn back !

/tɜːn ˈ0k/

(he comic hero 'u"erman can do lots of things that we can%t. (he cat can um down from the tree and land on its feet. &t%s getting dark. 'hall & switch on the light) 'he is learning to swim and can already swim : metres. & lo!e to skateboard @ it%s a it like skiing on wheelsG > car raced round the corner at high seed and almost caused an accident. $y grandma hates answering machines and "refers to talk to a real "erson. &t started to rain hea!ily so we decided to turn back and go home.

ugrik fén", l$ma méter g'rdeszk$zik sebesség beszélget visszafordul

ractice ". -3 foreign language n glasses "l n

/ˈfɒ rən ˈl0Dɡwɪdʒ/ /glɑːsɪ/

guitar n

/ɡɪˈtɑː*r+/

see !

/siː/

'omeone who is a linguist likes learning foreign languages. Connor can%t see a thing without his glasses. & ga!e some coins to a man on the street who was singing and "laying a guitar . #on%t you wish you could see through uildings, like 'u"erman)

idegen n"elv szem*veg git$r l$t

ractice ". 2: advertisement

/ədˈ!ɜːtɪsmənt/

n

cello n

/ˈtʃ eləʊ/

child n

/t ʃaɪld/

& want to sell my guitar so &%!e "ut an advertisement in a news"a"er. & tried the !iolin, ut & "referred the dee"er sound of the cello. > "rodigy is a child with a !ery s"ecial skill.

hirdetés cselló, gordonka g"erek


17

Ghinese adj

/ˌtʃaɪ ˈniː/

house%ife n

/ˈhaʊswaɪf/

interested adj

/ ˈɪntrestɪd/

ainter n

/ˈ"eɪntə*r+/

ainting n

/ˈ"eɪntɪD/

ianist n

/ˈ"ɪənɪst/

rodig" n

/ˈ"rɒdədʒi/

resort n

/rɪˈɔːt/

success n

/səkˈses/

& went to see 1ang 1ang, the famous Ghinese "ianist. >fter getting married, my mother ga!e u" her career and ecame a house%ife. &%m interested in all ty"es of music, ut es"ecially classical. icasso%s father was also a ainter , like his son. 'ince lea!ing art college, she hasn%t sold a single ainting. He taught himself to "lay the "iano ut is now a famous ianist. icasso was a child rodig" who could draw efore he could s"eak. We%re staying at a ski resort on the order of >ustria and &taly. He waited for success for a long time, and finally "ulished his no!el at the age of 5.

k#nai

(he family was !ery "oor and couldn%t afford "iano lessons. & wasn%t sur"rised to learn that icasso%s father was a "rofessor of art. io set u" his own business in order to make money. E!en as a child, she "referred classical music to "o" music. 'he started learning the !iolin at the age of 2 and now "lays in concerts worldwide. Gountr" and %estern is a "o"ular style of music in >merica. (he sound of the !iolin is so sad it makes me cr". $y dress is at the dr"-cleaning sho". 1earning to "lay the "iano well is hard work, ut worth it. $y father was a hard-%orking man who always "ro!ided for his family. 'uccess is more imortant to some "eo"le than money. 'he%s an indeendent "erson and "refers to make her own decisions. >"art from the guitar, & can%t "lay any musical instruments. & only see my cousins at family occasions such as weddings. 'he "lays the !iolin in a assionate way @ that%s the &talian in her. 'he sang at family weddings ut didn%t sing rofessionall" until she was -.

megengedheti mag$nak m!vészet

h$ziasszon" érdekli, érdeklődik festő festmén" zongorista csodag"erek *d*lőhel" siker

6eading and s"eaking afford !

/əˈfɔːd/

art n

/ɑːt/

business n

/ˈɪnəs/

classical music concert n

/ˈkl0sɪkl ˈmjuːɪk/ /ˈkɒnsət/

countr" and %estern n cr" !

/ˈkʌntri ənd ˈwestən/ /kraɪ/

dr"-cleaning n hard adj

/ˌdraɪ ˈkliːnɪD/ /hɑːd/

hard-%orking

/ˌhɑːd ˈwɜːk ɪD/

n

adj

imortant adj

/ɪmˈ" ɔːtnt/

indeendent

/ˌɪndɪˈ"endənt/

adj

musical instrument n occasion n

/ˌmjuːɪkl ˈinstrəmənt/ /əˈkeɪʒn/

assionate adj

/ˈ"0ʃ ənət/

rofessionall"

/"rəˈfeʃ ənəli/

ad!

*zlet klasszikus zene, komol"zene hangversen", koncert countr"zene s#r (ige) tiszt#tó8*zlet9 nehéz, kemén" szorgalmas, dolgos fontos f*ggetlen hangszer alkalom szenvedél"es hivat$sszer!en


18

roud adj

/"raʊd/

rich adj

/rɪtʃ /

sentimental adj

/ˌsentɪˈmentl/

sho n

/ ʃɒ"/

sto !

/stɒ"/

succeed !

/səkˈsiːd/

talented adj

/ˈt0ləntɪd/

violin n

/ˌ!aɪəˈl ɪn/

violinist n

/ˌ!aɪəˈlɪnɪst/

We are !ery roud of our son%s achie!ements. (hey weren%t a rich family, ut managed to find the money for "iano lessons. &t was a sentimental film that had e!eryone in tears. (here%s a small sho neary, ut it doesn%t sell a wide range of goods. (he us didn%t sto to "ick u" "assengers ecause it was already full. &%m confident aout your chances ecause you succeed in e!erything you do.

b*szke

'he is a !ery talented girl who is sure to ha!e a great career ahead of her. >lthough not a fan of classical music, io lo!ed hearing Nicola "lay the violin. Nicola Benedetti is a violinist who won Foung $usician of the Fear in ;2.

tehetséges

& offered to carry her bag ecause it looked so hea!y. He ought a bike so that he could take u" cycling. & offered to drive him to the station ut he said he would walk. & offered to look after their cat while they were away.

t$ska

&n '"ain, the word for a us is %autous%, ut the 3e4ican word is %camion%, meaning %lorry%. 3otorbikes are good in traffic ecause they can mo!e uickly around cars. &t%s e9"ensi!e to run a car ecause the cost of etrol is rising. Fou need to ost that letter today or it will arri!e after the deadline. eo"le who can%t ride a bike must ha!e !ery "oor alance. &%ll send $aria a card to say thank you for the great "arty. 1et me know what time your train gets in to the station. &t%s still traditional for a man to wear a suit to an inter!iew. (here are a lot of cookery "rogrammes on television these days. Fou don%t need to "hone @ just send me a te4t message. &t%s ecoming common for men to wear a

me4ikói

gazdag érzelmes, érzelgős bolt, *zlet meg$ll siker*l neki, sikere van

heged! heged!s, heged!m!vész

Iocaulary and listening bag n

/0ɡ/

bike n

/aɪk/

drive !

/draɪ!/

look after !

/lʊk ˈɑːftə*r+/

3e4ican adj

/ˈmeksɪkən/

motorbike n

/ˈməʊtəaɪk/

etrol n

/ˈ"etrəl/

ost !

/"əʊst/

ride !

/raɪd/

send !

/send/

station n

/ˈsteɪʃ n/

suit n

/suːt/

television n

/ˈtelɪ!ɪʒn/

te4t message n

/tekst ˈmesɪdʒ/

tie n

/taɪ/

bicikli, bringa autóval elvisz gondoskodik vkiről, vig"$z vkire

motorkerék$r benzin felad (levelet) biciklizik k*ld, elk*ld $llom$s 'lt'n" telev#zió, tévé +3+, sz'veges *zenet n"akkendő


19

%ear !

/weə*r+/

shirt without a tie. & ha!e to %ear my glasses all the time.

hord, visel

E!eryday English borro% !

/ˈɒrəʊ /

certainl" ad!

/ˈsɜːtnli/

cheese n

/t ʃiː/

credit card n

/ˈkredɪt kɑːd/

favour n

/ˈfeɪ!ə*r+/

ice-cream n

/ˈaɪs kriːm/

eans "l n

/dʒiːn/

lift n

/lɪft/

menu n

/ˈmenjuː/

moment n

/ˈməʊmənt/

oen !

/ˈəʊ"ən/

a" !

/"eɪ/

return ticket n

/rɪˈtɜːn ˈtɪkɪt/

sand%ich n

/ˈs0nwɪdʒ/

sit !

/sɪt/

ticket n

/ˈtɪ kɪt/

%ater n

/ˈwɔːtə*r+/

lease may & borro% a C# and return it k'lcs'nvesz, tomorrow) k'lcs'nkér Could & ha!e the ill, "lease) M Gertainl", természetesen madam. He doesn%t like dairy "roducts such as sat milk, cream or cheese. (he restaurant didn%t acce"t my credit hitelk$rt"a card so & had to "ay in cash. & ne!er ask "eo"le for a favour ecause & sz#vesség know &%ll e asked to do one in return. fag"lalt, égkrém (he child was holding an ice-cream that was starting to melt. Fou shouldn%t wear casual clothes like farmer8nadr$g9 eans to an inter!iew. & can gi!e you a lift to the station in my car, autóval elvisz if you like. >lthough ice@cream wasn%t on the menu, & étla asked for it anyway. #o you ha!e a moment to answer a few illanat uestions) >fter starting his usiness he went on to 8ki9n"it oen :5 more sho"s. & was worried & wouldn%t ha!e enough fizet money to a" the ill. Can & ha!e a return ticket to Brighton, menettérti eg", retr "lease) eg" & don%t ha!e a ig lunch @ a sand%ich and szendvics a coffee is usually enough. lease sit down here and wait until you%re *l called into the room. &f you get on a train without a ticket you eg" ha!e to "ay a fine. He ne!er learnt to swim ecause he%s v#z scared of %ater .

Unit I )ifeEs us and do%ns >merica7s richest woman before "re"

/ɪˈfɔː*r+/

billionaire n

/ˌɪljəˈneə*r+/

born ! ""

/ɔːn/

Fou%d etter come inside before it starts snowing. &%m a millionaire ut & "lan to e a billionaire within ten years. (om was born efore 'am so (om%s older.

előtt (időben) milli$rdos sz*letett


20

charit" n

/ˈtʃ 0rəti/

childhood n

/ˈtʃaɪldhʊ d/

clean !

/kliːn/

clever adj

/ˈkle!ə*r+/

coal mine n

/ˈkəʊl maɪn/

daughter n

/ˈdɔːtə*r+/

dollar n

/ˈdɒlə*r+/

drama n

/ˈdrɑːmə/

greatgrandarents "l

/ɡreɪt ˈɡr0n"eərənts/

He works for a charit" that hel"s "oor children all o!er the world. We grew u" on a farm, and ha!e ha""y childhood memories of it. Fou learn strange things aout "eo"le when you clean their house. "rah Winfrey was a clever girl who could read y the age of -. Working down a coal mine was dirty and dangerous work. (hey had four daughters ut no sons, so the girls took o!er the family usiness. He worked all day in a diner for fi!e dollars an hour. 'he studied drama ecause she wanted to e an actress. When my great-grandarents were orn, cars were still rare.

ótékon"s$g8i szervezet9 g"erekkor

&f you%re ner!ous efore an inter!iew, it can hel to take dee" reaths. #a!id ecame a teenager last "ear , so he must e :2 this year. & "refer to go to my local sho"s than dri!e to ig su"ermarkets. He might ha!e lots of money, ut that doesn%t mean he%s ha""y. $y father has a new jo in '"ain so the family will move there. (here has een much talk recently aout the new s"ace "rogramme. & set off for the hos"ital as soon as & heard the ne%s aout the accident. (he new trains were withdrawn after roblems de!elo"ed in the raking system. He works as a disc jockey at the local radio station. & ho"e =ane will receive my card in time for her irthday. (he richest "eo"le are sometimes the meanest with their money. Cle!er children from "oor families can win scholarshis to study at good schools. Fou don%t need a huge amount of money to start a usiness. 'he was !ery successful in her jo, and was "romoted se!eral times. He%s a""earing on e!ery talk sho% to "romote his new film. He was a ig ;@ star ack in the :3As, ut hasn%t een on (I for ages.

seg#t

n

hel !

/hel"/

last "ear

/lɑːst jɜː*r+/

local adj

/ˈləʊkl/

lots 8of sth9 "l

/lɒts/

n

move !

/muː!/

much det

/mʌtʃ /

ne%s n

/njuː/

roblem n

/ˈ"rɒləm/

radio station n receive !

/ˈreɪdiəʊ ˈsteɪʃ n/ /rɪˈsiː!/

richest adj

/ˈrɪ tʃɪst/

scholarshi n

/ˈskɒləʃɪ"/

start !

/stɑːt/

successful adj

/səkˈsesfl/

talk sho% n

/ˈtɔːk ʃəʊ /

;@ star n

/ˌtiː ˈ!iː stɑː*r+/

tiszt#t, takar#t okos, *g"es szénb$n"a l$n"a vkinek doll$r dr$ma, sz#nm!vészet dédsz*lők

taval" hel"i sok mozog, k'lt'zik sok h#r, h#rek robléma, gond r$dió$llom$s megka 8a9 leggazdagabb 'szt'nd# kezd, elkezd sikeres beszélgetőm!sor, talksho% tévészt$r


21

%oman n %omen "l

/ˈwʊ mən/ /ˈwɪmɪn/

(here was the same numer of %omen on the course as men.

nő8k9, asszon"8ok9

Can & ask you a uestion) 'he has lots of friends ut not a best friend to share secrets with. & had the first of ten e9ams today, so only nine more to goG > good friend always has time to listen to your "rolems.

kérdez, kér 8a9 legobb bar$t

ractice ". 2A ask ! best friend n

/ɑːsk/ /est frend/

first

/fɜːst/

friend n

/frend/

első bar$t

Ben7s u"s and downs again ad!

/əˈɡeɪn/

begin ! coman" n

/ɪˈɡɪn/ /ˈkʌm"əni/

dad n

/d0d/

d"sle4ic adj

/dɪsˈleksɪk/

entrereneur n

/ˌɒntrə"rəˈnɜː*r+/

ever"thing "ron

/ˈe!riƟɪD/

ever"%here ad!

/ˈe!riweə*r+/

give !

/ɡɪ!/

intervie% !

/ˈɪntə!juː/

leave !

/liː!/

lose !

/luː/

make !

/meɪk/

millionaire n

/ˌmɪljəˈneə*r+/

soft%are n

/ˈsɒftweə*r+/

%in !

/wɪn/

He failed the e9am so he%s going to take it again. What time does the film begin) (he large coman" started life as a market stall. $y dad did a oring jo and "ushed me to look for challenges. &%m d"sle4ic, so & ha!e difficulties reading and writing. Being an entrereneur , he was full of ideas for new usinesses. & learnt ever"thing there is to know aout usiness from my granddad. ?amous "eo"le must get tired of eing recognied ever"%here they go. > lot of wealthy "eo"le give money to se!eral charities. We "lan to intervie% ten "eo"le for the jo. $y "lane will leave at : ".m., ut &%d like to e at the air"ort early. We can%t afford to lose a fifth match in a row. (wo years after starting the com"any, he "lans to make his first J: million. > millionaire is no longer a rarity now that illionaires are ecoming more common. Ben%s lo!e of com"uters led him to write his first soft%are "rogram at ::. &n s"ort, a team or "erson can "lay well ut still not %in.

ra, ismét kezdődik, kezd v$llalat, t$rsas$g, cég aa, aa, au diszle4i$s v$llalkozó minden mindenhol ad intervol, intert kész#t indul, elmeg" veszt, elvesz#t kész#t, csin$l milliomos szoftver g"őz, n"er


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ractice ". 23 arrive !

/əˈraɪ!/

a%ard n

/əˈwɔːd/

artistic adj

/ɑːˈtɪstɪk/

breakfast n

/ˈrekfəst/

catch !

/k0t ʃ /

designer n

/dɪˈaɪnə*r+/

die !

/daɪ/

email

n

/ˈiːmeɪl/

fashion sho% n

/ˈf0ʃn ʃəʊ /

football team n

/ˈf ʊtɔːl tiːm/

last night

/lɑːst naɪt/

late adj match n

/leɪt/ /m0t ʃ /

minute n

/ˈmɪnɪt/

resent n

/ˈ"rent/

run a coman"

/rʌn ə kʌm"əni/

sta" in touch

/steɪ ɪn tʌtʃ/

toast n

/təʊst/

%atch !

/wɒtʃ /

%ord n

/wɜːd/

"esterda" ad!

/ˈjestədeɪ/

& ho"e those C#s & ordered will arrive soon. >ged ;, Ben won the %Foung Entre"reneur of the Fear% a%ard. 'am was always drawing as a child and is still !ery artistic. & usually ha!e toast and cereal for breakfast. &t would e great to take a oat out and catch some fish. Now that she%s wealthy, she wears clothes made y the est designers. $y granddad was orn in :3-;, and died in ;3. (he first thing & do when & switch on my com"uter is check my emails.

érkezik

(he girls modelling the clothes at the fashion sho% were !ery thin. & used to e in a local football team, ut & got injured and couldn%t "lay. &%m still thinking aout what you said last night. &f & don%t hurry, &%ll e late for work. (he cricket match was "ost"oned ecause of rain. (he match will e o!er in a few minutes, so we may as well go. & didn%t uy her a resent ut & did make a cake. &f you want to run a coman", you%ll learn more y starting at the ottom.

divatbemutató

& sta" in touch with some e9@colleagues, ut there are others that & don%t see at all. &%m hungry ecause & urnt the toast at reakfast and couldn%t eat it. >fter a hard day at work, many "eo"le %atch (I to rela9. 1etters and %ords are hard to identify for dysle9ic "eo"le. &t rained all day "esterda", and the ground is still wet today.

kacsolatban marad, kacsolatot tart ir#tós

d# m!vészi, kreat#v reggeli 8meg9fog tervező meghal email, elektronikus levél

futballcsaat tegna este, mlt éel késésben, késik mérkőzés, meccs erc a$ndék céget m!k'dtet

néz, fig"el szó tegna

1istening and reading advice n

/ədˈ!aɪs/

boat n

/əʊt/

> friend said & should change jos ut & didn%t take his advice. (here were too many "eo"le in the boat and it started to sink.

tan$cs haó, csónak


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bored adj

/ɔːd/

businessman

/ˈɪnəsmən/

n

enough ad!

/ɪˈnʌf/

e4cited adj

/ɪkˈsaɪtɪd/

e4claim !

/ɪkˈskleɪm/

e4ort !

/ekˈs"ɔːt/

fish n

/fɪʃ /

fisherman n

/ˈfɪʃ əmən/

full

/fʊl/

adj

gentleman n

/ˈdʒentlmən/

laugh !

/lɑːf/

longer adj, ad!

/ˈlɒDɡə*r+/

matter !

/ˈm0tə*r+/

nationalit" n

/ˌn0ʃəˈn0ləti/

nothing "ron

/ˈnʌƟɪD/

siesta n

/siˈestə/

tomorro%

/təˈmɒrəʊ /

(he lecture wasn%t !ery interesting and e!eryone was bored. > successful businessman ga!e me some ti"s on how to make money. &%m so usy it seems that there isn%t enough time in the day. & was so e4cited aout going on holiday that & couldn%t slee". %& can%t elie!e my team lost againG% he e4claimed. &f you e4ort the goods you make to o ther countries, you can make more money. (he fish was straight out of the sea and was delicious. Catching fish is seen as a man%s jo, ut & once met a female fishermanG (he hall was full of "eo"le all wanting to hear aout my money@making scheme. &%ll ask that gentleman o!er there where to catch the ferry. #on%t e "ut off if "eo"le laugh at your usiness idea. &n future, we%ll all ha!e to work longer and retire later. Ha!ing money doesn%t matter as much as eing content. (onko has li!ed here a long time, ut his nationalit" is Croatian. When the "olice uestioned the man, he said he had nothing to say. >s heat makes you feel tired, it%s a good idea to take a siesta. & forgot to "ick u" your dry@cleaning, so &%ll do it tomorro%.

unatkozik *zletember elég, elegendő izgatott felki$lt e4ort$l, k*lf'ldre visz hal hal$sz tele riember nevet tov$bb, hosszabb8an9 sz$m#t, fontos nemzetiség semmi déli ihenő, szieszta holna

Iocaulary and listening anno"ed adj

/əˈnɔɪd/

an" more ad!

/eni ˈmɔː/

behaviour n

/ɪˈheɪ!jə*r+/

e4am n

/ɪɡˈ0m/

film n

/fɪlm/

funn" adj

/ˈfʌ ni/

lecture n

/ˈlektʃ ə*r+/

lotter" n

/ˈlɒtəri/

'he was anno"ed that e!eryone was laughing at her. ?iona used to work at $iltons 1td, ut she doesn%t work there an" more. (he man was !ery rude and we were "uled y his behaviour . =ack%s really ner!ous aout failing this e4am. (he film was so oring and the cinema so dark that & fell aslee". Nina told me a really funn" joke. &%m looking forward to attending your lecture aout the future of society. &f & won the lotter", &%d gi!e most of the money away.

bosszankodik tov$bb, t'bbé viselkedés vizsga film vices, tréf$s, mulats$gos előad$s lottó


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marathon n

/ˈm0rəƟən/

%orried adj

/ˈwʌrid/

eo"le who run the marathon need to uild u" to running such a long distance. We were %orried aout you ecause you were so late home.

maratonfut$s

(he tele"hone was in!ented in the nineteenth centur". $y irthday is in late #ecemer, so & tend to get all my "resents at Ghristmas. Ha!e they set the date for their wedding yet) &n the
évsz$zad

aggódik, aggódó

E!eryday English centur" n

/ˈsentʃ əri/

Ghristmas n

/ˈkrɪsməs/

date n

/deɪt/

month n

/mʌn/

@alentineEs Fa"

/ˈ!0ləntaɪn deɪ/

n

kar$cson" időont, d$tum hóna @alentin na

Unit J Fates to remember (he good old days channel n

/ˈtʃ 0nl/

comics "l n

/ˈkɒmɪks/

comlete !

/kəmˈ"liːt/

dish%asher n

/ˈdɪ ʃwɒʃə*r+/

event n

/ɪˈ!ent/

flight n

/flaɪt/

hit n

/hɪt/

ill adj

/ɪl/

kno% !

/nəʊ/

land !

/l0nd/

movie n <'

/ˈmuː!i/

non-sto ad!

/ˌnɒn ˈstɒ "/

ocket mone" n /ˈ "ɒkɪt mʌni/

2 years ago there were only three (I channels in England. $any of the comics that children used to read ha!e disa""eared. &f you comlete the test today, &%ll let you know the result tomorrow. (he dish%asher is roken so we%ll ha!e to wash and dry the dishes y hand. (he strange events of that e!ening left a ig im"ression on us. (he first flight across the English Channel lasted -4 minutes. How many numer : hits did (he Beatles ha!e in the fter flying through dense fog, he was glad to land at the air"ort. $any "eo"le in the merican word %movie% instead of %film%. He was so e9cited he talked non-sto all the way home. >s a child, & sa!ed my weekly ocket mone" so & could uy something nice.

csatorna kéregén" elvégez, befeez mosogatógé esemén" re*lés sl$ger beteg tud, ismer lesz$ll, f'ldet ér, landol film meg$ll$s nélk*l zsebénz


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ublish !

/ˈ" ʌlɪʃ/

relativit" n

/ˌreləˈtɪ !əti/

remember !

/rɪˈmemə*r+/

sell !

/sel/

s%eets "l n

/swiːts/

theor" n

/ˈƟɪəri/

When did Einstein ublish his theory of relati!ity) Einstein%s theory of relativit" changed science fore!er. lease remember to get some milk on your way home. #oes the grocer%s sell other things as well as fruit and !egetales) &f you eat too many s%eets you%ll damage your teeth. &t%s a good theor" ut it doesn%t work in "ractice.

kiad, ublik$l relativit$s emlékszik, nem felet el vmit elad, $rul édesség elmélet

ractice at "re"

/0t/

because conj

/ɪˈkɒ/

college n

/ˈ kɒlɪd ʒ/

life n

/laɪf/

on "re"

/ɒn/

shirt n

/ ʃɜːt/

summer n

/ˈsʌmə*r+/

term n

/tɜːm/

theme ark n

/ˈƟiːm "ɑːk/

1et%s meet at 4 o%clock y the statue in the suare. & didn%t get to the station on time because the ta9i roke down. 'he studied tourism at college and worked in the tra!el industry. >s a child, granddad%s life was !ery different from mine. &%d imagine that eing on the moon is the est e9"erience e!er. $y suit%s K, ut & need to uy a new shirt for the inter!iew. &n summer , it%s warm enough to sit outside in the e!ening. >t our school there%s a "arty at the end of each term. $y ne"hew lo!es theme arks and tries all the scariest rides.

-kor (időmegjelölésben) mert főiskola élet -on, -en, -'n ing n"$r félév vid$mark

'"eaking education n

/ˌedʒuˈkeɪʃ n/

high school n

/ˈhaɪ skuːl/

hosital n

/ˈhɒs"ɪtl/

2t sounds great= /ɪt saʊnd hilosoh" n

ɡreɪt/ /fəˈlɒsəfi/

rofessor n

/"rəˈfesə*r+/

s"cholog" n

/saɪˈkɒlədʒi/

&%m studying ducation at uni!ersity ecause & want to e a teacher. >t high school & did a lot of s"ort, ut & didn%t do any at college. $y grandma is in hosital after reaking her leg at home. & heard aout your holiday. 2t sounds great=

oktat$s, edagógia

(he study of the meaning of the uni!erse is called hilosoh". Her father was a distinguished rofessor at the uni!ersity. 6s"cholog" deals with the science of how we think.

filozófia

k'zéiskola kórh$z nag"szer!en hangzik

rofesszor szichológia


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6eading and s"eaking altitude n

/ˈ0ltɪtjuːd/

astronaut n

/ˈ0strənɔːt/

aviation n

/ˌe ɪ!iˈe ɪʃn/

collect !

/kəˈlekt/

comass n

/ˈkʌm"əs/

crash ! crossing n

/kr0 ʃ / /ˈkrɒsɪD/

dangerous adj

/ˈdeɪndʒərəs/

enormous adj

/ɪˈnɔːməs/

eBuiment n

/ɪˈkwɪ"mənt/

e4loration n

/ˌeks"ləˈreɪʃn/

flag n

/fl0ɡ/

fog n

/fɒɡ/

giant adj

/ˈdʒaɪənt/

imossible adj inur" n

/ɪmˈ"ɒsəl/ /ˈɪndʒəri/

inscrition n

/ɪnˈskrɪ"ʃn/

oin !

/dʒɔɪn/

ourne" n

/ˈdʒɜːni/

lea ! lift off !

/liː"/ /ˈlɪft ɒf/

lunar module n man n

/ˈluːnə*r+ ˈmɒdjuːl/ /m0n/

mankind n

/m0nˈkaɪnd/

modern adj

/ˈmɒdn/

moon n

/muːn/

Bleriot flew his aircraft at an altitude of only ;5 feet. (he astronaut Neil >rmstrong was the first man to walk on the moon. (he era of modern aviation egan with Bleriot%s journey across the English Channel. (he astronaut%s jo is to collect rocks to take ack to Earth. Without modern na!igational aids, a comass would e essential to a "ilot. Where did the aero"lane crash) (he first air crossing of the English Channel took "lace in :33. (he most dangerous "art of the flight was when the "ilot flew into fog. (he enormous rocket took three days to reach the moon. (he astronauts set u" scientific eBuiment on the moon. (he flight y >"ollo :: was the eginning of man%s e4loration of s"ace. (he astronauts who landed on the moon "ut u" a <.'. flag. (he "ilot flew into fog and couldn%t see anything. When she saw the goose, she thought it was a giant seagullG &t%s imossible to e in two "laces at once. >lthough he hadn%t suffered a ad inur", he was in shock. (he inscrition on man with a moustache and dark glasses sat down ne9t to me. Neil >rmstrong descried ste""ing onto the moon as a %giant lea" for mankind%. 3odern technology has enaled us to do so many things. (he astronauts s"ent o!er two hours walking on the moon.

8f'ldrazi9 magass$g !rhaós re*lés, légi k'zlekedés 8'ssze9g"!t, 'sszeszed ir$n"t! lezuhan, 'ssze*tk'zik $tkelés veszél"es hatalmas felszerelés, berendezés felfedezés, kutat$s z$szló k'd óri$si, hatalmas lehetetlen sér*lés,sebes*lés felirat csatlakozik, belé utaz$s ugrik, sz'kell felemelkedik, felemel holdkom ember, férfi emberiség korszer!, modern hold


27

eace n

/"iːs/

ioneer n lane n

/ˌ"aɪəˈnɪə*r+/ /"leɪn/

reare !

/"rɪˈ"eə*r+/

ut u !

/"ʊt ˈʌ"/

Buickl" ad!

/ˈkwɪkli/

reorter n

/rɪˈ"ɔːtə*r+/

rocket n

/ˈr ɒkɪt/

samle n

/ˈsɑːm"l/

sace n

/s"eɪs/

send 8time9 ! ste !

/s"end/ /ste"/

surface n

/ˈsɜːfɪs/

%hole adj

/həʊl/

(he "eo"le li!ing in the war one just wanted eace. 1ouis Bleriot was a ioneer of a!iation. 1et%s go to the air"ort and watch the lanes take off and land. & wonder how the astronauts will reare for their journey) (he astronauts ut u a flag on the surface of the moon. & left a lot of things off the list ecause & wrote it too Buickl". 7eorters from a !ariety of "a"ers awaited her arri!al. (he rocket tra!elled at L miles "er second to reach the moon. (he rock samles taken y the astronauts ha!en%t een analysed yet. >"ollo :: lifted off from the Kennedy +ace Center in ?lorida. How long did you send in &ndia) Neil >rmstrong was the first of the astronauts to ste onto the moon. (he astronauts took sam"les from the surface of the moon. & s"ent a %hole morning waiting at home for someone to fi9 the oiler.

béke, n"ugalom

> lorry crashed into a car, causing a serious accident. We lost the match ecause we "layed badl". 1isten carefull" ecause you need to rememer this. &%m deel" sorry aout the stress that &%!e caused you. > skilled linguist, she s"eaks fi!e languages fluentl". (here was an accident ut fortunatel" no one was hurt. 'moking is a ad habit. & saw the accident and immediatel" called for an amulance. &f you invite e!eryone to your wedding it%ll e !ery e9"ensi!e. (he "hoto in my assort doesn%t really look like me. (alk Buietl" so that you don%t wake e!eryone u". (he study of rocks is called geology.

baleset

tt'rő 8re*lő9gé 8fel9kész*l, kész*lődik kit!z, fel$ll#t g"orsan tudós#tó rakéta minta !r 8időt9 t'lt lé felsz#n egész, teles

Iocaulary and listening accident n

/ˈ0ksɪdənt/

badl" ad!

/ˈ0dli/

carefull" ad!

/ˈkeəfəli/

deel" ad!

/ˈdiː"li/

fluentl" ad!

/ˈfluːəntli/

fortunatel" ad!

/ˈfɔːtʃ ənətli/

habit n immediatel"

/ˈh0ɪt/ /ɪˈmiːdiətli/

ad!

invite

!

/ɪnˈ!aɪt/

assort n

/ˈ"ɑːs"ɔːt/

Buietl" ad!

/ˈkwaɪətli/

rock

/rɒk/

n

rosszul gondosan, óvatosan, nag"on mél"en fol"ékon"an szerencsére szok$s azonnal, r'gt'n megh#v tlevél halkan, csendesen szikla, kő


28

sailor n

/ˈseɪlə*r+/

slo%l" ad!

/ˈsləʊli/

suddenl" ad!

/ ˈsʌdənli/

umbrella n vo"age n

/ʌmˈrelə/ /ˈ!ɔɪɪdʒ/

%ave !

/weɪ!/

%ool n

/wʊl/

+ailors got a ad re"utation ecause they s"ent their li!es at sea. Fou need to s"eak slo%l" to granddad as he can%t hear well. E!erything was fine ut then suddenl" & felt diy. (ake an umbrella in case it rains. Before "lanes, journeys across oceans meant a long vo"age. (he children liked to %ave at the royal cou"le. 'hee" "roduce %ool that is made into clothes and lankets.

tengerész lassan hirtelen esern"ő, ern"ő 8tengeri9 utaz$s integet, int g"a

E!eryday English cake n

/keɪk/

congratulations

/kənˌɡr0tʃuˈleɪʃn/

"l n

fast food n

/ˌf ɑːst ˈfuːd/

fire%orks "l n

/ˈfa ɪəwɜːks/

invitation n

/ˌɪn!ɪˈteɪʃn/

midnight n

/ˈmɪdnaɪt/

rose n

/ˈrəʊ/

%ake u !

/weɪk ˈʌ"/

&t%s traditional to ake a cake for someone%s irthday. lease acce"t my congratulations on your engagement. .ast food such as urgers and "ia is uick and con!enient. .ire%orks are used to celerate New Fear and other festi!ities. (hanks for the invitation to your "arty, ut &%m afraid we%ll e away. & knew it was midnight ecause & heard the clock strike :;. &t%s traditional for a man to gi!e :; red roses to the woman he lo!es. >ll that shouting will %ake u the ayG

torta ók#v$ns$g, gratul$ció g"orséttermi étel, g"orsétel t!zi$ték megh#v$s, megh#vó éfél rózsa felébreszt, felébred

(elling a story arthritis n

/ɑːˈƟraɪtɪs/

no idea

/nəʊ aɪˈd ɪə/

$y grandma had arthritis in her knees and found it !ery "ainful to walk. >fter falling aslee" on the train, & awoke and had no idea where & was.

iz*leti g"ullad$s

(hey couldn%t find an" information aout the new restaurant. (hey say that an ale a day kee"s the doctor awayG Fou can use ale uice in the reci"e instead of cider.

semmi8l"en9

fogalma sincs, nincs 'tlete

Unit K at in or outC Who7s a fussy eater) an" det

/ˈeni/

ale n

/ˈ0"l/

ale uice n

/ˈ0"l dʒuːs/

alma almalé


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banana n

/əˈnɑːnə/

dr" adj fuss" adj kid n

/draɪ/ /ˈfʌ si/ /kɪd/

list n

/lɪst/

no roblem

/nəʊ ˈ "rɒləm/

order !

/ˈɔːdə*r+/

saghetti n still adj

/s"əˈɡeti/ /stɪl/

ta %ater n

/ˈt0" wɔːtə*r+/

%aitress n

/ˈweɪtrəs/

n finishing the banana, she threw the skin on the floor. Fr" toast means toast without utter. .uss" eaters don%t seem to like any foodG 'ome kids are fussy eaters, ut they grow out of it. We%!e run out of cream so &%ll add it to the list. Can & ha!e a glass of ta" water) M 0o roblem. & can%t wait to order a dessert at the restaurantG +aghetti is only one ty"e of "asta. Would you "refer still or s"arkling water with your meal) Why waste money on ottled water when ta %ater is safe to drink) $artha worked as a %aitress at a local restaurant.

ban$n

'ome "eo"le like to ha!e tea and biscuits at - o%clock. (he film was a it boring, ut & watched it to the end. 'he always carries a bottle of water with her. :read is only fattening if you s"read utter on it. :roccoli can e either green or "ur"le. Why do cats ring irds and small animals into the house) (he journey takes longer y coach than y train. & was really thirsty after the match a nd needed a cold drink. n the tale were criss and nuts and other small snacks. We thanked our hosts for gi!ing us such a delicious meal. (he meal looked disgusting, ut it tasted good. ggs are used in lots of sweet and sa!oury dishes. E9ercise is im"ortant, eseciall" if you sit down all day. 'he will e angry with me if & forget her irthday. Ham is one of the most "o"ular fillings for a sandwich.

keksz, teas*temén"

sz$raz v$logatós, finn"$s g"erek, k'l"'k lista 6ersze, semmi gondL rendel sagetti szénsavmentes, csendes csav#z incérnő

ractice ". L2 biscuits "l n

/ˈɪskɪts/

boring adj

/ˈɔːr ɪD/

bottle n

/ˈɒtl/

bread n

/red/

broccoli n cat n

/ˈrɒkəli/ /k0t/

coach n

/kəʊtʃ /

cold drink n

/kəʊld drɪDk/

criss "l n

/krɪs"s/

delicious adj

/dɪˈɪʃ l əs/

disgusting adj

/dɪsˈɡʌstɪD/

egg

/eɡ/

n

eseciall" ad!

/ɪˈs"eʃ əli/

forget !

/fəˈɡet/

ham n

/h0m/

unalmas *veg, alack ken"ér brokkoli macska t$vols$gi busz hideg ital burgon"aszirom, chis finom, #zletes undor#tó to$s k*l'n'sen elfelet sonka


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meat n

/miːt/

miss ! out "re"

/mɪs/ /aʊt/

asta n

/ˈ"0stə/

ea

/"iː/

n

sort

n

/s"ɔːt/

stam n

/st0m"/

starving adj

/stɑː!ɪD/

steak n

/steɪk/

stra%berr" n

/ˈstrɔːəri/

tea n

/tiː/

Iegetarians are "eo"le who don%t eat meat. &%ll miss you so much when you lea!e. Could you take the wine out of the fridge, "lease) 6asta isn%t only eaten with a Bolognese sauceG ?resh eas from a "od are nicer than froen ones. (he sorts sho" is the est "lace to u y fitness eui"ment. & used all my stams when & sent out my Christmas cards. 'he said she was starving so & made her a meal. Earl 'andwich asked for some steak etween two "ieces of read. +tra%berries are eaten with cream during the summer. 'ome "eo"le drink tea with lemon rather than milk.

hs

& like beef to e well done, ut (im "refers it "ink $elt some butter in a "an then add the onions. &s it true that carrots hel" you see in the dark) ?irst, cho the onion and garlic !ery finely. & ne!er ha!e to cook ecause cooking is my husand%s fa!ourite hoy. Gottage ie is a chea" and easy dish to make. &n the
marhahs

hi$n"ol, hi$n"zik ki tészta borsó sort bél"eg éhező, éhezik s*lt hsszelet eer tea

Eating in beef n

/iːf/

butter n

/ˈʌtə*r+/

carrot

/ˈk0rət/

n

cho ! cooking n

/t ʃɒ"/ /ˈk ʊkɪD/

cottage ie n

/ˌk ɒtɪdʒ ˈ"aɪ/

grams "l n

/ɡr0m/

herbs "l n

/hɜː/

ingredient n

/ɪnˈ ɡriːdiənt/

large adj

/lɑːdʒ/

medium adj

/ˈmiːdiəm/

milk n minced adj

/mɪlk/ /mɪnst/

need !

/niːd/

oil n

/ɔɪl/

va s$rgaréa darabol főzés dar$lthsos burgon"a*ré gramm f!szern'vén"ek hozz$való nag" k'zees te dar$lt sz*ksége van vmire, kell ola


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onion

n

/ˈʌnjən/

Mnions and garlic are the asis for many

hag"ma

dishes.

eer n

/ˈ"e"ə*r+/

otato n recie n

/"əˈteɪtəʊ/ /ˈresə"i/

salt n

/sɒlt/

th"me n

/taɪm/

tomato n

/təˈm ɑːtəʊ /

%orr" !

/ˈwʌri/

6eer is often added to food along with salt. We%re ha!ing roast otatoes with the eef. (here are often many different recies for the same dish. $any "eo"le add salt to a meal without e!en tasting it. ;h"me is a her that goes well with fish or lam. ;omatoes are actually a fruit, not a !egetale. When & cook for friends, & %orr" that they won%t like my food.

bors burgon"a, krumli 8étel9recet só kakukkf!, csombor aradicsom aggódik

ractice ". L5 add !

/0d/

boil ! bo" n

/ɔɪl/ /ɔɪ/

favourite adj

/ˈfeɪ!ərɪt/

fr" ! ho% much hungr" adj mi4 !

/fraɪ/ /haʊ mʌtʃ / /ˈhʌDɡri/ /mɪks/

ocket n

/ˈ" ɒkɪt/

rasberr" n

/ˈrɑːəri/

some det until "re",

/sʌm/ /ənˈtɪ l/

conj

&s there anything else we should add to this list) Fou don%t need to boil "eas for !ery long. (he bo" asked his "arents where fish came from. & like lue and green, ut my favourite colour is red. &t%s healthier to grill food than to fr" it. Ho% much yoghurt do we ha!e left) &%m so hungr" & could eat a horseG (o make the cake, mi4 eggs, sugar and flour in a owl. #on%t kee" chocolate in your ocket @ it%ll meltG 7asberr" goes well with !anilla ice@ cream. & need to get some s"arkling water. Wait until the cake is cool efore taking it out of the tin.

hozz$ad főz, forral fi kedvenc 8olabanNzs#rban9 s*t menn"i éhes 8'ssze9kever zseb m$lna valamenn"i, eg" kicsi -ig (időmegjelölésben)

6eading and s"eaking cartoon character n chef n

/kɑːˈtuːn ˈk0rəktə*r+/ / ʃ ef/

club n

/klʌ/

cookbook n

/ˈk ʊkʊ k/

fashionable adj

/ˈf0ʃ nəl/

gamble !

/ˈɡ0ml/

$y fa!ourite cartoon characters are (om razfilmfigura and =erry. (he meal was so good we thanked the főszak$cs, séf chef "ersonally. 1ondon%s Beef 'teak Glub is where the klub word %sandwich% was coined. He ought her a cookbook with some szak$csk'n"v great reci"es in it. &t%s ecome fashionable to carry ottles of divatos water around. eo"le who gamble risk losing their szerencse$tékot money on ets. $tszik New Headway Elementary *fourth edition+ Hungarian wordlist

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mustard n

3ustard has a strong fla!our that goes

/ˈmʌstəd/

nuts "l n

/nʌts/

oular adj

/ˈ"ɒ"jələ*r+/

record !

/rɪˈkɔːd/

slice n sices "l n

/slaɪs/ /s"aɪsɪ/

%orld%ide adj

/ˈwɜːldwaɪd/

well with ham. 0uts such as almonds and "ecans are used in many meals. 'andwiches are oular ecause they%re chea" and easy. (his machine can record #I#s as well as "laying them. Would you like a slice of cake) +ices such as "a"rika can e used to make food taste hot. (he sandwich has ecome a "o"ular snack %orld%ide.

must$r csonthéasok nészer! felvesz, 8felvételt9 r'gz#t szelet f!szerek vil$gszerte

1istening bacon n basil n

/ˈ0l/

chis "l n fish fingers

/t ʃɪ"s/ /ˌf ɪʃ ˈfɪDɡə/

"l n

la"er n

/ˈleɪə*r+/

olive

/ˈɒlɪ!/

n

eanut butter n

:acon and eggs is a traditional reakfast in

/ˈeɪkən/

salad n

/ˌ"iːnʌt ˈʌtə*r+/ /ˈs0ləd/

sugar n surve" n

/ˈʃʊɡə*r+/ /ˈsɜː!eɪ/

the recent surve" shows that our eating haits are changing.

8angol9 szalonna bazsalikom has$bburgon"a halrudak réteg olivabog"ó mog"oróva sal$ta cukor felmérés

Iocaulary and "ronunciation adator n

/əˈd0"tə*r+/

asirin n batteries n

/ˈ0s"rɪn/ /ˈ0təri/

chocolate n

/ˈtʃɒ klət/

dail" adj

/ˈdeɪli/

enveloe n

/ˈen!ələʊ "/

hard%are sho

/ˈhɑːdweə*r+ ʃɒ"/ ne%sagentEs n /ˈnjuːeɪ dʒənts/ n

Four raor has the wrong "lug, so you%ll need an adator . (ake an asirin if you ha!e a headache. (he clock%s slowO it must need new batteries. We ought each of them a chocolate Easter egg. Fou should eat fi!e dail" "ortions of fruit and !egetales. Ha!e you got any stam"s for these enveloes) Fou can uy an ada"tor in a hard%are sho. &%ll go to the ne%sagentEs and "ick u" your magaine.

$talak#tó, adater aszirin elem, akkumul$tor csokol$dé nai bor#ték m!szaki *zletNbolt s$gos


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notebook n

/ˈnəʊtʊ k/

laster n

/ˈ"lɑːstə*r+/

scissors "l n

/ˈsɪə/

scre%driver n

/ˈskruːdraɪ!ə*r+/

sellotae n shamoo n

/ˈseləteɪ"/ / ʃ0mˈ"uː /

stationerEs n

/ˈsteɪʃ nə/

toothaste n

/ˈtuːƟ"eɪst/

"oghurt n

/ˈjɒɡət/

randma used to write down new reci"es eg"zetf*zet in a notebook. & cut my finger and used the last of the ragtaasz lasters. (hose scissors won%t cut through strong olló cardoard. Can & orrow a scre%driver to take the csavarhzó "lug off my iron) Fou can%t wra" "resents without sellotaeG cellu4 (hat shamoo makes your hair look so samon healthy. (hey sell good@uality writing "a"er at the a#r- és #rószerbolt stationerEs. $any "eo"le don%t like the minty taste of fogkrém toothaste. He doesn%t like dairy "roducts like "oghurt oghurt or cream.

E!eryday English croissant n

/ˈkrw0sɒ/

hone" n

/ˈhʌni/

2Em afraid acket n

/aɪm əˈfreɪd/ /ˈ"0kɪt/

size n

/saɪ/

smoothie n

/ˈsmuː8i/

sorr" send !

/ˈsɒri/ /s"end/

tr" !

/traɪ/

#o ?rench "eo"le usually ha!e a croissant for reakfast) (here are !arious ty"es of hone" "roduced y ees. 2Em afraid we don%t sell a""le juice. We%ll need two ackets of s"aghetti to feed ten "eo"le. What size of wine glass would you like small or large) > smoothie is a healthy way to comine fruit and milk. +orr", & made a mistake. & can%t afford to send !ery much on a "resent. ;r" to sound "olite when you are s"eaking.

kifli, croissant méz attól tartok csomag méret g"*m'lcsturmi4 san$lom 8énzt9 k'lt 8meg9rób$l, kirób$l

Unit O Git" living 1ondon and aris architecture n

/ˈɑːkɪtektʃə*r+/

nglishman n

/ˈɪDɡɪʃ l mən/

food n

/fuːd/

generall" ad!

/ ˈdʒenrəli/

kilometre n

/kɪˈlɒmɪtə*r+/

(he city was reuilt so the architecture is uite modern. =ohn $ontague was an nglishman who created the word %sandwich%. (he food on our "lates has often tra!elled a long way. eo"le are generall" ha""y to gi!e money for a good cause. How many kilometres are there in a mile)

é#tészet angol férfi étel, ennivaló $ltal$ban kilométer


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of course

/ɒ! kɔːs/

olite adj

/"əˈlaɪt/

refer !

/"rɪˈfɜː*r+/

romantic adj

/rəʊˈm0ntɪk/

tall adj

/tɔːl/

true adj %et adj

/truː/ /wet/

(hey dri!e on the right here, ut of course you already know that. (he man was !ery olite, ut it was clear that he didn%t want to talk. #o you refer holidays y the sea or in the mountains) $any cou"les !isit aris for its romantic a""eal. & looked u" at the tall uilding ut couldn%t see the to" of it. &s it true that aris is smaller than 1ondon) (he ground was still %et after 'unday%s rainfall.

természetesen udvarias obban szeret romantikus magas igaz nedves, vizes

ractice ". 4: careful adj

/ˈkeəfl/

safe adj

/seɪf/

Fou need to e careful if you%re walking in any city at night. (okyo%s low crime rate makes it a safe "lace to !isit.

óvatos, gondos

?rom her accent, &%d guess she was ?rench. (here was a row of artists "ainting the landsca"e. Camden is famous for its fashion, clubs and music. roud is a cool clu to go to @ it%s greatG (he clothes stalls in Camden are always ahead of fashion. (he streets were crowded with hundreds of "eo"le. >ll the e%eller" was amaing, ut & only ought a ring. Fou can uy chea"er and fresher food at the market than at the su"ermarket. (he 3etro is what many cities call the
akcentus m!vész

biztons$gos

> "arisian in 1ondon accent n artist n

/ˈ0ksent/ /ˈɑːtɪst/

club

/klʌ/

n

cool adj fashion n

/kuːl/ /ˈf0ʃ n/

hundreds "l n

/ˈhʌndrəd/

e%eller" n

/ˈdʒuːəlri/

market n

/ˈmɑːkɪt/

3etro n

/ˈmetrəʊ/

nightclub n

/ˈnaɪtklʌ/

north n

/nɔːƟ/

ublic transort n take lace !

/"ʌlɪk ˈtr0ns"ɔːt/ /teɪk "leɪs/

tattoo n

/təˈtuː/

transort n

/ˈtr0ns"ɔːt/

klub t'k ó, klassz divat sz$zai ékszer iac metro északai mulató észak t'megk'zlekedés 8meg9t'rténik, lezalik tetov$l$s k'zlekedés


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ractice ". 4celebrit" n

/səˈlerəti/

central adj

/ˈsentrəl/

loud adj

/laʊd/

alace n

/ˈ"0ləs/

Buieter adj

/ˈkwaɪətə*r+/

some%here

/ˈsʌmweə*r+/

ad!

tourist attraction n

/ˈtɔːrɪst əˈtr0kʃ n/

(he celebrities walked along the red car"et in their finery. (he iggest "ark in central 1ondon is Hyde ark. (he (I was so loud the noise woke the ay. & had e9"ected a sim"le hotel, ut it was like a alace. We%re mo!ing to a Buieter area away from any usy road. & know there%s a "ost office round here some%here. &s the Eiffel (ower as ig a tourist attraction as Buckingham alace)

ismert ember, celeb k'zéső hangos alota csendesebb, halkabb valahol l$tnivaló, érdekes hel"

6eading and listening air n area n bank n caital cit" n change ! cherr" blossom n

climate n coast n colonial adj commercial centres "l n commuter n cro%ded adj culture n earthBuake n east n electricit" n elegant adj

(he air uality in cities is "oor ecause of the traffic. /ˈeəriə/ We li!e in an area that has lots of "arks. /0Dk/ &ndia%s iggest banks ha!e their headuarters in $umai. /ˈk0"ɪtl ˈsɪti/ &ndia%s caital cit" is New #elhi, not $umai. /t ʃeɪndʒ/ >t sunset, the colours of the uildings change. /ˈtʃeri ˈlɒsəm/ =a"an is famous for its cherr" blossom trees. /ˈklaɪmət/ (he climate in (okyo is hot and humid in the summer. /kəʊst/ (okyo is on the coast, and used to e a fishing !illage. /kəˈləʊniəl/ nce "art of '"ain%s em"ire, $e9ico%s colonial "ast is e!ident. /kəˈmɜːʃl ˈsentə/ 1ots of trading is done in the world%s commercial centres. /kəˈmjuːtə*r+/ E!ery day, :: million commuters tra!el into (okyo to work. /ˈkraʊdɪd/ #ue to the numer of commuters, the trains are cro%ded. /ˈkʌltʃ ə*r+/ $e9ico is a city with "eo"le of many different cultures. /ˈɜːƟkweɪk/ (here aren%t many old uildings in (okyo ecause of the :3;- earthBuakeL /iːst/ (okyo is on the east coast of =a"an. /ɪˌlekˈtrɪsəti/ &n "oor "arts of $umai, "eo"le li!e without electricit". /ˈelɪɡənt/ (he street was full of elegant sho"s selling high@class goods. /eə*r+/

levegő ter*let bank főv$ros v$ltozik csereszn"evir$g éghalat tengerart, artvidék g"armati kereskedelmi k'zontok ing$zó zsfolt, t'm'tt kultra f'ldrengés kelet villan"$ram, elektromoss$g eleg$ns


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emeror n

/ˈem"ərə*r+/

emire n

/ˈem"aɪə*r+/

e4erience n

/ɪkˈs"ɪəriəns/

e4treme adj

/ɪkˈstriːm/

fishing n

/ˈfɪʃɪD/

foreigner n

/ˈfɒrənə*r+/

gold n

/ɡəʊld/

goods "l n

/ɡʊd/

handicrafts "l

/ˈh0ndikrɑːfts/

n

headBuarters

/ˌhedˈkwɔːtə/

n

high-class adj

/ˌhaɪ ˈklɑːs/

huge adj

/hjuːdʒ/

humid adj

/ˈhjuːmɪd/

indeendence

/ˌɪndɪˈ"endəns/

n

industr" n

/ˈɪndəstri/

invade !

/ɪnˈ!eɪd/

latest adj

/ˈleɪtɪst/

megacit" n

/ˈmeɡəˌsɪti/

mountain

/ˈmaʊntən/

n

multicultural

/ˌmʌltiˈkʌltʃərəl/

adj

m"sterious

/mɪˈstɪəriəs/

adj

orange adj

/ˈɒrɪndʒ/

originall" ad!

/əˈrɪdʒənəli/

ink adj

/"ɪDk/

oulation n

/ˌ"ɒ"juˈleɪʃn/

overt" n

/ˈ"ɒ!əti/

Edo was renamed (okyo when the meror mo!ed there. &ndia ecame inde"endent of the British mire in :324. (eaching in a school in >frica was a great e4erience. (he e4treme weather we%re ha!ing has killed a lot of cro"s. .ishing in a ri!er or canal is a rela9ing way to s"end an afternoon. $any foreigners in the fter &ndia, many countries gained indeendence from Britain. (he &ndian film industr" makes more films than Hollywood. (he soldiers chose to invade the city at night. &t is a modern city where "eo"le wear the latest fashions. &%d rather !isit a small city like 'an ?ranciso than a megacit" like New Fork. ranada in '"ain is located etween the mountains and the sea. > multicultural society includes "eo"le of all races and religions. =a"an is a m"sterious "lace that can e difficult to understand. (he colour of the uildings changes from gold to orange and "ink at sunset. &%m originall" from &taly, which e9"lains my &talian accent. > ink sunset tells us that the following day%s weather will e fine. (he oulation of $e9ico City is o!er ;2 million. LP of "eo"le in $umai li!e in overt", in slums with no running water.

cs$sz$r, uralkodó birodalom élmén" szélsőséges hal$szat, horg$szat k*lf'ldi aran" $ru kézm!vestermék k'zont8i irod$k9 oszt$l"on fel*li, kiv$ló hatalmas $r$s f*ggetlenség iar megsz$ll, elfoglal 8a9 legutóbbi nag"v$ros, metroolisz heg" sok kultr$t mag$ba foglaló retél"es narancss$rga eredetileg rózsasz#n! lakoss$g szegén"ség


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roduce !

/"rəˈdjuːs/

ublic bath n

/"ʌlɪk ˈɑːƟ/

Bualit" n

/ˈkwɒləti/

rail%a" s"stem

/ˈreɪlweɪ ˈsɪstəm/

n

rain" adj sanitation n

/ˈreɪni/ /ˌs0nɪˈteɪʃn/

season n

/ˈsiːn/

shrine n

/ ʃraɪn/

sk"scraer n

/ˈskaɪskreɪ"ə*r+/

slums "l n

/slʌm/

snacks "l n

/sn0ks/

south n

/saʊƟ/

sring n

/s"rɪD/

sBuare n

/skweə*r+/

stone adj

/stəʊn/

sub%a" s"stem

/ˈsʌweɪ sɪstəm/

n

Bollywood film com"anies roduce more films than Hollywood. $en often went to a ublic bath to discuss usiness while rela9ing. (he Bualit" of life for "eo"le li!ing in slums is terrile. &f the rail%a" s"stem was etter, more "eo"le would tra!el y train. (oday%s going to e rain", so let%s stay in. With little or no sanitation, "eo"le catch diseases easily. &f you want good weather, don%t !isit in the rainy season. >ll along the road there were shrines to !arious saints. (he skyline showed a modern city of huge sk"scraers. (he slums are so different from the clean and new locks of flats. >s a child, & wasn%t allowed to eat snacks etween meals. (he sun was no longer in our eyes as we turned south. ?or me, sring is the est season, when "lants start to grow again. (he town hall is located on the main sBuare. (he thick stone walls ke"t the castle warm in winter. (he sub%a" s"stem in $e9ico City is !ery chea".

g"$rt, elő$ll#t n"ilv$nos f*rdő minőség vastrendszer esős higiénia, k'zegészség*g" évszak keg"hel", szent hel" felhőkarcoló n"omorneg"edek haranivaló, nass dél (égtáj) tavasz tér kő, kőből kész*lt metróh$lózat

Iocaulary and s"eaking church n hill n

/t ʃɜːtʃ / /hɪl/

historic adj

/hɪˈstɒrɪk/

ollution n

/"əˈluːʃ n/

river n

/ˈrɪ!ə*r+/

to" sho n

/tɔɪ ʃɒ"/

%ood n

/wʊd/

> cathedral is igger than a church. By the time & reached the to" of the hill, my legs were aching. (he historic "eace treaty was signed in that room. 1ike many cities, 1ondon has "rolems with ollution and traffic. (he ridge o!er the river didn%t look !ery safe. >t Christmas, the to" sho is the usiest sho" in the High 'treet. Fou can easily get lost in a %ood ecause the trees look alike.

temlom domb, heg" t'rténelmi szenn"ezés fol"ó $tékbolt erdő

E!eryday English edestrian crossing n

/"əˈdestrɪən krɒsɪD/

&t%s safer to use a edestrian crossing to cross the road.

g"alog$tkelőhel"


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roundabout n

/raʊndəaʊ t/

traffic lights

/tr0fɪk laɪts/

"l n

traffic sign n

/tr0fɪk saɪn/

Fou need to take the third e9it off the roundabout. ;raffic lights in some countries go straight from red to green. (he traffic sign said it was a one@way street.

k'rforgalom k'zlekedési l$ma k'zlekedési t$bla

Unit 1P &here on earth are "ouC &7m sitting on the train earth n

/ɜːƟ/

haen ! lato n

/ˈh0"ən/ /ˈl0"tɒ"/

truth n

/truːƟ/

&t must e amaing to e ale to look down on arth from the moon. How long ago did the accident haen) He ought a lato so that he could work on the train. #etecti!es can tell when a "erson isn%t telling the truth.

.'ld

(he detective uestioned e!eryone at the crime scene indi!idually. $y wedding dress was the most e9"ensi!e thing &%d e!er worn. &%m reading a ook aout a romance etween a man and a woman.

n"omozó, detekt#v

t'rténik lato igazs$g

ractice ". 43 detective n

/dɪˈtektɪ!/

dress n

/dres/

romance n

/ˈrəʊm0ns/

8női9 ruha romantikus t'rténet, rom$nc

resent sim"le or continuous) noise n

/nɔɪ/

%ashing-u n

/ˌ wɒʃɪD ˈʌ"/

(he noise from the aircraft%s engines was !ery "owerful. Fou cooked the meal, so &%ll do the %ashingu.

za

1anding on the moon once seemed incredible, ut we%!e done it.

hihetetlen

mosogat$s

ractice ". A: incredible adj

/ɪnˈkredəl/

6eading and listening affect !

/əˈfekt/

attached adj

/əˈt0tʃ t/

belo% "re"

/ɪˈləʊ/

(he rail strike won%t affect me ecause & dri!e to work. (he astronauts% slee"ing ags are attached to the wall. >t the to" of the tower she could see the city stretching out belo%.

hat$ssal van, befol"$sol r'gz#tve van, csatolt lent, lenn, alatt


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bone n

/əʊn/

build !

/ɪld/

comartment

/kəmˈ"ɑːtmənt/

n

comete !

/kəmˈ"iːt/

conditions "l

/kənˈdɪʃ n/

n

decide !

/dɪˈsaɪd/

develo !

/dɪˈ!elə"/

effect

/ɪˈfekt/

n

e4eriment n

/ɪkˈs"erɪmənt/

fight !

/faɪt/

float !

/fləʊt/

gravit" n

/ˈɡr0!əti/

instrument n

/ˈɪnstrəmənt/

laborator" n

/ləˈɒrətri/

long adj muscle n

/lɒD/ /ˈmʌsl/

orbit !

/ˈɔːɪt/

origin n o4"gen n

/ˈɒr ɪdʒɪn/ /ˈɒksɪdʒən/

lanet n

/ˈ"l0nɪt/

rearation n

/ ˌ"re"əˈreɪʃn/

research n

/ˈriːs ɜːtʃ /

sauce n

/sɔːs/

shorts "l n

/ ʃɔːts/

sic" adj

/ˈs"aɪsi/

soon n

/s"uːn/

star n sulies "l n

/stɑː*r+/ /səˈ"laɪ/

$y rother once nearly choked on a fish bone. (hey%re going to build a road that y"asses the town. Each astronaut has his own slee"ing comartment. & will comete in se!eral races at the s"orts e!ent. (he conditions on other "lanets make it difficult for us to li!e there. We can%t decide where to go on holiday this year. '"ace agencies want to develo "lans for a manned tri" to $ars. (he effects of li!ing in s"ace for a long time aren%t known. (he astronauts are using the ero gra!ity of s"ace to do e4eriments. $y rothers used to fight all the time ut now they get on really well. (hey dro""ed my scarf in the water and & watched it float away. &t takes a while to get used to the lack of gravit" in s"ace. 'cientists ha!e to use s"ecial instruments to do their research. E9"eriments aren%t always carried out in a laborator". &t%s a long journey so take a ook to read. >stronauts do lots of e9ercises, so their muscles are strong. (here are hundreds of satellites that orbit the Earth. What is the origin of your surname) (he astronauts are growing "lants to make o4"gen. Will we e!er sto" looking for life on other lanets) How is the wedding rearation going)

csont, sz$lka é#t f*lke, kamra, rekesz versen"ez k'r*lmén"ek, feltételek elhat$roz, 8el9d'nt feleszt, felődik hat$s k#sérlet verekszik, harcol szik, lebeg nehézkedés, gravit$ció eszk'z laboratórium hossz izom kering, k'r$l"$n van eredet o4igén bol"gó

előkész*let8ek9, elkész#tés We can find out more aout &'' astronauts kutat$s y doing some research. > fresh tomato sauce is e!en etter with m$rt$s, szósz asil. Fou can%t "lay tennis if you ha!en%t got any shorts to wear. &n s"ace, your sense of taste is weak so you need sic" food. 'ome "eo"le use a soon to eat "asta with, ut & just use a fork. (he astronauts look at "lanets and stars. n the s"ace station, sulies are deli!ered y a su""ly shi".

r'vidnadr$g, sort f!szeres kan$l csillag ell$tm$n", ut$nótl$s


40

;-shirt n

/ˈtiː ʃɜːt/

taste n

/teɪst/

tin n

/tɪn/

universe n

/ˈjuːnɪ!ɜːs/

&t%s K to wear a ;-shirt in less formal restaurants. When you%re in s"ace, your sense of taste isn%t !ery strong. >ll the astronauts% food comes in a tin or a "acket. We learn more aout the universe y studying stars and "lanets.

óló #zlelés konzerv vil$geg"etem, univerzum

Iocaulary and listening actor n

/ˈ0ktə*r+/

alike adj

/əˈlaɪk/

blond adj

/lɒnd/

blue n

/luː/

boots "l n

/uːts/

bro%n n

/raʊn/

coat n

/kəʊt/

dark adj glasses "l n

/dɑːk/ /ˈglɑːs ɪ/

good-looking

/ˌɡʊd ˈlʊ kɪ D/

adj

handsome adj

/ˈh0nsəm/

hat n identical adj rett" adj

/h0t/ /aɪˈdentɪkl/ /ˈ"rɪti/

urle adj scarf n

/ˈ"ɜː"l/ /skɑːf/

shoes "l n

/ ʃuː/

short adj

/ ʃɔːt/

skirt n

/skɜːt/

suit n tall adj

/suːt/ /tɔːl/

trainers "l n

/ˈtreɪnə/

t%ins "l n

/twɪn/

He%s an actor who%s a""eared in lots of (I dramas. >nne and 1isa look alike @ they oth ha!e rown hair and lue eyes. atricia%s fair hair had een turned blond y the hot sun. :lue is a colour that is now associated with oys. &t%s im"ortant to wear good boots if you%re going hiking. (he water in the canal was a dirty bro%n colour. & took off my coat ut there was nowhere to hang it. &t%s too dark to see anything without a torch. 'he didn%t see me ecause she wasn%t wearing her glasses. He is so good-looking, "eo"le turn round to look at him. Four little oy is going to e a handsome young man. & always wear a hat to kee" warm in winter. (hey look identical, ut they aren%t twins. (hose earrings you%re wearing are !ery rett". He%s wearing a urle shirt. (he man had a scarf wra""ed around his neck. &f your shoes are dirty, "lease lea!e them y the door. &%!e always had short hair, ut & decided to grow it recently. (he model wore a skirt that came to just elow the knee. He last wore that suit at my wedding. He was !ery tall, and uite easy to s"ot in a crowd. (eenagers only want designer trainers on their feet. Which of the t%ins was orn first)

sz#nész hasonló, eg"forma szőke kék csizma, bakancs barna kab$t s'tét szem*veg ókinézet!, csinos óké!, csinos kala azonos csinos, szé lila s$l ciő r'vid szokn"a 'lt'n" magas edzőciő ikrek


41

unusual adj

/ʌn ˈjuːʒuəl/

&t%s unusual for us to get snow in >"ril, ut not im"ossile.

szokatlan

With it eing a bank holida" on $onday, we%!e got a long weekend. We%ll see you soon @ in a coule of daysG & listened to my "hone messages ut there wasn%t one from Ben. What a "ity you%ll miss the "arty. 0ever mindG &%ll s%itch on the radio to listen to the match.

munkasz*neti na

&t is easy to do the %ashing if you ha!e a washing machine. He knows what he wants to do in the future and has lots of "lans. When & gro% u, & want to e a doctor. Four oss should gi!e you a a" rise for all the e9tra work you%re doing. We%ll lan the journey so that we a!oid the main roads. He didn%t want to retire at L5, so he carried on working. &%m lea!ing now, so &%ll e home soon.

mos 8ruh$t9

E!eryday English bank holida" n coule n message n never mind s%itch on !

/ˌ0Dk ˈhɒlədeɪ/ /ˈkʌ"l/ /ˈmesɪdʒ/ /ˈne!ə*r+ maɪnd/ /swɪtʃ ˈɒn/

$r, két 8kettő9 *zenet nem ba, semmi ba bekacsol

Unit 11 /oing far lanning my future do the %ashing future n

/duː 8ə ˈwɒʃɪD/ /ˈfjuːtʃ ə*r+/

gro% u ! a" rise n

/ɡrəʊ ˈʌ"/ /ˈ"eɪ raɪ/

lan !

/"l0n/

retire

/rɪˈtaɪə*r+/

!

!

soon ad!

/suːn/

'vő felnő fizetésemelés tervez visszavonul, n"ugd#ba meg" hamarosan, nemsok$ra

ractice ". AA dro !

/drɒ"/

due adj

/djuː/

fall !

/f ɔːl/

kiss n sneeze !

/kɪs/ /sniː/

&f you dro the tray of drinks, you will reak all the glasses. (he train was due to arri!e at :: o%clock, ut it%s late. He%ll win the race if he doesn%t fall just efore the end. 'he ga!e him a kiss goodye and left. &t was so dusty in there that it made me sneeze.

elet, leet

His amition had always een to climb $ount E!erest. We went on a cruise down the 6i!er Nile.

8heg"et9 m$szik

esedékes esik, elesik csók t*sszent

We7re off to see the world climb !

/klaɪm/

cruise n

/kruː/

haókir$ndul$s, k'rutaz$s


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"ramid n

/ˈ"ɪrəmɪd/

safari n

/səˈfɑːri/

We%re "lanning a tri" to Egy"t to see the "ramids. We saw eautiful animals when we went on a safari in Kenya.

iramis

(he fireworks made a !ery colourful dis"lay. He has to kee" the light on ecause he%s frightened of the dark. We will hire a car and dri!e around the island. (he "rotest against the lirary closure was dignified and eaceful. Festerday there was a storm and the thunder was so loud.

sz#nes

szafari

ractice ". A3 colourful adj

/ˈkʌləfl/

frightened adj

/ˈfraɪtnd/

hire !

/ˈhaɪə*r+/

eaceful adj

/ˈ"iːsfl/

thunder n

/ˈƟʌndə*r+/

iedt, rém*lt, fél bérel békés, n"ugodt menn"d'rgés

6eading and s"eaking backack n

/ˈ0k"0k/

carr" !

/ˈk0ri/

fields "l n

/fiːld/

folk song n

/ˈfəʊk sɒD/

freedom n

/ˈfriːdəm/

harmon" n

/ˈhɑːməni/

hositalit" n

/ˌhɒs"ɪˈt0ləti/

human adj

/ˈhjuːmən/

acket n

/ˈdʒ0kɪt/

assers-b" "l n

/ˌ"ɑːsə ˈaɪ /

erfect adj

/ˈ"ɜː fɪkt/

odcast n

/ˈ" ɒdkɑːst/

sign n

/saɪn/

simle adj

/ˈsɪm"l/

smile !

/smaɪl/

=udging y the man%s backack, he was on h$tizs$k a hiking holiday. & offered to carr" the old man%s suitcase, visz, ciel ut he said he was fine. (hey didn%t ha!e any money for hotels, so mezők they sle"t in fields. >t the cam", we sang a folk song around nédal the fire. Cam"ing gi!es you the freedom to go szabads$g where you like. (hey sang in "erfect harmon" and "eo"le 'sszhang, harmónia sto""ed to listen. (hey offered us a meal and we thanked vendégszeretet them for their hositalit". Walking and singing are sim"le human emberi acti!ities. He took off his acket and hung it o!er the zakó, dzseki ack of the chair. (he man started singing, and assers-b" $rókelők, arra sto""ed to listen. elhaladók > watch is a erfect "resent for him, as t'kéletes he%s always late. Ed, inger, and Will made odcasts to tell odcast stories of their walks. 'he hadn%t shown any sign of eing el unha""y. &%d just like something simle like an eg"szer! omelette or a sandwich. >my tried to smile at the joke ut didn%t mosol"og seem to find it as funny as & did.


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stressful adj

/ˈstresfl/

suitcase n suer n

/ˈsuːtkeɪs/ /ˈsʌ"ə*r+/

&ales n

/weɪl/

%alking stick n

/ˈ wɔːkɪD stɪk/

%ebsite n

/ˈwesaɪt/

Waiting for my e9am results was more stressful than doing the e9ams. ack a suitcase @ we%re going to aris. We had a sim"le suer of sou" and read then went to ed. Ed, Will, and inger walked from etersfield to &ales. Without his %alking stick, the old man mo!ed uncertainly. & like this %ebsite ecause it has links you can click on.

stresszes, fesz*ltséget okozó bőr'nd 8késő esti9 vacsora &ales séta$lca %ebhel"

Iocaulary and listening storm n

/stɔːm/

We could see from the dark clouds that a storm was coming.

vihar

&nstead of ha!ing lunch at home, we had a icnic in the "ark.

iknik

&f you%re going to Australia, don%t miss the 'ydney "era House. merica, ortuguese is s"oken in :razil.

Ausztr$lia

Ghina is the country that hosted the ;A

Q#na

E!eryday English icnic n

/ˈ"ɪknɪk/

Unit 1< 0ever ever= Been thereG #one thatG Australia n

/ɒˈstreɪlɪə/

:razil

n

/rəˈɪl/

Ghina n

/ˈtʃ aɪnə/

ever ad!

/ˈe!ə*r+/

e4ress !

/ɪkˈs"res/

fail !

/feɪl/

/reat :ritain n

/ˌɡreɪt ˈrɪtn/

/reece n

/griːs/

2tal" n

/ˈɪtəli/

the U+ n

/8ə ju ˈes/

lym"ic ames. &t%s the worst "lace &%!e een to and & won%t ever go ack. He%s !ery reser!ed and finds it hard to e4ress his feelings. > lot of "eo"le fail their dri!ing test first time and ha!e to take it again. England, 'cotland, and Wales are "art of /reat :ritain. /reece is a "o"ular country for tourists to !isit. (he island of Corsica is "art of ?rance, not 2tal". eo"le usually think he%s from the U+, ut he%s from Canada.

:raz#lia

valaha 8is9 kifeez megbukik, nem siker*l 0ag"-:ritannia /'r'gorsz$g Mlaszorsz$g g"es*lt Rllamok


44

ractice ". 3L 1i!ing near Heathrow, we%re used to the noise of umbo ets.

l'khat$sos utassz$l#tó gé

assengers should check in two hours efore the flight de"arts. &%!e ust checked the de"artures oard ut our gate still isn%t u". & ha!en%t started my acking yet and &%m lea!ing tomorrow. Fou can check in online and rint your own oarding card. He hasn%t got any savings ecause he always s"ends his money. #id you enjoy your tri to ermany) &%!e looked e!erywhere for my "urse ut & ha!en%t found it "et.

beelentkezik

/rɒk ˈkɒnsət/

He finds rock concerts too loud, and "refers watching folk grou"s.

rockkoncert

scuba dive !

/ˈskuːə daɪ!/

k'nn"!bv$rkodik

ta4i n

/ˈt0ksi/

& always take an underwater camera with me when & scuba dive. & was too tired to walk home, so took a ta4i instead.

umbo et n

/ˌdʒʌməʊ ˈdʒet/

etting ready to goG check in !

/t ʃek ˈɪn/

ust ad!

/dʒʌst/

acking n

/ˈ"0kɪD/

rint !

/"rɪnt/

savings "l n

/ˈseɪ!ɪD/

tri n "et ad!

/trɪ"/ /jet/

éen, csak csomagol$s, akol$s 8ki9n"omtat megtakar#t$s, sórolt énz kir$ndul$s, utaz$s még, m$r

ractice ". 34 rock concert n

ta4i

6eading and listening acres "l n

/ˈeɪkə/

acts "l n

/0kts/

atmoshere n

/ˈ0tməsfɪə*r+/

attend !

/əˈtend/

brilliant adj

/ˈrɪliənt/

cider n

/ˈsaɪdə*r+/

continual adj

/kənˈtɪnjuəl/

cro%d n

/kraʊ d/

death n

/deƟ/

(he lastonury festi!al co!ers o!er :, acres of farmland. >ll the acts "erforming at the festi!al were great. E!eryone got on well and the atmoshere was fantastic. & won%t e ale to attend the e!ent ecause &%ll e away. (he festi!al was brilliant, ut it was o!er too uickly. Gider is an alcoholic drink made from a""les. >t the festi!al, there is continual music from 3 o%clock to L o%clock the ne9t day. > huge cro%d had gathered to hear what she had to say. News of the man%s death was met with shock and dismay.

hekt$r rodukció, elenet hangulat, légk'r elmeg", l$togat om$s, csod$latos almabor fol"amatos, $llandó t'meg hal$l


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definite adj

/ˈdefɪnət/

disaointed

/ˌdɪsəˈ"ɔɪntɪd/

adj

festival n

/ˈfestɪ!l/

festival goer n

/ˈfestɪ!l ˈɡəʊ ə*r+/ /niː/

knee

n

mud n

/mʌd/

oen-air adj

/ˌəʊ"ən ˈ eə*r+/

erformer n

/"əˈfɔːmə*r+/

Bueue n

/kjuː/

rise !

/raɪ/

rubbish adj

/ˈr ʌɪʃ /

slogan n

/ˈsləʊɡən/

stage n

/steɪdʒ/

sunshine n

/ˈs ʌnʃaɪ n/

tent n

/tent/

van n

/!0n/

ur "lans aren%t definite, so we%ll confirm the details later. & was disaointed not to see any lions on the safari. (he weather stayed fine for the festival and we heard some great ands. .estival goers didn%t mind the rain, and e!en danced in the mudG (here was no tale, so we sat with our "lates on our knees. (he lastonury festi!al is famous for its rain, so there%s always mud. & "refer oen-air concerts ecause & like eing outside. We watched ands as well a s indi!idual erformers. We joined the end of the Bueue and "re"ared for a long wait. (he numer of festi!als is e9"ected to rise due to "ulic interest. E!eryone said how good the film was, ut & thought it was rubbish. >ll the waiters wore (@shirts with the restaurant%s slogan on them. When the and a""eared on stage the crowd were !ery ha""y. & don%t e9"ect sunshine e!ery day, ut & ho"e it doesn%t rain all week. $ost "eo"le had rought a tent to slee" in o!ernight. (he van carrying all our elongings roke down.

hat$rozott csalódott fesztiv$l, *nne fesztiv$ll$togató térd s$r, isza szabadtéri előadó sor emelkedik, nő szemét, vacak elmondat, szlogen sz#nad nas*tés s$tor mikrobusz, furgon

Iocaulary and s"eaking colleague n

/ˈkɒ liːɡ/

get on !

/ɡet ɒn/

Not e!eryone likes to socialie with their colleagues from work. >ll of my colleagues get on !ery well.

munkat$rs, kolléga ól ki'n a m$sikkal

E!eryday English deartures board n hand luggage

/dɪˈ"ɑː tʃ ə ɔːd/ /ˈh0nd lʌɡɪdʒ/

n

luggage n

/ˈʌɡɪ l dʒ/

memor" n

/ˈmeməri/

nois" adj

/ˈnɔɪi/

Can you check the deartures board to see if the gate for the flight is there) Check@in is uicker if you only ha!e hand luggage. (he airline lost our luggage, so we had to uy new clothes. & ha!e !ery ha""y memories of uilding sandcastles on the each. &f you%!e ne!er seen a and efore, you might find it a it nois".

induló $ratok 8t$bla9 kéziogg"$sz ogg"$sz emlék zaos


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