- The price is exclusive of lunch, it is only for breakfast and dinner. (az árban nincs benne)
- Dinosaurs don’t exist anymore.
- Old people can’t exist on their pension in Hungary. (nem tudnak megélni)
- There must exist a better solution.
- They are expecting a child.
- We expect to meet them today. (arra számítunk, hogy)
- We expect the letter to arrive today.
- I expect that she will be angry. (valószínűnek tartom, hogy)
- Don’t expect impossible things of me. (ne várj el tőlem)
- It is expected that prices will rise. (valószínű, hogy)
- He was expelled (from the local school) for smoking. (eltanácsolták)
- Cars are expensive to produce.
- It is expensive to buy food that children do not eat.
- She finds experimenting on animals outrageous.
- The farmers experimented with some alternative methods.
- I asked her what the matter was but she didn’t want to explain.
- He tried to explain himself (kimagyarázni magát)
- I’ll explain everything (to you).
- He explained (to us) that his train had been late.
- He explained why he was late. (megmagyarázta, hogy miért késett)
- It will be explained how the machine works.
- A lot of companies exploit their employees.
- The children explored the area (for treasure).
- A lot of Hungarian wine is exported to foreign countries.
- Don’t expose yourself to strong sunlight.
- In the report he was exposed as a traitor. (leleplezték, mint árulót)
- She expressed her doubts (to me).
- Little children often can’t express themselves.
- He wanted to express how delighted he was.
- We wanted to express ourselves as artists.
- This music is expressive of the Portuguese soul.
- They extracted this passage from his first novel.
- You’ll have to face the consequences.
- He couldn’t face meeting her.
- He was suddenly faced with a dilemma. (hirtelen szembesülnie kellett)
- I failed (in the attempt to take her with me). (nem sikerült)
- He failed the exam.
- The teacher failed the best student, which was a surprise. (megbuktatta)
- She never fails to telephone me. (soha nem felejti/mulasztja el)
- The engine of the plane failed. (leállt a motor)
- When he deserted the army he felt that he failed his family. (csalódást okoz)
- He was very fair with his men, and everyone liked him.
- It is not fair (to the students) (to make them write five tests on the same day).
- It is not fair to blame him for everything.
- It is not fair that you blame them for everything.
- The dog has always been faithful (to its master).
- She fell into the lake.
- He fell ill last week. (megbetegedett)
- Inflation fell (by) 2 per cent. (2 százalékot esett)
- Her voice is really familiar (to me).
- He is familiar with ancient history. (Sokat tud az ókori történelemről.)
- The boss is really familiar with her secretary. (jóban vannak)
- I have to familiarize myself with the system first.
- Jim Morrison was famous (for his music).
- Jim Morrison was famous (as a singer).
- Do you fancy a beer? (Nem kérsz egy sört?)
- I am sure he fancies you. (tetszel neki)
- He fancies himself (as) a famous politician. (úgy tekint magára)
- Do you fancy having a drink tonight? (volna kedved)
- He fancied (that) he could fly. (azt képzelte)
- She sometimes fantasized (about marrying Keanu Reeves).
- The shop is not far (from here).
- She has always been fascinated by Chinese pottery. (mindig lenyűgözte)
- She was fascinated to hear that her husband had reached the North Pole. (örömmel fogadta a hírt)
- The conditions of the contract seemed favourable (for both sides).
- All the children fear her.
- He feared to admit where he had spent the night before.
- The little girl feared showing her school report to her parents.
- Officials fear that drugs will become even more popular. (attól tartanak)
- At least 35 people are feared dead.
- Children are feared to be under the ruins.
- It is feared that he has been killed.
- She feared for her son while he was in the war. (féltette)
- ‘Is he coming?’ ‘I fear so/not.’ (Attól félek, hogy igen/nem.)
- His mother has been fearful for her son all her life. (féltette)
- They were fearful (of the attack/of being attacked). (rettegtek a támadástól)
- She was fearful (that) she would faint on stage. (attól félt, hogy)
- The monkeys in the zoo are fed (on) bananas.
- Bananas are fed to the monkeys in the zoo. (banánt adnak)
- Copy paper is fed into the machine automatically. (automatikusan tölti)
- I feel so free with you.
- I feel no responsibility at all!
- I felt (like) a cartoon character.
- He felt somebody stroking his head. (érezte, hogy valaki megsimogatja a fejét)
- I felt her love go through me.
- They were felt to be in danger. (úgy érezték, hogy veszélyben vannak)
- I felt (that) I had to tell the truth.
- She felt it (to be) her duty to bring up her sister’s children.
- He felt it important to mention that he was unemployed.
- His head felt as though he had taken a cold shower. (olyan volt, mintha)
- It felt as though he had taken a cold shower.
- Her body feels really cold. (hideg a tapintása)
- This table feels like wood. (tapintásra fa)
- Feel how smooth it is. (fogd csak meg)
- I feel like (eating) an ice-cream.
- Could you fetch me my glasses please? I’ve left them in the garden. (kimennél a szemüvegemért)
- Could you fetch a glass of water for your mother please? (hoznál egy pohár vizet)
- They fought (a war) (against the rebels) in Gambia.
- Milan fought the city of Como (for control of Lombardy).
- They are trying to fight racism. (próbálnak küzdeni a fajgyűlölet ellen)
- The activists are fighting for equal rights.
- The Captain fought to save the ship in the storm.
- Don’t fight (with her) (about trivial things). (ne vitatkozz vele)
- John and Jack were fighting (about trivial things). (veszekedtek)
- The issue also figured in the politician’s speech. (szerepelt)
- We figured (that) the danger was minimal. (úgy találtuk)
- I hadn’t figured on (meeting) you here. (számít vmire)
- Her eyes filled (with tears).
- He filled my glass (with wine). (teletöltötte a poharamat)
- I filled myself (with ice-cream) I’m not hungry anymore. (telezabáltam magam)
- We found a nice pub in Cheltenham Road.
- Could you find my keys (for me)?
- Could you find (me) my keys? (megkeresnéd)
- The kidnapped child was found healthy. (egészségesen találták meg)
- I found him sleeping in the garden on the lawn. (aludt, mikor rátaláltam)
- The survey found (that) 15 per cent are satisfied with their life. (kimutatta)
- My parents found Charles (to be) charming.
- The cell is found to function like a helix. (kimutatták, hogy)
- It was found that most parties emphasize social security.
- I found it hard to deal with these children.
- I find it a strain to have to talk to people again. (nehezemre esik)
- Have you finished (the painting)?
- Would you finish talking, please? (Abbahagynátok végre a beszélgetést?)
- We finished training (with a relaxing exercise).
- He finished the poem (by) raising his voice.
- He finished as a star.
- He was first to cross the Atlantic.
- He is not fit enough for a marathon.
- He is not fit enough to run a marathon.
- The goods must be fit for the buyer's purpose. (megfelelőnek kell lennie)
- These goods are fit to satisfy the customers’ needs. (megfelelő)
- The hotel is flooded with complaints about the room service.
- The football fans flooded into the city centre. (bezúdultak)
- He is really fluent (in Urdu). (folyékonyan beszél)
- I tried to explain but she didn’t seem to follow what I was saying.
- There followed much confusion. (Aztán nagy zavar keletkezett.)
- Somebody has been following me.
- It follows that the prisons debate is not just about prisons. (ebből az következik)
- I am really fond of (watching) your goldfish. (Szeretem (nézni) az aranyhalad.)
- We would be foolish to expect leaders not to make any mistakes. (butaság lenne)
- It's just foolish (for/of us) to travel separately. (butaság)
- The sect forbids all kinds of entertainment.
- Bill forbade me from telling you the details.
- My doctor forbade me to lift any weight.
- She forbade selling their mother’s house.
- I was forced into (accepting) the job.
- I was forced to accept the job.
- Laziness is foreign to him.
- He forgot (about) her birthday.
- I forgot about posting the letter. (elfelejtettem, hogy feladtam)
- I’ll never forget seeing you for the first time. (soha nem felejtem el azt, amikor először láttalak)
- I forgot to post the letter. (elfelejtettem feladni)
- He forgot (that) I would come.
- I’ve forgotten where I put my keys.
- Mankind is often forgetful of its history. (könnyen elfelejti)
- I can’t forgive him (for deceiving me).
- I can’t forgive his rude remarks.
- Forgive my disturbing you please. (kérem bocsássa meg, hogy zavarom)
- I was fortunate to have met him.
- It is fortunate (for him) (that) Mr Browning has rescued him. (szerencse, hogy)
- How fortunate (that) you should be here. (micsoda szerencse)
- Almost all the political prisoners were freed (from prison).
- They have decided to free all political prisoners from jail. (úgy döntöttek, hogy szabadon engedik)
- She freed some time for her music lessons. (felszabadított némi időt)
- Winning the lottery freed her to live as she liked. (lehetővé tette)
- Your disk is free from viruses. (vírusmentes)
- Are you free (for a drink) tonight? (ráérsz egy italra)
- Applicants are free to choose their courses. (szabadon választhatnak)
- All the locals were so friendly (to me).
- I am not friendly with my neighbours. (nem vagyok jóban)
- She's quite friendly to talk to actually.
- He didn’t want to frighten you.
- He was frightened out of the robbery/stealing the money. (elijesztették)
- It frightens me to imagine you there alone. (még elképzelni is ijesztő)
- I am frightened of (touching) spiders. (félek)
- I am too frightened to talk to him. (félek beszélni vele)
- She was frightened (that) little Mike would fall off the bike. (félt, hogy)
- All mothers are frightened for their children. (féltik a gyermekeiket)
- I was frustrated by a slow start.
- I felt really frustrated (with having to wait).
- My bag is full (of books).
- My old elementary school now functions (as a nursery school).
- It’s funny to look back on it now.
- It’s funny that after all these years I still haven't forgotten his name.
- It’s funny (that) you should mention that.
- It’s funny how the mind works at a time like this.
- He was absolutely furious (with me), I didn’t know why.
- She was furious at having missed the plane.
- We were furious that you left without leaving a message.
- She furnished the house with antique furniture.
- He is furnished with all the relevant facts. (birtokában van)
- She is really fussy (about table manners).
- His gift for music gained (him) world-wide reputation.
- Everybody will gain something (from this project). (mindenki nyer valamit)
- The earl has gambled all his life.
- My father gambled all my inheritance (on horses). (feltettem az egész örökségem)
- They gambled on waiting a couple of hours at the border. (biztosra vették)
- Many people gambled that he would be put to prison. (sokan azt tippelték)
- She was gazing (at the prince).
- He got a CD for his birthday.
- Can you get a book for me from the library?
- Can you get me a book from the library?
- Didn’t he get very angry? (mérges lett)
- The mechanic will get the car going. (elindítja)
- We got to talk to her in the end. (sikerült)
- I’ll try to get her to help you. (megpróbálom rávenni)
- Why did she get her hair cut? (Miért vágatta le a haját?)
- He gave me a ring. (adott nekem egy gyűrűt/felhívott telefonon)
- She gave it to me on my eighteenth birthday.
- I always give (a little money) to charity.
- I will give (you) $50 for this bike.
- The writer gave a reading from his latest novel. (felolvasást tartott)
- I am glad about your engagement.
- I am glad to hear that you were accepted for the job. (örömmel hallom)
- I am glad (that) you are here.
- She was glad when the school year was over.
- I would be glad if you could help me. (hálás lennék)
- Sergeant Crane and I would be glad of tea. (hálásak lennénk)
- He glanced at the door.
- He only glanced through the newspaper. (átfutotta)
- She wasn’t crying, she just glared (at me) angrily.
- Are you going (to the party) (with him)?
- Let’s go for a drink.
- He went bald at the age of twenty. (megkopaszodott)
- He has gone to visit his Grandma. (elment meglátogatni)
- She regularly goes running. (jár futni)
- The story goes that she has been to visit him at least twice. (a történet szerint)
- In Third World countries money goes on debt and arms. (a pénzt adósságok törlesztésére és fegyverekre költik)
- The house went (to the state) for very little money. (kevés pénzért kelt el)
- She is good (at maths).
- She is good with old people. (jól bánik az idős emberekkel)
- He was very good to my mother when I was away.
- Too much exercise is not good for the body.
- He is good to work with.
- It’s so good working/to work with you again.
- It was really good of you to help us. (kedves volt tőled)
- It is good (for you) to experience failure as well. (jót tesz)
- It's good that you came to me.
- The child grabbed a piece of apple pie (from the tray).
- The thief grabbed for the lady’s bag. (a hölgy táskája után kapott)
- She graduated in economics in 1987. (közgazdaságtanból diplomát szerzett)
- He graduated (from Stanford University) last year.
- She graduated (from being) a model to playing in a soap opera. (előlépett)
- They granted everybody security.
- They granted security to everybody.
- They granted that everybody would be secure.
- I was grateful (to her) (for her help).
- After the race I didn’t feel like going out at all; I was grateful to be alive. (örültem, hogy élek)
- I’m grateful that I don’t have to go through the whole procedure again. (örülök, hogy)
- We would be grateful if you could reply to us as soon as possible.
- It is great to have heroines and heroes to admire.
- It is great living in a wide open world.
- It is great (for the yard) that the horse has won the race.
- He is still grieving (for his wife). (siratja a feleségét)
- He is grieving the death of his wife.
- It grieved him to say goodbye. (fájt, hogy búcsúznia kellett)
- It grieved them that they couldn’t help her. (fájdalommal töltötte el őket)
- She is always grinning (at me).
- He grinned hello.
- This tree has grown a lot since I was last here.
- He grows spices in his garden. (termeszt)
- He grew rich during the recession years. (meggazdagodott)
- She grew into the habit of working at night. (rászokott)
- We grew to like her after a while. (megkedveltük)
- He is always grumbling (to me) (about his boss).
- He grumbled that he was hungry.
- Our travel agency guarantees (you) a decent hotel.
- Our travel agency guarantees a decent hotel (for you).
- The company guaranteed to refund the money.
- We can guarantee (you) that the system is safe.
- They couldn’t guarantee what the outcome would be.
- I can’t guess the answer.
- I can only guess (at her opinion), I haven’t talked to her yet. (csak találgatni tudok)
- I’d guess (that) she is married. (azt gondolnám, hogy házas)
- Can you guess who I’ve met?
- ‘Are they married?’ ‘I guess so/not.’ (nem hinném/úgy hinném)
- He was found guilty (of the murder).
- He felt guilty (about having hurt his mother). (bűntudata volt)
- She handed the paper to me.
- She handed me the paper.
- I happen to know her. (történetesen ismerem)
- It happened that she lost her job suddenly. (úgy alakult, hogy)
- What happened (to your new shoes)?
- It (so) happened that we were both fired on the same day. (úgy esett, hogy)
- I met her just the other day, as it happens. (ahogy ez már csak lenni szokott)
- I can’t see that happening to me. (Nem tudom elképzelni, hogy ez velem is előfordulhatna.)
- I am really happy for them.
- She was really happy (with her results). (elégedett volt)
- I am happy to announce the winner. (örömmel jelentem be)
- I am happy (that) you are with us again.
- A good job is hard to find.
- It is hard (for old people) to find a good job.
- It’s hard working/to work in shifts.
- Typing all day can be hard on the hands. (megerőlteti a kezet)
- Smoking is definitely harmful (to your health).
- What I hate about him is his egoism.
- I hated her (for being so rude).
- He has always hated (reading) books.
- I hate him complaining all the time.
- I would hate to tell him the truth. (nem szeretném elmondani neki)
- I’d hate him to think that I don’t care. (nem szeretném, ha azt gondolná)
- She hated it in the capital and moved to the countryside.
- I hate it when people laugh at each other.
- These chemicals are potentially hazardous (to health).
- These chemicals are hazardous (for us).
- I couldn’t hear (her voice) in the disco.
- I heard him break a glass. (hallottam, hogy eltörte a poharat)
- I heard him singing in the bathroom. (hallottam, hogy énekel)
- He was heard to break the glass. (hallották, hogy eltörte a poharat)
- He was heard singing in the bathroom. (hallották, hogy énekelt)
- I heard (that) she got married.
- Did you hear what I said?
- I was really happy to hear about your wedding.
- I haven’t heard (anything) from her for ages.
- The tree was heavy with nectarines. (Csüngtek a kopaszbarackok a fán.)
- The suitcase was too heavy (for me) to carry.
- She helped (me) (with the housework).
- I helped (him) (to) clean the house.
- This booklet really helped me in (planning) my career.
- Shall I help you to some more sauce? (Adhatok még egy kis szószt esetleg?)
- I couldn’t help laughing when I heard that incredible story. (nem tudtam megállni nevetés nélkül)
- I couldn’t help but laugh when I heard that story. (csak nevetni tudtam)
- The course is very helpful to pregnant women.
- It is helpful (for students) to do exercises on using phonetic symbols.
- Watching programmes in a foreign language is helpful in developing listening.
- It was helpful that these topics also interested the boys. (az segített, hogy)
- Chocolate is high in fat. (nagy a zsírtartalma)
- His father hardly hindered him from (meeting) girls.
- He was only hinting at his feelings all night.
- They hinted (to the guest) (that) it was late. (éreztette a vendéggel)
- The old lady hit the mugger (with her umbrella). (rásózott a rablóra)
- She hit her head (against the glass door). (beverte a fejét)
- I have always been honest about my feelings.
- I have never been honest with you.
- She delayed her answer, but she was too honest to stay silent.
- We are hoping for good results. (reménykedünk a jó eredményekben)
- I hope to announce the winner shortly. (reményeim szerint rövidesen bejelentem)
- I hope (that) he is well.
- It is hoped that the African economy will improve.
- ‘Is he going to come?’ ‘I hope so/not.’
- She is not very hopeful (about her application).
- We're very hopeful (that) we will have some extra support. (nagyon bízunk benne, hogy)
- She is hopeless at music.
- It is hopeless to find a solution on the basis of this.
- It is hopeless trying to get him to give any money.
- Her face is horrible to look at.
- It is horrible to think of what happened to that poor family.
- It is horrible that you should tempt me so heartlessly.
- The girl is simply hungry (for love).
- Elephants are still hunted in some areas.
- I am still hunting for a good computer.
- The police are hunting (for) the robbers. (a rendőrség még mindig üldözi a rablókat)
- Children often hurt themselves. (megütik magukat)
- It hurts when I raise my hand.
- It hurts me to see that people are so ignorant of the poor. (rosszulesik látnom)
- It hurts that people are so ignorant of the poor. (rosszulesik, hogy)
- He is the ideal candidate (for the presidency).
- Her hat is identical (to/with mine).
- The body was identified (as that of the wanted criminal).
- I couldn’t identify with anyone in the novel. (nem tudtam azonosulni egyik szereplővel sem)
- They are trying to identify what went wrong. (próbálják megállapítani)
- He is completely ignorant (of what goes on in the world). (fogalma sincs róla)
- A lot of people are ill (with flu) at the moment.
- The data illustrated that the development was considerable.
- The film illustrated how difficult it was to dive. (a film bemutatta)
- Little children imagine animals free and happy.
- She can’t imagine living in a big city.
- I can’t imagine him shouting.
- She imagined that she was rich.
- We can’t imagine what the solution could be.
- ‘Is he suffering?’ ‘I imagine so/not.’
- She is immune to mumps.
- Not even the Pope is immune (from criticism). (védett a kritikával szemben)
- His poems imply much about the ways in which he wanted to be seen. (sokat elmond arról, hogy)
- His suggestion implies that money is the key factor. (azt sugallja)
- We import cars (from Japan).
- It is important to explain why the information is required.
- It was suddenly very important to me that he should live.
- It is important for us to understand what is going on.
- It’s important (to me) that she talks now.
- It is important that teachers (should) help students in the learning process.
- The government has decided to impose a higher tax (on tobacco).
- He was really impressed (by her beauty). (lenyűgözte a szépsége)
- He impressed the importance of the campaign upon the party members. (hangsúlyozta a párttagoknak)
- It impressed me that she called me back immediately. (meggyőző volt számomra, hogy)
- Her output has improved a lot since last year.
- They wanted to improve their English. (fejleszteni)
- He has improved on last year’s results. (javított a múlt évi eredményein)
- She is indebted (to her teacher) (for his help). (le van kötelezve a tanárának)
- She is completely indifferent (to others’ opinion).
- Understanding is indispensable (to a good marriage).
- A good computer is indispensable for (writing) a book.
- He infected his sister (with the disease).
- She is infected with AIDS. (AIDS fertőzött)
- She was infected by her brother’s enthusiasm. (átragadt rá a testvére lelkesedése)
- I always try to infer the meaning of the words (from the context).
- He inferred that the chairman knew what was going on.
- Some people consider romantic fiction inferior (to historical fiction).
- The Greeks inflicted a defeat (on the Persians). (legyőzték)
- Sorry for inflicting my mother on you again. (bocs, hogy rád tukmálom)
- He informed me of the results.
- The criminal informed on the rest of the band. (beköpte a banda többi tagját)
- He informed the police (that) some money was missing.
- He informed the police where the criminal was hiding.
- I don't feel that I infringed any rules.
- I won’t answer questions that infringe (upon) my civil rights.
- I will inherit (a lot of money) (from my uncle) in a short time.
- He insisted on (taking) the bigger cake.
- I insist on you/your taking the bigger cake.
- He insisted that he (should) concentrate on improving his speaking skill.
- His enthusiasm inspired the team (to victory). (győzelemre tüzelte a csapatot)
- The trainers tries to inspire children to take up athletics.
- His comments inspired me with confidence. (bizalommal töltött el engem)
- The building inspired Michelangelo (in his designs for St. Peter's). (megihlette)
- He insured himself (against sickness) before going to the US. (bebiztosította magát)
- We don’t intend spending/to spend any more money on this.
- I intend her to have something to do with the arts.
- We intend (that) the money should be divided equally. (az a célunk, hogy egyenlően legyen elosztva a pénz)
- It was intended that the negotiations would finish by the end of the week. (az volt a cél)
- She intends her child for a medical career. (orvosi pályára szánja)
- This essay will interest a lot of people.
- They tried to interest me in buying the property. (próbáltak érdekeltté tenni)
- I am really interested (in her). (nagyon érdekel)
- He is really interested in (studying) astrology. (érdekli az asztrológia)
- She was really interested to hear about his travels. (érdeklődéssel hallgatta)
- Don’t interfere (in his private matters).
- Don’t interfere with him while he’s working. (Ne zavard, miközben dolgozik!)
- I would never interfere between a husband and a wife. (Soha sem állnék férj és feleség közé.)
- The police interrogated the neighbours (about the robbery).
- The United Nations finally intervened (in the war).
- The politician was interviewed about the elections.
- Looks don’t matter when we interview someone for a job. (amikor felvételi beszélgetést folytatunk valakivel)
- She introduced me (to a French boy).
- She introduced herself (to everybody). (bemutatkozott)
- The first few chapters introduce the readers to the theory. (bevezeti az olvasót)
- My grandfather introduced the pleasures of sailing to us. (bevezetett minket a vitorlázás gyönyöreibe)
- Corn was introduced (to Europe) in the Middle Ages. (a kukoricát a középkorban hozták be Európába)
- He invested all his money (in shares).
- All profits will be invested to benefit the youth of the area.
- I have invested so much time in (writing) this paper.
- The police have been investigating (the murder) for weeks.
- She is being investigated (for drug trafficking).
- The police are investigating where the crime might have happened.
- Cells are invisible (to the eye).
- She invited me (to the party) as well.
- I invited him to come with us to Alaska. (hívtam, hogy jöjjön velünk)
- Applications are invited for research assistants. (jelentkezéseket várunk)
- Applications are invited (from anyone interested). (várjuk a jelentkezését)
- The technique involves the use of tiles.
- The actor’s contract with the company involves (him/his) using their product. (a szerződés része az, hogy)
- The chairman should involve the board in (making) decisions. (be kellene vonnia az igazgatótanácsot a döntéshozatalba)
- Don’t get involved in their project. (ne keveredj bele)
- I was so involved (in the movie) I didn’t hear the phone ring. (annyira belemélyedtem a filmbe)
- It is ironic that a Catholic church was renovated by Muslims.
- It was irresponsible (of the council) not to take further action.
- I am really irritated (by his behaviour). (irritál a viselkedése)
- He joined the army when he was only 18. (belépett a hadseregbe)
- Join us to help raise funds.
- The top section was joined to the side. (összekötötték)
- Will you join us in (organizing) the party? (Beszállsz a buli szervezésébe?)
- He was joking (about the rumours of his marriage).
- He used to joke that he would disappear one day. (azt mondogatta viccesen)
- It is unwise to judge him on his performance at the end of the season.
- The indirect benefits are judged (to be) very beneficial to Brazil.
- They judged that she was tired because the baby was coming too soon.
- We couldn’t judge what the outcome would be.
- She judged it safer to load them into a box.
- It is just to punish criminals.
- It was not just that servants became lords and lords beggars.
- His result justified the faith his trainers had put in him.
- He had to justify his decision (to the committee). (meg kellett indokolnia)
- These circumstances justify (us) spending more money. (indokolják)
- Your girlfriend was probably justified in feeling lonely. (jogosan érezte magát magányosnak)
- Most men are keen on (playing) football. (szeret focizni)
- He was keen to learn some quick and easy techniques. (szívesen tanult)
- He was keen for me to tell my parents what had happened. (szerette volna, ha elmondom)
- The policeman was quite keen that I stayed the night in Santa Fe. (nagyon szerette volna)
- The policeman was quite keen that I (should) stay the night in Santa Fe. (nagyon szerette volna, hogy)
- Everybody has to keep his ticket.
- Can you keep the seat for me for a few minutes? (foglalod a helyet)
- She used a fine shampoo to keep her hair smooth. (selymes maradjon a haja)
- Keep me informed of the news, please. (folyamatosan tájékoztass)
- I try to keep things as simple as possible. (Igyekszem mindent annyira egyszerűen csinálni, amennyire csak lehet.)
- I keep forgetting the name of that actor. (állandóan elfelejtem)
- Don’t keep them waiting! (ne várakoztasd meg őket)
- We tried to keep (them) from screaming. (próbáltuk vigasztalni őket)
- She kept her secret (from her friends). (eltitkolta)
- She kept her secret to herself. (megtartotta magának)
- I keep to my path. (Járom az utam.)
- Live electrical wires can kill.
- He killed the man.
- She tried to kill herself after the tragedy.
- I kill time reading newspapers. (elütöttem az időt)
- Most of the time he is very kind to us.
- He was so kind as/kind enough to explain everything to us. (volt olyan kedves)
- It was very (un)kind (of you) to say that. (nem volt szép tőled)
- ‘She is ill.’ ‘I know.’
- I know her very well.
- I know him to be very patient.
- She is known as a poet. (költőként ismert)
