The Hobbit Chapter 1 Flash Cards

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Title: The Hobbit Chapter 1
Description: First chapter of The Hobbit of Tolkien
Number of Cards: 150
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Author: pf.ajna
Created: 2008-12-29
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    • Side 3
    • requisite
    • necessary (FORMAL)






      kellő
    • oozy
    • nyirkos, sáros, iszapos
    • ooze
    • iszap
    • to ooze
    • Blood was still oozing out of the wound.







      szivárog, átszűrődik
    • porthole
    • hajóablak
    • brass
    • The door handles were made of brass.







      réz
      (copper = vörösréz)
    • knob
    • a brass door knob







      fogantyú
    • panelled
    • The walls of the dining hall were panelled in oak.

      a panelled room/wall/door







      faburkolatú, faburkolású
    • peg
      (mostly UK)
    • He took off his coat and hung it on the peg.







      akasztó, ruhafogas
    • pantry
    • spájz, éléskamra
    • to blunder
    • I could hear him blundering around in the darkness.






      botorkál, bukdácsol
    • to incline to
    • hajlamos, hajlik
    • sole
    • a cut on the sole of her foot

      shoes with rubber soles







      talp
    • queer
      (oldf.)
    • különös, bizarr
    • make-up
    • alkat
    • immovably
    • megingathatatlanul
    • woolly
    • gyapjas
    • to sprout up
      (informal)
    • New factories have sprouted up everywhere.






      sorra felbukkan, felüti a fejét
    • to sprout
    • It takes about three days for the seeds to sprout.

      Your hair is sticking up - it looks like you're sprouting horns!







      rügyezik, bimbózik, kihajt, kicsírázik; növeszt
    • staff
    • bot, pálca
    • cloak
    • köpeny, palást
    • brim
    • She wore a wide-brimmed hat.






      karima
    • into the bargain
      (US also: 'in the bargain')
    • He's intelligent, witty, a loving husband, and an excellent cook into the bargain.






      ráadásul
    • braces
    • nadrágtartó
    • cross
    • My Dad gets cross (with me) if I leave the kitchen in a mess.






      ingerült
    • stud
    • díszgomb
    • goblin
    • ork
    • snapdragon
    • tátika, oroszlánszáj
    • laburnum
    • aranyeső
    • prosy
    • unalmas, érdektelen
    • lad
    • ifjú, legény
    • lass
      (mainly Northern Eng.)
    • leányka
    • lads and lasses
      (oldf.)
    • ifjak és leányok
    • to scuttle
    • A crab scuttled away under a rock as we passed.

      The children scuttled off as soon as the headmaster appeared.







      elszalad, eliramodik
    • spike
    • Some types of dinosaur had sharp spikes on their tails.






      tüske; hegye, csúcsa vminek
    • to stride
      strode, strode/stridden
    • She strode purposefully up to the desk and demanded to speak to the manager.

      He strode across the room.






      lépdel, nagyokat lép, nagy léptekkel halad
    • flustered
    • She seemed a bit flustered.

      If I look flustered it's because I'm trying to do about twenty things at once.






      zavart, ideges
    • hood
    • csuklya, kapucni
    • pray
      (old use, formal)
    • Pray tell your sister that I long to see her.






      kérem
    • seed-cake
    • köménymagos torta


      (caraway seed)
    • to fetch
    • Could you fetch me my glasses/fetch my glasses for me from the other room, please?






      érte megy és elhoz
    • morsel
    • a morsel of cheese

      a morsel of good news







      harapásnyi/falatnyi étel; morzsányi
    • to plump sb/sth down
    • She plumped down next to me on the sofa.

      Joan sat down at the front of the bus, and plumped her bags down beside her.







      lehuppan; lezöttyent, odavet vmit
    • to puff
    • He came puffing up the stairs.

      He puffed along the passage.







      fújtat
    • passage
    • átjáró
    • throng
    • csődület
    • depredation
      (formal)
    • The entire area has suffered the depredations of war.

      Depredation of the environment is destroying hundreds of species each year.







      pusztítás, rombolás
    • porter
    • barnasör
    • jug
    • a glass/plastic jug

      a milk/water jug







      kancsó
    • hearth
      /hɑːθ/
    • kandalló, tűzhely
    • scone
    • tea and buttered scones






      pogácsa (lehet édes is!)
    • to bewilder
    • The instructions completely bewildered me.






      megzavar(ja a fejét), zavarba ejt, megtéveszt
    • jerk
    • He opened the door with a jerk.






      rántás, hirtelen mozdulat
    • dent
    • a dent in the door of a car

      I dropped a hammer on the floor, and it dented the floorboard.






      horpadás; karcolás
    • mat
      (ALSO doormat)
    • lábtörlő
    • tassel
    • bojt
    • haughty
    • She has a rather haughty manner.






      gőgös, fennhéjázó
    • to grunt
    • The pigs were grunting contentedly as they ate their food.


      röfög (disznó);






      He hauled himself over the wall, grunting with the effort.


      felmordul
    • tart
    • gyümölcslepény, gyümölcstorta
    • mince UK

      (US: ground beef)
    • darált hús
    • to stump
      (ALSO to stomp)
    • She stomped up the stairs and slammed her bedroom door.

      He woke up in a bad mood and stomped off to the bathroom.






      dobog, trappol, csörtet
    • larder
      (oldf.)
    • éléskamra
    • to flummox
    • összezavar
    • wretch
    • boldogtalan, szerencsétlen (ember)
    • lo and behold!
    • nézz oda!
    • to whisk
    • Our coffees were whisked away before we'd even finished them.






      gyorsan eltüntet, elvisz
    • parlour
      (oldf.)
    • the front parlour

      an Edwardian parlour






      szalon, társalgó (szoba)
    • afresh
    • She tore up the letter and started afresh.






      újból, újra
    • to nibble
    • Have you got some peanuts for us to nibble while the party warms up?

      Jenny's hamster's nibbled a hole in the sofa.






      rágcsál
    • stool
    • a bar/kitchen/piano stool






      zsámoly, hokedli, puff, sámli
    • to squeak
    • The mice in the cupboard squeaked.

      The door squeaked as it swung back and forth on its rusty hinges.






      cincog, vinnyog; csikordul (pl ajtó)
    • to chip
    • a chipped glass

      All the plates were old and chipped.






      elrepeszt, kicsorbít
    • to tread
      trod, trodden
      (US: treaded, ~)
    • A load of food had been trodden into the carpet.






      (rá)tapos
    • crock
    • cserépedény
    • to pound sth up
    • apró darabokra tör