PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO
C1
FORMAL
1
Vzorec užití:
an adjunct to [something]
Low-dose aspirin is often used as an adjunct to standard heart medication.
Az alacsony dózisú aszpirint gyakran a szokásos szívgyógyszeres kezelés kiegészítéseként alkalmazzák.
The online exercises are an adjunct to the main textbook, not a replacement for it.
Az online feladatok a fő tankönyv kiegészítői, nem helyettesítik azt.
Her yoga practice began as an adjunct to her running routine but soon became central.
Counselling can be a valuable adjunct to drug therapy.
The app is designed as an adjunct to in-person language classes.
Učební příklady
This small book is an adjunct to the main course book.
Ez a kis könyv a fő tankönyv kiegészítője.
Exercise can be an adjunct to a healthy diet.
A testmozgás az egészséges étrend hasznos kiegészítője lehet.
They use music as an adjunct to the lesson.
The cream is only an adjunct to the main treatment.
Extra reading is an adjunct to his university studies.
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes think adjunct means 'very important' because it is used in formal or academic language. In fact, it means something that is added and usually less central. Also, some confuse it with 'adult' because of similar spelling.
Význam
something added as a supplement
Kolokace
an adjunct to therapy
|an adjunct to treatment
|an adjunct to the main course
|use as an adjunct
|serve as an adjunct
Synonyma
supplement (Focuses on something added to make another thing more complete, especially in food, medicine, or information.)
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accessory (Often used for physical objects; can sound a bit more optional or decorative.)
Antonyma
essential (Describes something that is necessary or central, not just an added extra.)
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core (Refers to the central or most important part, the opposite of something secondary or added on.)
Témata
general
|education
|medicine
|core_vocabulary
Definice
Something that is added to another thing to give extra help or value, but is not the main or necessary part.
Something added or joined to another thing but not forming an essential or central part of it, often to provide help, support, or an extra benefit.
PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO
C1
FORMAL
2
Vzorec užití:
[someone] works as an adjunct at [institution]
She supports herself by working as an adjunct at three different community colleges.
Úgy tartja fenn magát, hogy három különböző közösségi főiskolán dolgozik óraadó oktatóként.
Many adjuncts teach large classes but receive very low pay and no benefits.
Sok óraadó oktató nagy létszámú csoportokat tanít, mégis nagyon keveset fizetnek nekik, és nem kapnak juttatásokat.
As an adjunct, he has limited access to office space and research funding.
The department relies heavily on adjuncts to cover introductory courses.
He started his academic career as an adjunct before getting a full-time position.
Učební příklady
My sister is an adjunct at the local college.
A nővérem a helyi főiskolán óraadó oktató.
The school hired three new adjuncts this year.
Az iskola idén három új óraadó oktatót vett fel.
As an adjunct, she does not get health insurance.
Many classes are taught by adjuncts, not full-time teachers.
He works as an adjunct on evenings and weekends.
Častá chyba:
Learners may think 'adjunct' is always part of a title and must be followed by 'professor'. It can stand alone as a noun referring to such a person, especially in academic contexts. Also, some may mispronounce the final 'ct', which should be clearly sounded.
Význam
person in a secondary role
Kolokace
adjunct professor
|adjunct instructor
|work as an adjunct
|hire an adjunct
|adjunct faculty member
Synonyma
part-time instructor (Plain description highlighting limited hours rather than subordinate status.)
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associate (General term for someone connected to a group or person; less specific about status or hours.)
Antonyma
full-time professor (Emphasizes a permanent, primary position instead of a secondary or contingent one.)
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tenured faculty (Stresses security and core membership, the opposite of the typically precarious adjunct role.)
Témata
education
|work
|administration
Definice
A person who works in a supporting or part-time position at a school, college, or other organization, and is not a full regular member of the staff.
A person who is attached to an institution or another person in a secondary, assisting, or usually part-time role, especially at a college or university.
Vzorec užití:
adjunct [noun]
Adjunct faculty now make up more than half of the teaching staff.
Az óraadó oktatók ma már az oktatói állomány több mint felét teszik ki.
The doctor recommended adjunct therapy to improve the main treatment’s effectiveness.
Az orvos kiegészítő terápiát javasolt, hogy javítsa a fő kezelés hatékonyságát.
Her adjunct role in the project was to manage community outreach.
The new policy recognizes the contribution of adjunct staff members.
Adjunct services, such as tutoring, are available to all students.
Učební příklady
He has an adjunct position at the university.
Az egyetemen óraadói állása van.
The clinic offers adjunct therapy for cancer patients.
A klinika kiegészítő terápiát kínál daganatos betegeknek.
Many schools depend on adjunct faculty today.
They hired more adjunct staff to help during exams.
This medicine is used as an adjunct treatment.
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes put 'adjunct' after the noun, as in *'faculty adjunct'*, following patterns from other languages. In English, this adjective normally comes before the noun: 'adjunct faculty'.
Význam
serving as a secondary addition
Kolokace
adjunct faculty
|adjunct therapy
|adjunct treatment
|adjunct role
|adjunct staff
Synonyma
supplementary (Very close in meaning; often used in similar formal or academic contexts.)
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secondary (Highlights lower importance or rank more than the idea of being added on.)
Antonyma
primary (Direct opposite, stressing the main or most important part instead of an added one.)
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central (Opposes the idea of something that is merely attached or supporting.)
Témata
education
|medicine
|general
|core_vocabulary
Definice
Used to describe something that is added to the main thing to help it, but is not the most important part.
Serving as something added to a main or primary part, especially in a supporting, secondary, or non-essential role.
PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO
C2
TECHNICAL
4
Vzorec užití:
an adjunct in [a sentence/clause]
In the sentence 'She left yesterday', the word 'yesterday' functions as an adjunct of time.
A "She left yesterday" mondatban a "yesterday" szó időhatározói adjunktumként működik.
Many adverbial phrases in English, such as 'in the morning', are considered adjuncts.
Sok angol határozói kifejezést, például az "in the morning" szerkezetet, adjunktumnak tekintenek.
The grammar exercise asks students to underline the adjunct in each sentence.
Linguists distinguish between obligatory complements and optional adjuncts.
The phrase 'with a smile' is an adjunct modifying the verb in that clause.
Učební příklady
In the sentence 'He works in the city', the words 'in the city' are an adjunct.
A "He works in the city" mondatban az "in the city" kifejezés adjunktum.
The teacher showed us how to find the adjunct in a sentence.
A tanár megmutatta, hogyan találjuk meg az adjunktumot egy mondatban.
An adjunct gives extra information, like time or place.
If you remove an adjunct, the sentence is still correct.
Many prepositional phrases in English are adjuncts.
Častá chyba:
Learners often confuse 'adjunct' with 'complement' and think all information after a verb is required. In grammar, an adjunct is different because it is optional and can usually be removed without making the sentence incorrect.
Význam
optional modifier in grammar
Kolokace
adverbial adjunct
|prepositional adjunct
|time adjunct
|place adjunct
|identify an adjunct
Synonyma
optional modifier (Describes the grammatical function clearly for learners, though it is less technical than 'adjunct'.)
Antonyma
complement (A complement is required by the verb, the opposite of an adjunct, which is optional.)
Témata
language
|grammar
|education
|communication
Definice
In grammar, a word or group of words that gives extra information in a sentence, and can be left out without making the sentence wrong.
In grammar and linguistics, a word or phrase that adds extra information to a clause or sentence but is not required by the verb and can usually be removed without making the sentence ungrammatical.