Angličtina - Maďarština

corner

gb/kˈɔɹnɚ/ us/kˈɔɹnɚ/
A1 Angličtina
~ 1200
sarok, sarokba szorít, monopolhelyzet, piaci fölény, szöglet
PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO A1
1
Vzorec užití:
in/at the corner of [something]
She waited for him at the corner of the street.
Az utcasarkon várta őt.
There’s a spider’s web in the corner of the ceiling.
Pókháló van a plafon sarkában.
The table has a chip on one corner.
He stood quietly in the corner of the room.
Učební příklady
My bed is in the corner of my room.
Az ágyam a szobám sarkában van.
The dog is sleeping in the corner.
A kutya a sarokban alszik.
Turn left at the next corner.
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes confuse 'corner' with 'side'. A corner is where two sides meet, not one side itself.
Význam
Place where two sides meet
Kolokace
street corner |corner of the room |sharp corner |turn the corner
Synonyma
angle (More technical or mathematical; refers specifically to the space between two lines.)
Antonyma
center (The opposite position, being in the middle rather than at an edge or meeting point.)
Témata
daily life |geometry |locations |space |core_vocabulary
Definice

The place where two sides of something meet.

The point or area where two edges, lines, or surfaces meet, especially at a right angle.

SLOVESO B1
2
Vzorec užití:
to corner [someone/something]
The police cornered the thief in an alley.
A rendőrség sarokba szorította a tolvajt egy sikátorban.
She felt cornered by his constant questions.
Úgy érezte, hogy a férfi folytonos kérdései sarokba szorítják.
They managed to corner the rabbit behind the shed.
Učební příklady
The cat was cornered by the dog.
A kutya sarokba szorította a macskát.
The police cornered the man.
A rendőrség sarokba szorította a férfit.
I feel cornered by all these problems.
Častá chyba:
Some learners confuse this with 'turn a corner', which is an idiom meaning to improve or change direction, not to trap.
Význam
Trap so escape is impossible
Kolokace
corner an animal |corner a suspect |feel cornered
Synonyma
trap (More general; can refer to physical or figurative situations.)
Antonyma
release (To set free from a confined position.)
Témata
conflict |safety |core_vocabulary
Definice

To make someone or something go into a place where they cannot get out.

To force a person, animal, or object into a position from which they cannot easily escape.

PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO B2
3
Vzorec užití:
to have a corner on [something]
They have a corner on the smartphone market.
Monopolhelyzetben vannak az okostelefonok piacán.
With this new technology, the company has gained a corner over its rivals.
Ezzel az új technológiával a vállalat piaci fölényre tett szert a riválisaival szemben.
He tried to establish a corner in rare coins.
Učební příklady
This company has a corner on coffee sales.
Ez a cég monopolhelyzetben van a kávépiacon.
They want to have a corner in the market.
Monopolhelyzetet akarnak szerezni a piacon.
We have no corner in this business.
Častá chyba:
Learners may confuse this with physical corners; here it is figurative, meaning advantage or control.
Význam
Dominant position in market
Kolokace
corner the market |gain a corner
Synonyma
monopoly (A complete control over a market; often more formal and legalistic.)
Antonyma
competition (The presence of many players without one having dominant control.)
Témata
business |competition |finance
Definice

A strong position in business or competition that makes it hard for others to win or succeed.

A position of control or advantage over others, especially in a market or competitive situation.

PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO A2
4
He took a perfect corner kick.
Tökéletes szögletet rúgott.
The player passed the ball from the corner.
A játékos a sarokból passzolta tovább a labdát.
She waited in the far corner of the court.
Učební příklady
He kicked the ball from the corner.
A sarokból rúgta el a labdát.
The player is standing in the corner.
A játékos a pálya sarkában áll.
We got a goal from a corner.
Význam
Area near meeting of boundaries in sports
Kolokace
corner kick |in the corner
Synonyma
corner area (More descriptive but less common phrase for sports context.)
Témata
sports
Definice

In some sports, the place near where two sides of the field meet.

In sports such as soccer, hockey, and basketball, the area near where two boundary lines meet.

Gramatika
Slovníkový tvar
corner
IPA
GB/kˈɔɹnɚ/
US/kˈɔɹnɚ/
Slabiky a přízvuk
corner (1 slabika)
Stress on 1st syllable (corner)
Tvary slova
Noun
  • Base: corner
  • Plural: corners
Verb
  • Base: corner
  • 3rd Person Singular: corners
  • Present Participle: cornering
  • Past: cornered
Příbuzná slova
Forms
corners noun cornering verb cornered verb
Related words
cornerstone noun B2
Výrazy

in someone's corner

1
/ˈɪn sˈʌmwˌʌnz kˈɔɹnɚ/
idiom informal

Be on someone's side/support them

To be ready to help and support someone.

Příklady
  • Don't worry, I'm in your corner.
  • She was grateful to have so many friends in her corner.

turn the corner

1
/tˈɚn ðə kˈɔɹnɚ/
idiom

Reach point where things improve

To start to get better after a difficult time.

Příklady
  • After months of treatment, she finally turned the corner.
  • The economy seems to be turning the corner.

around the corner

1
/ɚˈaʊnd ðə kˈɔɹnɚ/
idiom

Very close in space or time

Very close to happening or very close to you in distance.

Příklady
  • My house is just around the corner.
  • With summer around the corner, it's time to plan vacations.

around the corner

2
/ɚˈaʊnd ðə kˈɔɹnɚ/
idiom

very near or soon to happen

Very close in space or time.

Příklady
  • The bank is just around the corner.
  • With summer around the corner, people are planning vacations.

corner the market

1
/kˈɔɹnɚ ðə mˈɑɹkɪt/
idiom

Control most of a market

To get control of most sales of a product or service so that others cannot compete well.

Příklady
  • They hope to corner the market in organic snacks.
  • They have cornered the market in eco-friendly cleaning products.
  • The company has cornered the market on electric cars.
  • The company aims to corner the luxury watch market.

cut corners

1
/kˈʌt kˈɔɹnɚz/
idiom

Do work quickly but poorly to save time/money

To do something fast and cheap but not well, usually to save time or money.

Příklady
  • They cut corners on safety to finish faster.
  • They built this house quickly and cut corners on safety.
  • If we cut corners now, we'll have problems later.
  • Don't cut corners when making food for customers.

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