Angličtina - Maďarština

lick

gb/lˈɪk/ us/lˈɪk/
A2 Angličtina
~ 1700
nyal, legyőz, elver, lealáz, egy kis, egy csepp, egy falat, nyalás, lángnyelv, nyalintás, riff, futam, lick
SLOVESO A2
1
Vzorec užití:
to lick [something]
The dog licked my hand happily.
A kutya boldogan nyalogatta a kezemet.
She licked the envelope to seal it.
Megnyalta a boríték ragasztócsíkját, hogy leragassza.
He licked the ice cream before it melted.
The kitten licked its paw clean.
I licked my lips when I saw the cake.
Učební příklady
The dog licks my hand.
A kutya nyalogatja a kezemet.
I lick the ice cream.
Nyalom a fagylaltot.
She licks the stamp.
The cat licks its paw.
He licks his lips.
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes confuse 'lick' with 'lap'; 'lap' is more common for animals drinking liquids repeatedly.
Význam
Pass the tongue over something
Kolokace
lick lips |lick fingers |lick an ice cream |lick a stamp |lick a wound
Synonyma
lap (Often used for animals drinking or licking repeatedly, especially liquids.)
Antonyma
bite (Opposite in that it uses teeth to cut rather than tongue to touch.)
Témata
daily life |food |animals |body |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Definice

To move your tongue over something to taste, make wet, or clean it.

To move the tongue across the surface of something, usually to taste, moisten, or clean it.

SLOVESO B1 INFORMAL
2
Vzorec užití:
to lick [someone/something]
Our team really licked them in the final match.
A csapatunk alaposan elverte őket a döntőben.
He finally licked his fear of public speaking.
Végre legyőzte a nyilvános beszédtől való félelmét.
They licked the other side without breaking a sweat.
Učební příklady
Our team licked the other team.
A csapatunk elverte a másik csapatot.
He licked his fear.
Legyőzte a félelmét.
They licked their opponents.
Častá chyba:
Learners may not realize this is informal and may use it in formal writing where 'defeat' would be better.
Význam
Defeat someone easily
Kolokace
lick the competition |lick an opponent
Synonyma
trounce (More formal and emphasizes decisiveness of victory.)
Antonyma
lose to (Opposite in meaning; to be defeated by someone.)
Témata
sports |competition |core_vocabulary
Definice

To win against someone or something very easily.

To beat or overcome someone or something completely, often in a competition or challenge.

PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO B2 INFORMAL
3
I haven't had a lick of food all day.
Egész nap egy falatot sem ettem.
The room could use a lick of paint.
Ráférne a szobára egy kis festés.
She didn't have a lick of energy left.
Učební příklady
I have not had a lick of food today.
Ma még egy falatot sem ettem.
The wall needs a lick of paint.
A falra ráférne egy új festékréteg.
He has not a lick of energy.
Častá chyba:
Learners may think 'lick' always refers to using the tongue; here it is figurative for 'small amount'.
Význam
Small amount of something
Kolokace
a lick of paint |not a lick of sense
Synonyma
bit (Very general synonym for a small amount.)
Antonyma
lot (A large amount, opposite of small amount.)
Témata
daily life |food_drink |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Definice

A very small amount of something.

A very small quantity of something, especially food or drink.

PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO B1
4
The horse gave my hand a quick lick.
A ló gyorsan megnyalta a kezemet.
A lick of flame rose from the candle.
A gyertyából felcsapott egy lángnyelv.
He took one lick of the ice cream and smiled.
Učební příklady
The dog gave me one lick.
A kutya egyszer megnyalt.
I saw a lick of flame.
Láttam egy lángnyelvet.
She took one lick of the ice cream.
Význam
Quick touch by tongue or flame
Kolokace
a lick of flame
Synonyma
touch (General word for contact; less specific than 'lick'.)
Témata
daily life |body |nature |core_vocabulary
Definice

A short, light touch by the tongue or something like fire.

A brief, light movement across a surface by the tongue, flame, or similar.

PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO B2 INFORMAL
5
He played a fast guitar lick during the solo.
A szóló közben egy gyors gitárfutamot játszott.
That blues lick is instantly recognizable.
Az a bluesriff azonnal felismerhető.
She practiced the same lick until it was perfect.
Učební příklady
He plays a guitar lick.
Egy gitárriffet játszik.
I like that blues lick.
Tetszik az a bluesriff.
She learns a new lick.
Význam
Short musical phrase on instrument
Kolokace
guitar lick |blues lick
Synonyma
riff ('Riff' is more common in rock; 'lick' often refers to lead lines or solos.)
Témata
music |arts_entertainment
Definice

A short group of notes played on an instrument like guitar or saxophone.

A short sequence of notes or pattern played on a musical instrument, especially in jazz, blues, or rock music.

Gramatika
Slovníkový tvar
lick
IPA
GB/lˈɪk/
US/lˈɪk/
Slabiky a přízvuk
lick (1 slabika)
Stress on 1st syllable (lick)
Tvary slova
Noun
  • Base: lick
  • Plural: licks
Verb
  • Base: lick
  • 3rd Person Singular: licks
  • Present Participle: licking
  • Past: licked
Příbuzná slova
Forms
licks noun licking verb licked verb
Related words
licker noun lickable adjective
Výrazy

a lick and a promise

1
/ə lˈɪk ˈænd ə pɹˈɑməs/
idiom informal

Do quickly without care

To do something quickly and not carefully, planning to do it better later.

Příklady
  • He gave the kitchen a lick and a promise before guests arrived.
  • The report was done with just a lick and a promise.

lick into shape

1
/lˈɪk ˈɪntu ʃˈeɪp/
idiom informal

Improve into good form by effort

To make something better and ready by working on it or fixing it.

Příklady
  • It took weeks to lick the garden into shape after winter.
  • The coach will lick the team into shape before the tournament.

lick one's wounds

1
/lˈɪk wˈʌnz wˈundz/
idiom

Recover after defeat or hurt

To rest and try to feel better after losing or being hurt.

Příklady
  • After losing the match, the team went home to lick their wounds.
  • She spent the weekend licking her wounds after the breakup.

lickety-split

1
/lˈɪkəti splˈɪt/
fixed phrase informal

Very quickly or fast

Very fast; quickly.

Příklady
  • We got there lickety-split when we heard the news.
  • Finish your homework lickety-split so we can go out.

not have a lick of sense

1
/nˈɑt hˈæv ə lˈɪk əv sˈɛns/
idiom informal

Have no common sense at all

To have no good judgment at all.

Příklady
  • He doesn't have a lick of sense when it comes to money.
  • You must not have a lick of sense to drive that fast in the rain.

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