Vzorec užití:
[organic] [food/product]
The store sells a wide range of organic vegetables.
Az üzlet biozöldségek széles választékát kínálja.
Organic farming methods are better for the environment.
Az ökológiai gazdálkodási módszerek környezetkímélőbbek.
She prefers to buy organic milk for her children.
Učební příklady
I eat organic apples.
Bioalmát szoktam enni.
This is organic bread.
Ez biokenyér.
He grows organic tomatoes.
Častá chyba:
Learners may confuse 'organic' meaning 'natural' with 'healthy'; not all organic products are necessarily healthier.
Význam
Produced naturally, without chemicals
Kolokace
organic food
|organic farming
|organic produce
|organic certification
Synonyma
natural (Suggests not made or changed by humans, but may not specifically mean free from synthetic chemicals.)
Antonyma
synthetic (Made using artificial substances or processes.)
Témata
food
|health
|environment
|food_drink
Definice
Made or grown without man-made chemicals.
Made or grown without the use of artificial chemicals such as pesticides or fertilizers.
Vzorec užití:
[organic] [material/substance]
Soil contains both organic and inorganic materials.
A talaj szerves és szervetlen anyagokat is tartalmaz.
Proteins are organic molecules essential for life.
A fehérjék az élethez nélkülözhetetlen szerves molekulák.
The lab studies organic compounds found in plants.
Učební příklady
Plants have organic parts.
A növények részei szerves anyagból állnak.
Wood is an organic material.
A faanyag szerves anyag.
Animals make organic waste.
Častá chyba:
Learners may confuse 'organic' here with the food-related meaning, though this sense is broader and scientific.
Význam
Relating to living things
Kolokace
organic matter
|organic compound
|organic tissue
Synonyma
biological (More formal or scientific; refers to life processes in general.)
Antonyma
inorganic (Not made from living things; often used in chemistry.)
Témata
science
|biology
|nature
Definice
About or from living things.
Relating to or derived from living matter.
Vzorec užití:
[organic] [growth/development/process]
The company experienced organic growth through word-of-mouth marketing.
A vállalat személyes ajánlások révén organikus növekedést ért el.
Their friendship was the result of an organic connection over time.
Barátságuk egy idővel természetesen kialakult kapcsolatból nőtt ki.
The project evolved in an organic way without strict planning.
Učební příklady
The team had organic growth.
A csapat organikusan növekedett.
Our friendship was organic.
A barátságunk természetesen alakult ki.
Častá chyba:
Learners may think 'organic' here means 'eco-friendly', but it refers to natural development.
Význam
Developing naturally and smoothly
Kolokace
organic growth
|organic development
|organic process
Synonyma
natural (Emphasizes lack of planning or artificial intervention; broader than 'organic' in this sense.)
Antonyma
artificial (Created or forced by human planning rather than natural development.)
Témata
communication
|business
|core_vocabulary
Definice
Growing or changing naturally and smoothly.
Happening or developing in a natural, gradual, and connected way.
Vzorec užití:
[organic] [compound/chemistry/reaction]
Organic chemistry is a major branch of chemical science.
A szerves kémia a kémia egyik fő ága.
Methane is a simple organic compound.
A metán egyszerű szerves vegyület.
The research focuses on synthesizing new organic molecules.
Učební příklady
I study organic chemistry.
Szerves kémiát tanulok.
Methane is an organic gas.
A metán szerves gáz.
Sugar is an organic substance.
Častá chyba:
Learners may confuse this with the everyday food-related meaning of 'organic'. In chemistry, it has a broader definition.
Význam
Relating to carbon-based chemistry
Kolokace
organic chemistry
|organic molecule
|organic reaction
Synonyma
carbon-based (Specifically refers to substances that contain carbon atoms; less formal than 'organic' in chemistry.)
Antonyma
inorganic (In chemistry, substances that generally do not contain carbon-hydrogen bonds.)
Témata
science
|chemistry
Definice
In chemistry, about carbon-based substances.
In chemistry, relating to compounds containing carbon, especially in living organisms.