Vzorec užití:
to serve refreshments [at an event]
Light refreshments will be served after the ceremony in the main hall.
Az ünnepség után a nagyteremben könnyű frissítőket szolgálnak fel.
There was a table of refreshments at the back of the room for conference attendees.
A terem végében egy asztalon frissítők várták a konferencia résztvevőit.
We stopped at a refreshment stand to buy drinks during the game.
Tickets include entry to the show and complimentary refreshments during the interval.
Volunteers provided refreshments for the runners at each water station.
Učební příklady
Refreshments will be ready after the meeting.
A megbeszélés utánra elkészülnek a frissítők.
They put the refreshments on a long table.
Egy hosszú asztalra tették a harapnivalókat és az italokat.
We bought refreshments from the small shop near the park.
Free refreshments are available in the waiting area.
The teacher brought refreshments for the class party.
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes say *"a refreshment" to mean one drink or one snack. In normal English, people usually say "refreshments" in the plural, or use a more specific word like "a drink" or "a snack". Another mistake is to use "refreshment" instead of "meal"; refreshments are usually light snacks and drinks, not a full meal.
Význam
snacks and drinks at events
Kolokace
light refreshments
|serve refreshments
|refreshment stand
|refreshment area
|refreshment tent
|refreshment counter
Synonyma
snacks (More informal and usually refers only to small amounts of food, not drinks.)
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food and drink (Broader and more general; lacks the event or hospitality nuance of "refreshments".)
Antonyma
full meal (Refers to a complete, larger amount of food, the opposite of light snacks and drinks.)
Témata
daily life
|food
|socializing
|food_drink
|daily_life
|communication
Definice
Snacks and drinks that are given or sold at a meeting, party, or other event.
Food and drink, especially small amounts such as snacks and beverages, provided at a social or public event.
PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO
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FORMAL
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Vzorec užití:
[someone] finds refreshment [in/from something]
After a brief period of refreshment, the team returned to the discussion.
Egy rövid felfrissülés után a csapat visszatért a megbeszéléshez.
She finds great refreshment in walking alone by the sea.
Nagy felüdülést talál abban, ha egyedül sétál a tengerparton.
The weekend away provided much-needed mental refreshment.
Silence and solitude can be a source of real refreshment for some people.
The spa promises rest, relaxation, and complete refreshment for body and mind.
Učební příklady
A short walk gave him refreshment after the long day.
A hosszú nap után egy rövid séta felüdülést hozott neki.
Music is a kind of refreshment for her mind.
A zene egyfajta felüdülés az elméje számára.
The students were in need of refreshment after the long exam.
The holiday was a time of refreshment for the whole family.
Reading before bed brings refreshment to me.
Častá chyba:
Learners may confuse "refreshment" with the verb "refresh" or the adjective "refreshing" and say things like *"I am refreshment" instead of "I am refreshed". Another mistake is using it where a simpler word like "rest" or "break" is more natural in everyday speech, since "refreshment" sounds rather formal or literary in this sense.
Význam
state of renewed energy or comfort
Kolokace
physical refreshment
|mental refreshment
|spiritual refreshment
|seek refreshment
|find refreshment in
|in need of refreshment
Synonyma
rejuvenation (Suggests a stronger or more complete return of energy, often used in wellness or lifestyle contexts.)
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revival (Focuses on coming back to life or activity, sometimes used metaphorically or in religious contexts.)
Antonyma
exhaustion (Describes the opposite state, where someone feels extremely tired and lacking in energy.)
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boredom (Opposite in terms of mental interest; refreshment restores interest while boredom is lack of it.)
Témata
emotions
|health
|daily life
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Definice
The good feeling you get when you are less tired or bored after you rest, eat or drink, or do something you enjoy.
The pleasant feeling of renewed energy, comfort, or interest that comes after rest, food or drink, or enjoyable activity.