shepherd
gb/ʃˈɛpɚd/ us/ʃˈɛpɚd/
B1
Engelsk
~ 9900
juhász, pásztor, végigvezet, keresztülvisz, végigkísér, lelki vezető, mentor, terel, juhászkutya, terelőkutya
NAVNEORD
B1
1
Brugsmønster:
[someone] is a shepherd
The shepherd led his flock down from the hills before the storm arrived.
A juhász levezette a nyáját a dombokról, mielőtt megérkezett a vihar.
From our car window we saw a shepherd resting under a tree while his sheep grazed.
Az autó ablakából láttunk egy juhászt, aki egy fa alatt pihent, miközben a juhai legeltek.
A local shepherd offered to guide the hikers along the safest path through the valley.
The young shepherd whistled, and the sheep quickly followed him back to the pen.
Læringseksempler
The shepherd walks with his sheep every day.
A juhász mindennap együtt jár a juhaival.
A shepherd must watch the sheep carefully at night.
A juhásznak éjszaka gondosan kell vigyáznia a juhokra.
We saw a shepherd and many sheep on the mountain.
The shepherd brings the sheep back to the farm in the evening.
Typisk fejl:
Learners sometimes confuse 'shepherd' with 'shipyard' or 'sheep' when listening. Remember that 'shepherd' is a person, while 'sheep' are the animals.
Betydning
Person who looks after sheep
Ordforbindelser
shepherd and his flock
|lone shepherd
|shepherd boy
|hire a shepherd
|shepherd's hut
|mountain shepherd
Synonymer
sheep herder (Very close in meaning; slightly more informal and descriptive.)
|
sheep farmer (Focuses more on owning and raising sheep as a business, not just watching them in the fields.)
Temaer
work
|animals
|rural_life
Definition
A person who takes care of sheep, keeping them together and safe, usually in fields or hills.
A person whose job is to tend, protect, and control a flock of sheep, often in open countryside.
UDSAGNSORD
B2
2
Brugsmønster:
to shepherd [someone/something] through [a process/place]
The minister worked hard to shepherd the reform bill through parliament.
A miniszter keményen dolgozott, hogy keresztülvigye a reformjavaslatot a parlamenten.
Volunteers helped shepherd the children through the crowded station.
Az önkéntesek segítettek végigvezetni a gyerekeket a zsúfolt pályaudvaron.
A project manager was hired to shepherd the new product from idea to launch.
Security staff will shepherd guests toward the exits at the end of the concert.
Læringseksempler
Teachers shepherd the students into the hall for the exam.
A tanárok bekísérik a diákokat a terembe a vizsgára.
The lawyer will shepherd your case through the court system.
Az ügyvéd végigkíséri az ügyedet a bírósági eljáráson.
Staff members shepherded the visitors through the museum.
A coach can shepherd a young player through their first big game.
Typisk fejl:
Learners sometimes use just 'lead' or 'take' and miss the nuance of care and protection. 'Shepherd' suggests close watching and gentle control, not just walking in front.
Betydning
Guide people or things carefully
Ordforbindelser
shepherd the bill through
|carefully shepherd
|shepherd the project
|shepherd the children
|shepherd customers toward the exit
|shepherd the proposal through committee
Synonymer
guide (More general and common; does not always include the idea of protecting or closely managing.)
|
steer (Emphasizes directing decisions or behavior, especially in business or politics; can sound more forceful.)
Antonymer
abandon (Means to leave someone or something without help or support, the opposite of carefully guiding it.)
Temaer
business
|politics
|education
|work
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To lead and look after people or things so they move safely and smoothly through a process or place.
To guide and manage people, projects, or things carefully from one stage to another, often providing protection or support.
NAVNEORD
B2
3
lelki vezető
B2
mentor
B2
Brugsmønster:
[someone] is a shepherd to [group]
The priest saw his role as a shepherd to the small rural community.
A pap a saját szerepét a kis falusi közösség lelki vezetőjeként értelmezte.
She became a gentle shepherd for young activists, helping them stay focused on their goals.
A fiatal aktivisták szelíd mentorává vált, és segített nekik a céljaikra összpontosítani.
In his farewell speech, he thanked his congregation for allowing him to be their shepherd for so many years.
The book describes a good manager as a shepherd of the team, not just a boss.
Læringseksempler
The pastor is a shepherd for his church.
A lelkész a gyülekezete lelki vezetője.
A good teacher can be a shepherd for her students.
Egy jó tanár mentor lehet a diákjai számára.
He acted as a shepherd for the new workers in the company.
People in the village saw her as their shepherd and guide.
Typisk fejl:
Learners may think this meaning is always religious. It is common in religious contexts, but it can also be used for any caring leader of a group.
Betydning
Leader and carer of people
Ordforbindelser
spiritual shepherd
|shepherd of the flock
|good shepherd
|faithful shepherd
|pastoral shepherd
|shepherd of souls
Synonymer
pastor (Specifically a Christian religious leader responsible for a church or congregation.)
|
mentor (Focuses more on giving advice and support to individuals, not necessarily leading a whole community.)
|
leader (A very general word; does not automatically include the idea of personal care or protection.)
Antonymer
follower (A person who is led or guided, rather than the one who leads or cares for others.)
Temaer
religion
|leadership
|community
|relationships
Definition
A person who looks after a group of people and guides them, especially in religious or moral life.
A person who is responsible for guiding, caring for, and giving direction to a group of people, especially in moral, spiritual, or community matters.
UDSAGNSORD
B2
4
terel
B1
Brugsmønster:
to shepherd [animals] into [a place]
They had to shepherd the sheep into the barn before nightfall.
Sötétedés előtt be kellett terelniük a juhokat az istállóba.
A pair of dogs helped the farmer shepherd the flock down the narrow lane.
Két kutya segített a gazdának végigterelni a nyájat a keskeny úton.
The children watched their grandfather shepherd the goats back to the farm.
Farmers would gather at dawn to shepherd their animals toward the summer pastures.
Læringseksempler
The farmer shepherds the sheep into the field every morning.
A gazda minden reggel a mezőre tereli a juhokat.
Two dogs help him shepherd the animals.
Két kutya segít neki terelni az állatokat.
After the storm, they quickly shepherded the sheep into the barn.
The boy learned how to shepherd the lambs with his father.
Typisk fejl:
Learners sometimes use 'drive' or 'push' for animals when they really mean 'keep together and guide'. 'Shepherd' suggests control and care, not rough force.
Betydning
Herd and control sheep
Ordforbindelser
shepherd the sheep
|shepherd the flock
|shepherd the animals back
|shepherd the lambs into the pen
|shepherd cattle across the field
|carefully shepherd the herd
Synonymer
herd (The most common verb for moving animals together; slightly broader and not limited to sheep.)
|
drive (Traditional farming term for forcing animals to move in a certain direction, often over a distance.)
Antonymer
scatter (Means to cause animals or people to move in different directions, the opposite of keeping them together and guiding them.)
Temaer
animals
|rural_life
|work
Definition
To bring sheep or other animals together and lead them to another place.
To move and control sheep or similar animals as a group, keeping them together and directing them to a desired place.
NAVNEORD
B2
5
juhászkutya
B1
terelőkutya
B2
Brugsmønster:
[someone] owns a shepherd
The shepherd barked loudly as it brought the sheep back to the gate.
A juhászkutya hangosan ugatott, miközben visszaterelte a juhokat a kapuhoz.
They keep a young shepherd on the farm to help control the flock.
Tartanak egy fiatal juhászkutyát a gazdaságban, hogy segítsen a nyáj terelésében.
A well-trained shepherd can move a large group of sheep with just a few sounds.
Their old shepherd still insists on going out to the fields every morning.
Læringseksempler
The farmer has one shepherd and many sheep.
A gazdának van egy juhászkutyája és sok juha.
A shepherd runs around the field to move the animals.
A juhászkutya körbefut a mezőn, hogy terelje az állatokat.
They bought a shepherd to help with the flock.
The little shepherd puppy is learning to work with sheep.
Typisk fejl:
Learners sometimes think 'shepherd' always means a person. In farming contexts, 'a shepherd' can also mean a dog that moves sheep.
Betydning
Dog used to herd animals
Ordforbindelser
trained shepherd
|working shepherd
|shepherd puppy
|German Shepherd
|Australian shepherd
|shepherd at the farm
Synonymer
sheepdog (Very close in meaning; slightly more general and more common as a basic term.)
Temaer
animals
|rural_life
Definition
A dog that learns to help farmers move and control sheep or other animals.
A dog, especially of certain breeds, that is trained to control and move sheep or other farm animals.
Grammatik
Opslagsform
shepherd
IPA
GB/ʃˈɛpɚd/
US/ʃˈɛpɚd/
Stavelser og tryk
shep - herd (2 stavelser)
Stress on 1st syllable (shep)
Ordformer
Noun
- Base: shepherd
- Plural: shepherds
Verb
- Base: shepherd
- 3rd Person Singular: shepherds
- Present Participle: shepherding
- Past: shepherded
Ordfamilie
Udtryk
Australian shepherd
1/ɔstɹˈeɪljən ʃˈɛpɚd/
fixed phrase
Australian shepherd dog breed
A medium-sized dog breed that is very active and is used on farms to move and control sheep and other animals.
Eksempler
- Their Australian shepherd is happiest when it has work to do on the farm.
- Australian shepherds are popular with people who enjoy outdoor sports.
- She takes her Australian shepherd to agility training every weekend.
shepherd someone into something
1/ʃˈɛpɚd sˈʌmwˌʌn ˈɪntu sˈʌmθɪŋ/
phrasal verb
Lead people as a group into
To lead people as a group into a place or situation, making sure they stay together and move in the right way.
Eksempler
- Security guards shepherded fans into the stadium as the gates opened.
- Teachers quickly shepherded the children into the classroom when the rain started.
- Staff members shepherded guests into the hall for the ceremony.
shepherd someone through something
1/ʃˈɛpɚd sˈʌmwˌʌn θɹˈu sˈʌmθɪŋ/
phrasal verb
Guide someone carefully through something
To help and guide a person or thing through a process so that they reach the end safely and successfully.
Eksempler
- An experienced official will shepherd you through the visa application process.
- The director personally shepherded the film through months of difficult negotiations.
- Volunteers shepherded the visitors through the busy airport.
shepherd's crook
1/ʃˈɛpɚdz kɹˈʊk/
fixed phrase
Shepherd's curved staff
A long stick with a hook at one end that a shepherd uses to catch and control sheep.
Eksempler
- He carried a traditional shepherd's crook while watching the flock.
- The statue shows a shepherd holding a crook in one hand.
- Children in the play used a toy shepherd's crook as a prop.
shepherd's pie
1/ʃˈɛpɚdz pˈaɪ/
fixed phrase
Baked meat and potato dish
A hot dish made with cooked minced meat covered with mashed potatoes and baked in the oven.
Eksempler
- We had homemade shepherd's pie for dinner on a cold night.
- The pub serves a traditional shepherd's pie with vegetables on the side.
- She taught her son how to make a simple shepherd's pie.
The Lord is my shepherd
1/ðə lˈɔɹd ˈɪz mˈaɪ ʃˈɛpɚd/
fixed phrase
literary
Biblical line about divine guidance
A famous sentence from the Bible that means the speaker trusts God to guide and protect them like a shepherd.
Eksempler
- The words "The Lord is my shepherd" are written on the old church window.
- She found comfort in the line "The Lord is my shepherd" during hard times.
- Many hymns begin with the phrase "The Lord is my shepherd."
German Shepherd
1/d͡ʒˈɚmən ʃˈɛpɚd/
fixed phrase
Breed of dog from Germany
A large, strong dog that often works with police or as a guard dog.
Eksempler
- The police trained a German Shepherd for search missions.
- They adopted a German Shepherd from the animal shelter.
- Her family owns a friendly German Shepherd.
- German Shepherds are often trained as police and search-and-rescue dogs.
- Her German Shepherd needs a lot of exercise every day.