Verwendungsmuster:
an outline of [something]
The teacher gave us an outline of the topics for the exam.
A tanár vázlatot adott nekünk a vizsgatémákról.
Before writing the essay, she prepared an outline of her main arguments.
Mielőtt megírta volna az esszét, vázlatot készített a fő érveiről.
The presentation began with an outline of the company's history.
He sent me an outline of the proposal before our meeting.
The book starts with an outline of the scientific method.
Beispiele für Lernende
We read an outline of the story.
Elolvastuk a történet vázlatát.
The teacher showed us an outline of the lesson.
A tanár megmutatta nekünk az óra vázlatát.
I wrote an outline before my speech.
She made an outline for her project.
Häufiger Fehler:
Learners sometimes confuse 'outline' with 'headline'. A headline is a title for news or articles, while an outline is a structured plan or summary.
Bedeutung
Main points or structure
Wortverbindungen
brief outline
|basic outline
|detailed outline
|outline of the report
|course outline
Synonyme
summary (Focuses on giving the main points in brief form, often even shorter than an outline.)
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plan (A more detailed arrangement or schedule; may include steps and timing.)
Antonyme
detail (Refers to small, specific pieces of information rather than a broad overview.)
Themen
communication
|education
|planning
|work
|core_vocabulary
Definition
A short plan or description that gives the main ideas but not all the details.
A general description, plan, or summary that presents only the most important parts of something without details.
Verwendungsmuster:
to outline [something]
In her speech, she outlined the key points of the new policy.
Beszédében felvázolta az új irányelv főbb pontjait.
The manager outlined the steps we need to take to finish the project.
A vezető felvázolta, milyen lépéseket kell megtennünk a projekt befejezéséhez.
He outlined his ideas for improving customer service.
The brochure outlines what the tour will include.
They outlined their proposal during the meeting.
Beispiele für Lernende
She outlined her plan to us.
Felvázolta nekünk a tervét.
The teacher outlined the lesson.
A tanár felvázolta az óra menetét.
I will outline my idea for you.
He outlined the main steps.
Häufiger Fehler:
Learners may confuse 'outline' as a verb with 'highlight'. Highlight means to emphasize something, not necessarily to give its structure.
Bedeutung
Describe main points briefly
Wortverbindungen
outline a plan
|outline a proposal
|outline a strategy
|outline the steps
Synonyme
summarize (Gives a condensed version; may be even briefer than outlining.)
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sketch (Can mean to give a rough idea; less formal than 'outline'.)
Antonyme
elaborate (To give more detail rather than just the main points.)
Themen
communication
|education
|planning
|work
Definition
To explain something by giving only the main ideas, not all the details.
To describe, plan, or explain something by giving only its most important parts without going into detail.
Verwendungsmuster:
the outline of [something]
The outline of the mountain was visible against the sky.
A hegy körvonala kirajzolódott az ég előtt.
I traced the outline of my hand on the paper.
Lerajzoltam a kezem körvonalát a papírra.
We could just make out the outline of a ship in the fog.
The artist sketched the outline before adding details.
She drew an outline around the shape.
Beispiele für Lernende
I saw the outline of a tree.
Láttam egy fa körvonalát.
He drew the outline of a house.
Lerajzolta egy ház körvonalát.
We could see the outline of a man.
She made an outline of her hand.
Häufiger Fehler:
Learners may confuse 'outline' with 'contour'. 'Contour' is more technical and often used in geography or fashion design.
Bedeutung
Outer edge or silhouette
Wortverbindungen
faint outline
|clear outline
|dark outline
|outline of a building
Synonyme
silhouette (Specifically refers to a dark shape seen against a lighter background.)
Antonyme
interior (Refers to the inside part rather than the outer edge.)
Themen
visual
|art
|arts_entertainment
|core_vocabulary
Definition
The shape or edge of something that you can see against a background.
The line or shape that forms the outer edge of an object, often seen as a silhouette against a background.