Inglés - Húngaro

faint

gb/fˈeɪnt/ us/fˈeɪnt/
A2 Inglés
~ 1400
halvány, alig észrevehető, enyhe, elájul, mindjárt elájul, kerülgeti az ájulás
B1
1
Patrón de uso:
a faint [sound/light/smell/hope]
There was a faint smell of smoke in the air.
Enyhe füstszag érződött a levegőben.
She gave me a faint smile before leaving.
Halványan rám mosolygott, mielőtt elment.
I could hear the faint sound of music from the next room.
A faint light shone through the curtains.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
I saw a faint light in the distance.
Halvány fényt láttam a távolban.
There is a faint smell of food.
Enyhe ételszag van a levegőben.
I heard a faint sound from the street.
She gave a faint smile.
Error frecuente:
Learners sometimes confuse 'faint' with 'feint', which means a deceptive movement in sports or fighting.
Significado
Weak or barely perceptible
Colocaciones
faint smell |faint sound |faint hope |faint light
Sinónimos
dim (Refers mainly to low light or brightness.) | weak (General term for low strength or intensity.)
Antónimos
strong (Indicates high strength or intensity.) | bright (Used when describing vivid light or color.)
Temas
daily life |perception |core_vocabulary
Definición

Not strong or clear; hard to see, hear, smell, or feel.

Very weak in strength, brightness, sound, or clarity; difficult to detect.

VERBO A2
2
Patrón de uso:
to faint from [heat/excitement/pain]
Several fans fainted during the concert due to the heat.
A hőség miatt több rajongó is elájult a koncert alatt.
She felt dizzy and fainted after standing up too quickly.
Elszédült, majd elájult, miután túl gyorsan felállt.
He almost fainted when he saw the bill.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
She fainted in the hot sun.
Elájult a forró napsütésben.
I will faint if I do not eat.
El fogok ájulni, ha nem eszem.
He fainted after running fast.
The man fainted in the crowd.
Error frecuente:
Learners sometimes confuse 'faint' with 'paint' because they sound similar.
Significado
Lose consciousness briefly
Colocaciones
nearly faint |make someone faint |feel faint
Sinónimos
pass out (More informal; often used for unconsciousness from alcohol or exhaustion.)
Antónimos
revive (To regain consciousness or bring someone back to consciousness.)
Temas
health |human body |core_vocabulary
Definición

To suddenly become unconscious for a short time.

To suddenly lose consciousness for a short time, usually because of lack of oxygen to the brain, heat, pain, or shock.

A2
3
Patrón de uso:
to feel faint
I felt faint after standing in the sun for too long.
Miután túl sokáig álltam a napon, úgy éreztem, mindjárt elájulok.
She looked faint and needed to sit down.
Úgy nézett ki, mint aki mindjárt elájul, és le kellett ülnie.
He became faint from hunger.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
I feel faint when I am hungry.
Ha éhes vagyok, úgy érzem, mindjárt elájulok.
She looks faint now.
Most úgy néz ki, mint aki mindjárt elájul.
He feels faint after running.
Significado
Feeling weak and lightheaded
Colocaciones
feel faint |look faint
Sinónimos
lightheaded (Emphasizes dizziness rather than weakness.)
Antónimos
alert (Fully awake and aware.)
Temas
health |core_vocabulary
Definición

Feeling weak and like you might fall down or sleep suddenly.

Feeling weak, dizzy, and likely to lose consciousness.

Gramática
Forma de diccionario
faint
AFI
GB/fˈeɪnt/
US/fˈeɪnt/
Sílabas y acento
faint (1 sílaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (faint)
Formas de la palabra
Adjective
  • Base: faint
  • Comparative: fainter
  • Superlative: faintest
Verb
  • Base: faint
  • 3rd Person Singular: faints
  • Present Participle: fainting
  • Past: fainted
Familia de palabras
Forms
faints verb fainting verb fainted verb fainter adjective faintest adjective
Core family
faintly adverb B1
Related words
faintness noun
Expresiones

faint of heart

1
/fˈeɪnt əv hˈɑɹt/
idiom

People who are easily frightened

People who get scared easily or do not have much courage.

Ejemplos
  • This horror movie is not for the faint of heart.
  • Climbing that mountain is not for the faint of heart.

paint a picture in faint colors

1
/pˈeɪnt ə pˈɪkt͡ʃɚ ˈɪn fˈeɪnt kˈʌlɚz/
fixed phrase literary

Describe something weakly or softly

To talk about something in a way that does not make it seem strong or exciting.

Ejemplos
  • The report painted the future in faint colors, suggesting slow progress.
  • She painted her childhood memories in faint colors, avoiding painful details.

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