Schéma d’usage :
to approach [someone/something]
The train slowly approached the station.
A vonat lassan közeledett az állomáshoz.
As winter approached, the days grew shorter.
Ahogy közeledett a tél, egyre rövidebbek lettek a nappalok.
She approached the counter to ask a question.
A storm is approaching from the west.
Exemples pédagogiques
The bus is approaching the stop.
A busz közeledik a megállóhoz.
My birthday is approaching.
Közeledik a születésnapom.
He is approaching the house.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse 'approach' with 'reach'; 'approach' means getting closer but not necessarily arriving.
Sens
Move nearer to someone or something
Collocations
approach the door
|approach the intersection
|approach the finish line
|approach a person
Synonymes
near (Less formal and often used more generally for physical closeness.)
Antonymes
retreat (Means to move away from something, often the opposite of approaching physically.)
Thèmes
movement
|daily life
|core_vocabulary
|space
|travel
Définition
To move closer to a person, place, or event in space or time.
To come nearer in distance or time to someone or something.
Schéma d’usage :
to approach [someone] about [something]
I approached my boss about taking some time off.
Megkerestem a főnökömet pár nap szabadság ügyében.
She approached the guard to ask for directions.
Megszólította az őrt, hogy útbaigazítást kérjen.
They approached the professor with their concerns.
Exemples pédagogiques
I approached my teacher after class.
Óra után megkerestem a tanáromat.
He approached me to ask for help.
Megkeresett, hogy segítséget kérjen.
We approached the man for directions.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse this with 'address' meaning 'to speak publicly' rather than personally.
Sens
Start talking to someone for a reason
Collocations
approach a colleague
|approach a stranger
|approach a teacher about homework
Synonymes
contact (More general and can include phone, email, or other indirect methods.)
Antonymes
avoid (Means to keep away from someone and not speak to them.)
Thèmes
communication
|social
|relationships
|business
Définition
To go to someone and start talking for a reason.
To begin talking to someone, especially to make a request, offer help, or start a discussion.
Schéma d’usage :
an approach to [something]
We need a different approach to solve this problem.
Más megközelítésre van szükségünk, hogy megoldjuk ezt a problémát.
Her approach to teaching is very interactive.
A tanítási módszere nagyon interaktív.
This approach has been successful in other countries.
Exemples pédagogiques
I like his approach to learning.
Tetszik a tanulási módszere.
We need a new approach to fix it.
Új módszerre van szükségünk, hogy megjavítsuk.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse 'approach' (noun) with 'attitude', which refers more to feelings than methods.
Sens
A method of doing something
Collocations
take an approach
|use a new approach
|a practical approach
Synonymes
method (A more general term for an ordered way of doing something.)
Antonymes
avoidance (Refers to not dealing with something at all.)
Thèmes
work
|problem-solving
|core_vocabulary
|education
|business
Définition
A way of doing or thinking about something.
A particular way or method of dealing with a situation or problem.
The approach of night made them hurry.
Az éjszaka közeledése miatt sietniük kellett.
We watched the plane's approach from the balcony.
Az erkélyről figyeltük a repülő közeledését.
The approach of the deadline put everyone under pressure.
Exemples pédagogiques
The approach of summer makes me happy.
Boldoggá tesz a nyár közeledése.
We saw the car's approach.
Láttuk az autó közeledését.
The approach of rain made us run home.
Sens
The act of moving closer
Collocations
the approach of winter
|the plane's approach
|the enemy's approach
Synonymes
advance (Often implies purposeful forward movement, especially in military contexts.)
Antonymes
withdrawal (Refers to moving away from something.)
Thèmes
movement
|time
|core_vocabulary
|space
|travel
Définition
When something gets closer in place or time.
The act or process of coming nearer in distance or time to someone or something.