Anglais - Hongrois

aspect

gb/ˈæspˌɛkt/ us/ˈæspˌɛkt/
B1 Anglais
~ 900
szempont, aspektus, oldal, megjelenés, arckifejezés, külső, fekvés, kitettség, tájolás, igeszemlélet
NOM B1
1
Schéma d’usage :
an aspect of [something]
One important aspect of the job is working well with others.
A munka egyik fontos szempontja, hogy jól tudjunk együttműködni másokkal.
The environmental aspect of the project was carefully considered.
A projekt környezetvédelmi szempontjait gondosan mérlegelték.
We discussed every aspect of the plan before starting.
Exemples pédagogiques
One aspect of my home I like is the garden.
Az otthonomban az egyik dolog, amit szeretek, a kert.
We looked at all aspects of the problem.
A probléma minden szempontját megvizsgáltuk.
This book covers every aspect of cooking.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse 'aspect' with 'prospect'. 'Aspect' means a part or feature; 'prospect' means a possibility or chance.
Sens
a particular feature or part
Collocations
important aspect |different aspect |positive aspect |negative aspect |practical aspect
Synonymes
feature (Often interchangeable, but 'feature' can refer to more concrete or visible characteristics.) | facet (More formal; often used for abstract or complex things.)
Antonymes
whole (Refers to the complete thing rather than one part of it.)
Thèmes
general |communication |core_vocabulary
Définition

One part or feature of something.

A specific part, feature, or quality of a situation, problem, or thing.

NOM B2
2
Schéma d’usage :
the [adjective] aspect of [something]
The house has a cheerful aspect.
A háznak vidám, barátságos megjelenése van.
His calm aspect hid his nervousness.
Nyugodt megjelenése leplezte az idegességét.
From this angle, the building takes on a different aspect.
Exemples pédagogiques
The room has a warm aspect.
A szoba meleg, otthonos hatást kelt.
Her face had a sad aspect.
Szomorú volt az arckifejezése.
The park has a nice aspect in summer.
Erreur fréquente :
Some learners confuse 'aspect' here with 'prospect', which is unrelated to appearance.
Sens
the look or appearance of something
Collocations
pleasant aspect |grim aspect |physical aspect
Synonymes
appearance (More general; can refer to overall look in any context.) | look (Informal term for visual appearance.)
Antonymes
reality (Refers to the true nature, contrasting with outward appearance.)
Thèmes
description |core_vocabulary
Définition

How something looks or seems.

The way something appears to the eye or mind.

NOM C1 TECHNICAL
3
The house has a southern aspect, getting plenty of sunlight.
A ház déli fekvésű, így sok napfényt kap.
Gardeners consider the aspect before planting certain flowers.
A kertészek bizonyos virágok ültetése előtt figyelembe veszik a terület fekvését.
The balcony's aspect makes it perfect for morning coffee.
Exemples pédagogiques
My room has an east aspect.
A szobám keleti fekvésű.
The garden's aspect is sunny.
A kert napos fekvésű.
We like the south aspect of our house.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may confuse 'aspect' here with 'view', which refers to what can be seen from a place.
Sens
the direction something faces
Collocations
southern aspect |north-facing aspect
Synonymes
orientation (More general; applies to various positioning contexts.)
Antonymes
reverse side (Opposite facing direction.)
Thèmes
geography |architecture |housing |space
Définition

The direction something faces toward.

The orientation or position of a building or object in relation to the sun or surroundings.

NOM B2 TECHNICAL
4
English verbs have aspects such as perfect and progressive.
Az angol igéknek vannak aspektusai, például a befejezett és a folyamatos aspektus.
The progressive aspect shows an ongoing action.
A folyamatos aspektus folyamatban lévő cselekvést jelez.
Aspect is different from tense in grammar.
Exemples pédagogiques
The past perfect is one kind of aspect.
A past perfect az aspektus egyik fajtája.
Progressive aspect means the action is not finished.
A folyamatos aspektus azt jelenti, hogy a cselekvés még nem fejeződött be.
Aspect tells us if an action is complete.
Erreur fréquente :
Many learners confuse 'aspect' with 'tense'. Tense is about time (past, present), while aspect is about completeness or duration.
Sens
grammatical time structure of an action
Collocations
perfect aspect |progressive aspect
Synonymes
tense-aspect form (More precise in linguistic contexts.)
Thèmes
language |education |communication
Définition

In grammar, a way to show if an action is finished or still happening.

In grammar, a category that expresses how an action relates to time, especially whether it is completed or ongoing.

Grammaire
Forme canonique
aspect
API
GB/ˈæspˌɛkt/
US/ˈæspˌɛkt/
Syllabes et accentuation
as - pect (2 syllabes)
Stress on 1st syllable (as)
Formes du mot
Noun
  • Base: aspect
  • Plural: aspect, aspects
Famille de mots
Forms
aspects noun
Related words
feature noun A2 side noun A1 perspective noun B1 viewpoint noun B1
Advanced or less common
aspectual adjective
Expressions

from all aspects

1
/fɹˈʌm ˈɔl ˈæspˌɛkts/
fixed phrase

considering every point of view

Looking at every part or point of view.

Exemples
  • From all aspects, the trip was a success.
  • The problem was examined from all aspects before making a decision.

in all aspects

1
/ˈɪn ˈɔl ˈæspˌɛkts/
fixed phrase

in every part or way

In every part or detail.

Exemples
  • She is talented in all aspects of music.
  • The plan is sound in all aspects.

in this aspect

1
/ˈɪn ðˈɪs ˈæspˌɛkt/
fixed phrase formal

regarding this particular part

About this specific part or feature.

Exemples
  • In this aspect, the new policy is better than the old one.
  • He is similar to his father in this aspect.

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