Schéma d’usage :
[someone] is in a cell
The guard escorted the inmate back to his cell.
Az őr visszakísérte a rabot a cellájába.
She spent the night in a police cell after the protest.
A tüntetés után egy rendőrségi cellában töltötte az éjszakát.
Each prisoner has a small bed and toilet in the cell.
The cell door slammed shut behind him.
Exemples pédagogiques
He is in a small cell.
Egy kis cellában van.
The man sleeps in his cell.
A férfi a cellájában alszik.
The police put her in a cell.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse 'cell' with 'room' in general, but 'cell' specifically means a small, enclosed space for confinement.
Collocations
prison cell
|jail cell
|lock the cell
|share a cell
|cell door
Synonymes
prison room (A more descriptive but less commonly used term referring to the same space.)
Antonymes
freedom (Represents the opposite condition of being confined in a cell.)
Thèmes
law
|crime
|buildings
|housing
Définition
A small locked room in a prison where one person stays.
A small, secure room in a prison or jail where a prisoner is kept.
The human body is made up of trillions of cells.
Az emberi test billiónyi sejtből áll.
Plant cells have a rigid wall outside the membrane.
A növényi sejteknek a sejthártyán kívül merev sejtfaluk van.
Blood cells carry oxygen throughout the body.
Scientists observed the cell under a powerful microscope.
Exemples pédagogiques
Your body has many cells.
A testedben sok sejt van.
A plant has green cells.
A növénynek zöld sejtjei vannak.
We can see cells with a microscope.
Cells make up animals and plants.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may confuse 'cell' with 'battery cell' or 'cellphone'. Context usually clarifies meaning.
Sens
smallest living unit
Collocations
nerve cell
|plant cell
|blood cell
|cell membrane
|cell division
Synonymes
biological unit (A more formal term used in scientific contexts to refer to the same entity.)
Antonymes
organism (An entire living being, which is made up of many cells.)
Thèmes
science
|biology
|body
Définition
The smallest part of a living thing, usually too small to see without a microscope.
The smallest structural and functional unit of an organism, typically microscopic and enclosed by a membrane.
The police uncovered a terrorist cell in the city.
A rendőrség egy terrorista sejtet derített fel a városban.
Each cell operated independently to avoid detection.
Mindegyik sejt önállóan működött, hogy elkerülje a lebukást.
An underground cell planned the demonstration.
Authorities arrested members of a spy cell.
Exemples pédagogiques
The police found a terrorist cell.
A rendőrség felfedezett egy terrorista sejtet.
Each cell works alone.
Mindegyik sejt külön működik.
The group has many small cells.
They stopped the secret cell.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may think 'cell' here refers to a physical room; it means an organizational unit.
Sens
small secret group unit
Collocations
terrorist cell
|spy cell
|militant cell
|underground cell
Synonymes
faction (A more general term for a subgroup, not necessarily secretive.)
Antonymes
central command (The main leadership or headquarters, as opposed to a small operating unit.)
Thèmes
politics
|crime
|law
Définition
A small secret group that is part of a bigger group, often for political or criminal work.
A small group forming part of a larger political, religious, or criminal organization, often operating secretly and independently.
This flashlight needs two new cells.
Ehhez a zseblámpához két új elem kell.
Solar cells convert sunlight into electricity.
A napelemek a napfényt elektromos energiává alakítják.
The phone's battery has six individual cells.
Fuel cells are used to power some cars.
Exemples pédagogiques
The watch needs one new cell.
Az órába egy új elem kell.
Solar cells make power from the sun.
A napelemek áramot termelnek a napfényből.
A battery has many cells.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may confuse this with biological cells; context about electricity helps distinguish it.
Collocations
battery cell
|solar cell
|fuel cell
|lithium-ion cell
Synonymes
battery unit (Describes the same concept but emphasizes its role as part of a battery.)
Antonymes
dead cell (A non-functioning electrical cell.)
Thèmes
technology
|energy
|science
Définition
One part of a battery that makes electricity.
A single electrochemical unit that produces an electric current, used alone or as part of a battery.
Enter the value into the highlighted cell.
Írd be az értéket a kijelölt cellába.
You can merge two cells to make one larger box.
Két cellát összevonhatsz, hogy egy nagyobb cellát kapj.
Click on the cell to edit its contents.
Each cell has its own reference code.
Exemples pédagogiques
Type your name in this cell.
Írd be a neved ebbe a cellába.
Click the cell to change it.
Kattints a cellára, hogy módosítsd.
We merge two cells into one.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners might confuse spreadsheet 'cell' with biological or prison meanings; computer context clarifies it.
Sens
spreadsheet data box
Collocations
spreadsheet cell
|merge cells
|edit a cell
|cell reference
Synonymes
data box (Informal description emphasizing storage of information.)
Antonymes
empty space (Lack of defined data entry area.)
Thèmes
computing
|business
|technology
|work
Définition
One box in a table on a computer where you put information.
An individual rectangular box in a spreadsheet where data can be entered and stored.
I'll call you on my cell when I arrive.
Felhívlak a mobilomról, amikor megérkezem.
She forgot her cell at home.
Otthon felejtette a mobilját.
Most teenagers carry their cells everywhere.
Exemples pédagogiques
I have a new cell.
Van egy új mobilom.
Call me on my cell.
Hívj fel a mobilomon.
He lost his cell yesterday.
Erreur fréquente :
'Cell' alone for 'cell phone' is mostly North American; learners from other regions may find it unusual or unclear without 'phone'.
Sens
mobile phone (informal)
Collocations
cell phone
|call on my cell
|lose my cell
Synonymes
mobile phone (Standard term; 'cell' is shorter and informal.)
Antonymes
landline phone (A telephone connected by wires, not mobile.)
Thèmes
technology
|communication
Définition
An informal word for a mobile phone used mainly in the US and Canada.
Informal term for a mobile phone, especially in North America.