Anglais - Hongrois

left

gb/lˈɛft/ us/lˈɛft/
A1 Anglais
elmegy, elhagy, elindul, bal, balra, marad, hátralévő, megmaradt, hagy, ottfelejt, otthagy, felmond, kilép, bal oldal, bal kanyar, baloldal, baloldali
VERBE A1
1
Schéma d’usage :
[someone/something] left [place]; [someone/something] left at [time]; [someone/something] has left
She left the office at six.
Hatkor ment el az irodából.
The train had already left by the time we arrived.
Mire megérkeztünk, a vonat már elindult.
He left without saying goodbye.
Exemples pédagogiques
I left home at eight.
Nyolckor mentem el otthonról.
Has the bus left yet?
Elment már a busz?
Erreur fréquente :
Do not use left for arriving; use arrived or got to.
Sens
went away
Collocations
left home |left early |left the room |left work |left for school |left at noon |already left |just left |left without saying goodbye |the train left
Synonymes
departed (more formal than left) | went away (simple and conversational) | exited (emphasizes going out of a place)
Antonymes
arrived (came to a place rather than went away) | stayed (remained in the same place) | entered (went into a place rather than away from it)
Thèmes
movement |daily_life |travel
Définition

went away from a place

Past tense and past participle of leave: went away from a place or person, or stopped being in a place.

A1
2
Schéma d’usage :
left [body part/side/place]
She writes with her left hand.
Bal kézzel ír.
Put the form in the left column.
Tedd az űrlapot a bal oldali oszlopba.
The left side of my face hurts.
Exemples pédagogiques
This is my left hand.
Ez a bal kezem.
The door is on the left side.
Az ajtó a bal oldalon van.
Erreur fréquente :
Left and right depend on the direction you are facing.
Sens
opposite of right side
Collocations
left hand |left foot |left eye |left side |left arm |left leg |left shoulder |left column |left lane |left corner
Synonymes
left-hand (used before nouns, especially for position) | left-side (emphasizes the side of something)
Antonymes
right (on the opposite side)
Thèmes
direction |body |daily_life
Définition

on the side opposite your right side

On or relating to the side of the body with the left hand, opposite the right side.

A1
3
Schéma d’usage :
turn/go/look/move left
Turn left at the traffic lights.
A lámpánál fordulj balra.
She looked left before crossing the road.
Balra nézett, mielőtt átment az úton.
The road curves left after the bridge.
Exemples pédagogiques
Go left here.
Itt menj balra.
Look left first.
Először nézz balra.
Erreur fréquente :
Turn left is natural; do not say turn to left unless you say turn to the left.
Sens
toward the left
Collocations
turn left |go left |look left |move left |keep left |bear left |shift left |curve left |veer left |swing left
Synonymes
leftward (more formal or technical) | to the left (slightly fuller phrase with the same direction)
Antonymes
right (toward the opposite side) | rightward (more formal or technical opposite)
Thèmes
direction |movement |daily_life
Définition

in the direction of the left side

Toward, on, or from the left side.

A2
4
Schéma d’usage :
[amount/thing] left; left to [do something]
There are only two slices left.
Már csak két szelet maradt.
How much time do we have left?
Mennyi időnk maradt?
I have a lot of work left to finish.
Exemples pédagogiques
No milk is left.
Nem maradt tej.
We have ten minutes left.
Tíz percünk maradt.
Erreur fréquente :
In this meaning, left usually comes after the noun or amount: two tickets left, not left two tickets.
Sens
still remaining
Collocations
time left |money left |food left |seats left |nothing left |only one left |a few minutes left |work left to do |space left |energy left
Synonymes
remaining (more formal and precise) | available (emphasizes that something can still be used) | unused (emphasizes not yet used)
Antonymes
gone (no longer available or present) | used up (completely used) | finished (completed or all gone)
Thèmes
quantity |daily_life |time
Définition

still there or still available

Still available, present, or not used after others have gone, been used, or been taken.

VERBE A2
5
Schéma d’usage :
[someone] left [something/someone] [place]; [someone] left [something] with [someone]
I left my keys at home.
Otthon hagytam a kulcsaimat.
She left a note on the kitchen table.
Egy cetlit hagyott a konyhaasztalon.
They left the children with their grandparents for the weekend.
Exemples pédagogiques
I left my bag on the bus.
A buszon hagytam a táskámat.
She left a message for you.
Üzenetet hagyott neked.
Erreur fréquente :
If you accidentally did not take something, say I left my phone at home, not I forgot my phone at home in all contexts; forgot can also be correct but focuses on memory.
Sens
kept in a place
Collocations
left my keys |left at home |left on the table |left in the car |left a note |left a message |left it there |left with a friend |left the children with grandparents |left your bag
Synonymes
forgot (only when it was accidental) | put (focuses on placing something somewhere) | kept (emphasizes allowing something to remain)
Antonymes
took (carried something away) | brought (took something with you to a place) | removed (took something away from where it was)
Thèmes
daily_life |memory |location
Définition

put or forgot something somewhere

Past tense and past participle of leave: put, kept, or forgot someone or something in a particular place instead of taking them away.

VERBE A2
6
Schéma d’usage :
[someone] left [job/school/group/person]
He left the company to start his own business.
Otthagyta a céget, hogy saját vállalkozást indítson.
She left college after one semester.
Egy félév után otthagyta az egyetemet.
After years of arguments, he left his partner.
Exemples pédagogiques
My brother left school last year.
A testvérem tavaly otthagyta az iskolát.
She left her job in June.
Júniusban otthagyta az állását.
Erreur fréquente :
Left the company means stopped working there; left the office usually means went away from the office.
Sens
stopped being involved
Collocations
left the company |left his job |left school |left college |left the team |left the party |left the army |left office |left her husband |left the group
Synonymes
quit (more informal; often voluntary) | resigned from (formal, especially for jobs or positions) | dropped out of (used especially for school or courses)
Antonymes
joined (became part of a group or organization) | stayed with (continued in a job, group, or relationship) | entered (began attending or participating)
Thèmes
work |education |relationships |organizations
Définition

stopped being part of a job, school, group, or relationship

Past tense and past participle of leave: stopped working for, attending, belonging to, or being in a relationship with a person, place, or organization.

VERBE B1
7
Schéma d’usage :
[something] left [someone/something] [adjective/noun phrase]; left [something] [adjective]
The news left everyone speechless.
A hír mindenkit szótlanul hagyott.
You left the front door open.
Nyitva hagytad a bejárati ajtót.
The flood left thousands of people homeless.
Exemples pédagogiques
The film left me happy.
A film boldoggá tett.
He left the window open.
Nyitva hagyta az ablakot.
Erreur fréquente :
This meaning often describes a result: The news left me sad means the news made me sad.
Sens
made remain in state
Collocations
left open |left alone |left unchanged |left someone waiting |left me confused |left everyone speechless |left no doubt |left a mark |left homeless |left in charge
Synonymes
kept (emphasizes continuing the same state) | made (simple result meaning) | rendered (formal; means caused to become)
Antonymes
changed (did not allow the state to continue) | restored (returned someone or something to a normal or better state) | fixed (corrected a problem rather than leaving it)
Thèmes
cause_and_effect |states |daily_life
Définition

made someone or something stay in a condition

Past tense and past participle of leave: made or allowed someone or something to remain in a particular condition or situation.

NOM A2
8
Schéma d’usage :
the left; on/to/from [someone's] left; a left
The bathroom is on the left.
A mosdó a bal oldalon van.
Move the slider a little to the left.
Mozgasd a csúszkát egy kicsit balra.
Take a left after the gas station.
Exemples pédagogiques
The shop is on your left.
A bolt a bal oldaladon van.
Turn at the next left.
A következő bal kanyarnál fordulj be.
Erreur fréquente :
Use the with the noun: on the left, to the left.
Sens
left side or direction
Collocations
on the left |to the left |from the left |your left |the left side |the left of the screen |far left |top left |bottom left |take a left
Synonymes
left side (clearer and more explicit) | left-hand side (often used for positions on pages, roads, or objects) | left turn (only means a turn in that direction)
Antonymes
right (the opposite side or direction) | right side (explicit opposite side)
Thèmes
direction |location |travel
Définition

the left side or a turn to that side

The side or direction opposite right; informally, a turn in that direction.

NOM B2
9
Schéma d’usage :
the left; on the left; the [adjective] left
The proposal was popular on the left.
A javaslat népszerű volt a baloldalon.
The left won a narrow victory in the election.
A baloldal szűk győzelmet aratott a választáson.
Critics on the left said the policy did not go far enough.
Exemples pédagogiques
She is on the left politically.
Politikailag baloldali.
The left supported the new law.
A baloldal támogatta az új törvényt.
Erreur fréquente :
Use the when referring to the political group: the left, not just left.
Sens
progressive political side
Collocations
the left |on the left |the far left |center-left |the political left |the left wing |left of center |left voters |left parties |left-right divide
Synonymes
left wing (very close; often used for the political side or its supporters) | progressives (emphasizes support for social reform; not identical in every country) | liberals (common in US politics, but meanings vary by country)
Antonymes
the right (the opposing political side, generally more conservative) | conservatives (people or groups favoring tradition or limited change)
Thèmes
politics |society |government
Définition

people or parties with progressive political ideas

The part of a political system that generally supports more social equality, progressive change, and often a larger role for government in the economy.

B2
10
Schéma d’usage :
left [party/group/politics/view]
Left parties gained seats in parliament.
A baloldali pártok mandátumokat szereztek a parlamentben.
The professor is known for left politics.
A professzor baloldali nézeteiről ismert.
A left coalition formed after the election.
Exemples pédagogiques
He reads left newspapers.
Baloldali újságokat olvas.
Left groups joined the protest.
Baloldali csoportok csatlakoztak a tüntetéshez.
Erreur fréquente :
For a person or organization, left-wing or left-leaning is often more natural than just left.
Sens
politically left-wing
Collocations
left parties |left politics |left perspective |left activists |left voters |left coalition |left tradition |left agenda |left intellectuals |left media
Synonymes
left-wing (more common before nouns) | progressive (emphasizes reform and social change) | left-leaning (suggests moderate support for left ideas)
Antonymes
right-wing (supporting the political right) | conservative (favoring tradition or slower change) | right-leaning (moderately supportive of right-wing ideas)
Thèmes
politics |society |government
Définition

having progressive political ideas

Supporting or connected with the political left.

Grammaire
Forme canonique
left
API
GB/lˈɛft/
US/lˈɛft/
Syllabes et accentuation
left (1 syllabe)
Stress on 1st syllable (left)
Formes du mot
Adjective
  • Base: left
Noun
  • Base: left
  • Plural: left, lefts
Expressions

be left behind

1
/bˈi lˈɛft bɪhˈaɪnd/
fixed phrase

not keep up

not go with others or not progress as fast

Exemples
  • Check the bus before you leave so no child is left behind.
  • Older workers may be left behind by rapid changes in technology.
  • I ran to catch up because I didn't want to be left behind.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • My bag was left behind.
  • Don't leave me behind.

be left in the dark

1
/bˈi lˈɛft ˈɪn ðə dˈɑɹk/
idiom

not be informed

not be told important information

Exemples
  • Employees felt left in the dark about the company's plans.
  • Please keep me updated; I don't want to be left in the dark.
  • Parents were left in the dark about the changes to the school schedule.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • I felt left in the dark.
  • They left us in the dark about the problem.

be left out

1
/bˈi lˈɛft ˈaʊt/
fixed phrase

be excluded

not be included

Exemples
  • No one wants to be left out of the conversation.
  • Her name was accidentally left out of the credits.
  • I felt left out when my friends went without me.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • Tom was left out of the game.
  • I don't want to be left out.

be left to one's own devices

1
/bˈi lˈɛft tə wˈʌnz ˈoʊn dɪvˈaɪsɪz/
idiom

manage without help

be left alone to decide what to do

Exemples
  • If left to his own devices, he would play video games all day.
  • The new employee was left to her own devices with almost no training.
  • The kids can be very creative when they're left to their own devices.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • The children were left to their own devices.
  • I work well when left to my own devices.

be left with

1
/bˈi lˈɛft wˈɪθ/
fixed phrase

end up having

have something as the result of a situation

Exemples
  • After taxes, we were left with very little profit.
  • When the guests went home, I was left with a huge mess.
  • The report left us with several important questions.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • I was left with no money.
  • We are left with one choice.

have two left feet

1
/hˈæv tˈu lˈɛft fˈit/
idiom informal

be physically clumsy

be bad at dancing or moving smoothly

Exemples
  • I tried salsa, but I have two left feet.
  • Don't ask me to dance; I've got two left feet.
  • He moves well on the soccer field, but on the dance floor he has two left feet.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • I have two left feet.
  • She says she has two left feet.

left and right

1
/lˈɛft ˈænd ɹˈaɪt/
idiom informal

everywhere or constantly

a lot, everywhere, or very often

Exemples
  • During the sale, people were buying shoes left and right.
  • The company is hiring engineers left and right.
  • He was spending money left and right.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • She wins prizes left and right.
  • They are building new houses left and right.

out of left field

1
/ˈaʊt əv lˈɛft fˈild/
idiom informal

Unexpected or unusual

Very surprising or strange.

Exemples
  • His question came out of left field and surprised everyone.
  • That idea is really out of left field, but it might work.

out of left field

1
/ˈaʊt əv lˈɛft fˈild/
idiom informal

unexpected or strange

very unexpected or strange

Exemples
  • Her question came out of left field.
  • The ending felt completely out of left field.
  • That job offer was out of left field, but I took it.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • His idea came out of left field.
  • That answer was out of left field.

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