spat
gb/spˈæt/ us/spˈæt/
A2
Angol
~ 2000
összezördülés, kisebb vita, köp, kiköp, osztrigaivadék, kagylóivadék, kamásli
FŐNÉV
B1
1
kisebb vita
B1
Használati minta:
to have a spat with [someone]
They had a little spat over where to go for dinner.
Volt egy kis összezördülésük azon, hogy hova menjenek vacsorázni.
The two friends got into a spat about politics.
A két barát összezördült a politika miatt.
It was just a minor spat, and they made up quickly.
Their spat in the meeting surprised everyone.
A lover's spat isn't unusual in long relationships.
Példák tanulóknak
I had a spat with my brother.
Összezördültem a testvéremmel.
They had a small spat about the TV show.
Volt egy kis vitájuk a tévéműsor miatt.
We had a short spat but then we were fine.
My friends had a spat yesterday.
She had a spat with her classmate.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes confuse 'spat' with 'spit' due to similar spelling, but 'spat' here means an argument, not ejecting saliva.
Jelentés
A brief, petty quarrel
Szókapcsolatok
have a spat
|lover's spat
|petty spat
|family spat
Szinonimák
quarrel (More general term for an argument; can be longer or more serious.)
|
tiff (Informal term for a light or petty argument.)
Antonimák
agreement (Represents harmony or consensus, the opposite of a disagreement.)
Témák
relationships
|emotions
|daily life
|communication
Definíció
A small and quick argument between people.
A short and usually unimportant argument or disagreement, often between people who know each other well.
IGE
A2
2
Használati minta:
[someone] spat [something]
He spat on the sidewalk.
A járdára köpött.
She spat the medicine into the sink.
Kiköpte a gyógyszert a mosdókagylóba.
The man spat in disgust when he heard the news.
They spat blood after the fight.
I accidentally spat while laughing.
Példák tanulóknak
He spat on the ground.
A földre köpött.
She spat the food out.
Kiköpte az ételt.
I spat when I coughed.
The boy spat in the street.
She spat after tasting it.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners may confuse 'spat' as only a noun. In fact, it is also the past form of 'spit'.
Jelentés
Ejected saliva from the mouth
Szókapcsolatok
spat blood
|spat on the ground
|spat in disgust
Szinonimák
expectorated (More formal/medical term for spitting.)
Antonimák
swallowed (Opposite physical action of keeping saliva inside the mouth.)
Témák
bodily actions
|body
|health
Definíció
'Spat' is the past tense of 'spit', meaning you pushed saliva out of your mouth.
Past tense and past participle of 'spit', meaning to force saliva out of the mouth.
FŐNÉV
B2
TECHNICAL
3
kagylóivadék
C2
The farm collects oyster spat in the summer.
A gazdaság nyáron osztrigaivadékot gyűjt be.
Spat are raised in tanks before being moved to open waters.
Az osztrigaivadékokat tartályokban nevelik, mielőtt nyílt vízbe telepítik őket.
The health of the spat determines future harvests.
Marine biologists study the survival rate of spat.
Spat settlement is crucial for oyster farming.
Példák tanulóknak
The farm grows oyster spat.
A gazdaság osztrigaivadékot nevel.
Spat are baby oysters.
Az osztrigaivadék fiatal osztriga.
We saw spat in the water.
The fishermen collect spat.
Spat grow into big oysters.
Jelentés
A juvenile oyster or shellfish
Szókapcsolatok
oyster spat
|collect spat
|spat settlement
Szinonimák
juvenile oyster (Direct descriptive synonym for the early stage of an oyster.)
Témák
biology
|fishing
|animals
|nature
|food_drink
Definíció
A very young oyster or shellfish that has just attached to something in the water.
A larval or juvenile stage of an oyster or similar bivalve mollusk that has attached to a surface.
FŐNÉV
C1
ARCHAIC
4
kamásli
C2
The gentleman wore white spats with his suit.
Az úr fehér kamáslit viselt az öltönyéhez.
Spats were fashionable in the early 20th century.
A kamásli divatos volt a 20. század elején.
He polished his shoes and adjusted his spats.
The costume included a hat and spats.
Spats are rarely seen outside period dramas.
Példák tanulóknak
The man wore white spats.
A férfi fehér kamáslit viselt.
Spats were used long ago.
A kamáslit régen használták.
He put on his spats before going out.
Spats covered his shoes.
Spats are not common today.
Jelentés
Cloth covering worn over shoes
Szókapcsolatok
white spats
|wear spats
Szinonimák
gaiter (Similar protective clothing, but gaiters usually extend higher up the leg.)
Témák
clothing
|history
Definíció
A small cover worn over shoes to protect them or for fashion, used in the past.
A short garment worn over the instep and ankle, usually fastened under the shoe, historically used for protection or style.
Nyelvtan
Szótári alak
spat
IPA
GB/spˈæt/
US/spˈæt/
Szótagolás és hangsúly
spat (1 szótag)
Stress on 1st syllable (spat)
Szóalakok
Noun
- Base: spat
- Plural: spat, spats
Szócsalád
Forms
spats
noun
Kifejezések
have a spat with someone
1/hˈæv ə spˈæt wˈɪθ sˈʌmwˌʌn/
fixed phrase
Engage in a petty quarrel with someone
To have a short and small argument with another person.
Példák
- I had a spat with my coworker this morning.
- She often has spats with her sister over small things.
lover's spat
1/lˈʌvɚz spˈæt/
fixed phrase
A small quarrel between lovers
A short, unimportant argument between people in a romantic relationship.
Példák
- They had a lover's spat but made up quickly.
- A lover's spat is nothing to worry about if you communicate.