Használati minta:
at [a/the] station
We waited for her at the train station.
A vasútállomáson vártunk rá.
The bus station was crowded with commuters.
A buszállomás zsúfolásig tele volt ingázókkal.
He met me outside the subway station.
The police station is two blocks from here.
They arrived at the railway station just before the train departed.
Példák tanulóknak
I go to the bus station every morning.
Minden reggel a buszállomásra megyek.
She is waiting at the train station.
A vasútállomáson vár.
We meet at the subway station.
The police station is near my house.
Gyakori hiba:
Learners sometimes confuse 'station' with 'stop'. A 'stop' can be any point where a vehicle halts briefly, while a 'station' is usually a larger, designated facility.
Jelentés
Place where transport stops
Szókapcsolatok
train station
|bus station
|railway station
|subway station
|police station
Szinonimák
terminal (Often refers to the main or final station in a transport network.)
Antonimák
en route (Refers to being in transit rather than at a stopping place.)
Témák
travel
|transportation
|daily life
Definíció
A place where buses, trains, or other public vehicles stop for people to get on or off.
A designated place where trains, buses, or other public transport vehicles regularly stop for passengers to get on or off.
Használati minta:
at [a/the] station
The firefighters rushed back to the station after the call.
A tűzoltók a riasztás után visszasiettek az állomásra.
She works at the local police station.
A helyi rendőrőrsön dolgozik.
Soldiers were stationed at the military station near the border.
Példák tanulóknak
My father works at the fire station.
Az apám a tűzoltóállomáson dolgozik.
We went to the police station to ask for help.
Elmentünk a rendőrőrsre, hogy segítséget kérjünk.
There is a military station outside the city.
Jelentés
Building for organizational work
Szókapcsolatok
fire station
|police station
|military station
Szinonimák
facility (A general term for a place designed for a specific purpose.)
Témák
work
|public services
|business
Definíció
A place where people work for a group like the police, fire department, or army.
A building or place used by a particular organization for carrying out its regular activities.
Használati minta:
to station [someone] [somewhere]
The army stationed soldiers along the border.
A hadsereg katonákat állomásoztatott a határ mentén.
Security guards were stationed at every entrance.
Minden bejárathoz biztonsági őröket helyeztek ki.
They stationed extra staff at the check-in counters during the holiday rush.
Példák tanulóknak
The army will station many soldiers here.
A hadsereg sok katonát fog itt állomásoztatni.
They will station guards at the gate.
Őröket fognak kihelyezni a kapuhoz.
Police are stationed outside the building.
Jelentés
Assign to work in a place
Szókapcsolatok
station troops
|station guards
|station staff
Szinonimák
deploy (Often used in a military context with a stronger sense of strategic positioning.)
Antonimák
withdraw (To remove people from a location rather than assign them there.)
Témák
work
|military
|law
Definíció
To send someone to stay and work in a place, often for the army or police.
To send someone to work or stay in a particular place, especially for military or official duties.
He rose from humble station to great wealth.
Szerény társadalmi helyzetből jutott nagy vagyonhoz.
Her marriage elevated her social station.
A házassága emelte a társadalmi rangját.
They treated him according to his station.
Példák tanulóknak
He was born into a high station.
Magas társadalmi rangba született.
She married someone of high social station.
Magas társadalmi rangú emberhez ment hozzá.
They respected him because of his station.
Jelentés
Person's social rank or status
Szókapcsolatok
high station
|lowly station
Szinonimák
status (More commonly used in modern speech; 'station' has a slightly formal tone.)
Antonimák
obscurity (Lack of recognition or low social position.)
Témák
society
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
Definíció
A person's level or position in society.
A person's social position or rank in society, often related to their job, family background, or class.