Inglese - Ungherese

scissors

gb/sˈɪzɚz/ us/sˈɪzɚz/
A2 Inglese
olló
SOSTANTIVO A2
1
Schema d'uso:
a pair of scissors; scissors are [adjective]
Can you pass me the scissors so I can open this package?
Ideadnád az ollót, hogy ki tudjam nyitni ezt a csomagot?
These scissors are too blunt to cut thick cardboard.
Ez az olló túl tompa ahhoz, hogy vastag kartont vágjunk vele.
She keeps a pair of scissors in her desk drawer.
Esempi per chi studia
I need scissors to cut the paper.
Ollóra van szükségem a papír elvágásához.
These scissors are sharp.
Ez az olló éles.
Errore comune:
Learners often treat scissors as singular; in standard English we usually say “These scissors are…” (or “a pair of scissors is…”).
Significato
hand tool for cutting things
Collocazioni
a pair of scissors |sharp scissors |safety scissors |kitchen scissors |hairdressing scissors |to use scissors |to cut [something] with scissors |to sharpen scissors |to borrow scissors |scissors in the drawer
Sinonimi
shears (Often larger or heavier scissors, used for fabric, gardening, or industry.) | snips (Small scissors; can sound informal.)
Temi
daily_life |tools |home |school
Definizione

A tool with two blades that you use to cut things.

A cutting tool with two blades joined in the middle, opened and closed by handles to cut materials such as paper, cloth, or hair. In English it is normally used as a plural noun (scissors) and often as a pair of scissors.

SOSTANTIVO B1
2
Schema d'uso:
throw scissors; choose scissors
I threw scissors, so I won because she chose paper.
Ollót mutattam, ezért nyertem, mert ő papírt választott.
On three, we both picked scissors and had to play again.
Háromra mindketten ollót mutattunk, ezért újra kellett játszanunk.
He always chooses scissors first in rock-paper-scissors.
Esempi per chi studia
I chose scissors.
Ollót választottam.
Scissors beats paper.
Az olló legyőzi a papírt.
Errore comune:
Learners may confuse the word for the tool with the name of the move; the meaning is usually clear from the context of the game.
Significato
hand sign in the game
Collocazioni
play rock-paper-scissors |throw scissors |choose scissors |scissors beats paper |scissors loses to rock |go scissors
Temi
games |daily_life
Definizione

In rock-paper-scissors, the hand sign that looks like two fingers (scissors).

In rock-paper-scissors, the hand shape made by extending the index and middle fingers to represent scissors, which beats paper and loses to rock.

Grammatica
Forma base
scissors
IPA
GB/sˈɪzɚz/
US/sˈɪzɚz/
Sillabe e accento
scis - sors (2 sillabe)
Stress on 1st syllable (scis)
Forme flesse
Noun
  • Base: scissors
  • Plural: scissors
Espressioni

don’t run with scissors

1
/dˈoʊnt ɹˈʌn wˈɪθ sˈɪzɚz/
fixed phrase

warning not to run holding scissors

Don’t run while you are holding scissors.

Esempi
  • Slow down—don’t run with scissors!
  • The teacher kept repeating, ‘Don’t run with scissors,’ during arts and crafts.
  • He joked, ‘I’m being careful—don’t run with scissors,’ as he walked across the room.
Esempi per chi studia
  • Don’t run with scissors.
  • Don’t run in the classroom with scissors.

rock, paper, scissors

1
/ɹˈɑk | pˈeɪpɚ | sˈɪzɚz/
fixed phrase

simple hand game for decisions

A quick hand game to choose a winner or decide something.

Esempi
  • We played rock, paper, scissors to see who would pay for coffee.
  • Let’s settle it with rock, paper, scissors.
  • They taught the kids rock, paper, scissors on the first day of camp.
Esempi per chi studia
  • We played rock, paper, scissors.
  • Let’s use rock, paper, scissors.

scissors kick

1
/sˈɪzɚz kˈɪk/
fixed phrase

jumping kick with legs crossing

A jumping kick where your legs cross like scissors.

Esempi
  • He scored with a spectacular scissors kick from the edge of the box.
  • She tried a scissors kick, but she didn’t connect cleanly with the ball.
  • The highlight clip showed three different goals, including a scissors kick.
Esempi per chi studia
  • He did a scissors kick.
  • The player scored with a scissors kick.

scissors-and-paste

1
/sˈɪzɚz ˈænd pˈeɪst/
fixed phrase

made by copying from other sources

Made by copying parts from different places and putting them together.

Esempi
  • The article felt like scissors-and-paste journalism with no new reporting.
  • His report was basically a scissors-and-paste job from online sources.
  • Editors criticized the piece as scissors-and-paste rather than original analysis.

take scissors to [something]

1
/tˈeɪk sˈɪzɚz tə sˈʌmθɪŋ/
fixed phrase

cut something with scissors

To cut something using scissors.

Esempi
  • She finally took scissors to the old jeans and turned them into shorts.
  • He took scissors to the wrapping paper and opened the package in seconds.
  • The stylist took scissors to the fringe and softened the shape.
Esempi per chi studia
  • She took scissors to the paper.
  • He took scissors to his old T-shirt.

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