Vartosenos šablonas:
to have/get/maintain/lose [an erection]
The medication helped him maintain an erection during sexual activity.
A gyógyszer segített neki fenntartani a merevedést szex közben.
He woke up with a strong erection early in the morning.
Kora reggel erős merevedéssel ébredt.
Some men feel embarrassed if they cannot get an erection when they want to.
The doctor asked whether he experienced painful erections.
Stress and anxiety can sometimes make it difficult to keep an erection.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
He could not get an erection because he was very nervous.
Nem lett merevedése, mert nagyon ideges volt.
The doctor said the drug might cause a long erection.
Az orvos azt mondta, hogy a gyógyszer hosszan tartó merevedést okozhat.
Many men worry when they lose an erection too soon.
He had an erection, but it went away quickly.
Dažna klaida:
Learners sometimes confuse the neutral, medical word "erection" with more vulgar slang like "hard-on" and may not recognize that "erection" is acceptable in clinical or formal discussion but can sound very direct or too explicit in polite small talk. Some also mix up the noun "erection" with the adjective "erect" (for example, saying *"I have erect"* instead of *"I have an erection"*).
Reikšmė
sexual rigidity of the penis
Kolokacijos
have an erection
|get an erection
|maintain an erection
|lose an erection
|penile erection
|spontaneous erection
Sinonimai
hard-on (Informal and more vulgar; common in everyday speech but not used in polite or medical contexts.)
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penile erection (More technical or medical; explicitly refers to the penis and is used in clinical writing.)
Antonimai
flaccidity (Refers to the penis being soft and not erect; used mainly in medical or technical contexts.)
Temos
health
|body
|sexuality
Apibrėžimas
A condition when the penis becomes hard, bigger, and stands up, usually because a person is sexually excited or for medical reasons.
A physiological state in which the penis becomes firm, larger, and upright, usually because of sexual arousal or certain physical or medical factors.
Vartosenos šablonas:
the erection of [a building/structure]
The erection of the new office tower will take about two years.
Az új irodatorony felépítése körülbelül két évet vesz igénybe.
Local residents protested against the erection of a cell phone mast near their homes.
A helyi lakosok tiltakoztak egy mobiltelefon-átjátszó torony felállítása ellen az otthonaik közelében.
Strict safety rules must be followed during the erection of steel structures.
Delays in the erection of the stadium increased the total cost.
The contract covers the design, delivery, and erection of the wind turbines.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The erection of the bridge took three years.
A híd felépítése három évig tartott.
They planned the erection of a new school in the village.
Új iskola felépítését tervezték a faluban.
Many workers helped with the erection of the factory building.
Bad weather slowed the erection of the tower.
Dažna klaida:
Learners often use "building" or "construction" and may not realize that "erection" is more common in technical, legal, or engineering contexts. Some learners also confuse this meaning with the sexual meaning and avoid the word completely; in professional construction contexts, however, this sense is standard and not sexual.
Reikšmė
act of building or putting up
Kolokacijos
the erection of a building
|the erection of a bridge
|scaffolding for erection
|erection work
|steel erection
Sinonimai
construction (The most common general word for building; slightly broader in meaning, but often interchangeable in formal contexts.)
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installation (Focuses more on putting equipment or machinery in place, while "erection" is more often used for large structures or frameworks.)
Antonimai
demolition (Refers to the controlled destruction or taking down of a building or structure, the opposite of putting it up.)
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dismantling (Means carefully taking something apart, in contrast to assembling or erecting it.)
Temos
construction
|engineering
|business
|work
|housing
|core_vocabulary
Apibrėžimas
The work of building or putting up a building, bridge, sign, or other large thing so that it stands upright.
The act or process of constructing or putting up a building, structure, or other large object so that it stands in place.
Vartosenos šablonas:
[an/this/that] erection
Many locals think the new concrete erection spoils the historic city skyline.
Sok helybéli szerint az új betonépítmény elrontja a történelmi város látképét.
The architect refused to be associated with what he called an ugly glass erection.
Az építész nem volt hajlandó a nevét adni ahhoz, amit ronda üvegépítménynek nevezett.
A temporary steel erection was put up to protect pedestrians during the repairs.
From the hill, the tower looked like a lonely metal erection in the middle of the fields.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The tall blue building is a new glass erection in the city.
A magas kék épület egy új üvegépítmény a városban.
People complained that the big concrete erection looked very bad next to the old houses.
Az emberek panaszkodtak, hogy a nagy betonépítmény nagyon rosszul mutat a régi házak mellett.
A simple wooden erection was built to cover the bus stop.
The steel erection can be seen from many kilometers away.
Dažna klaida:
This sense is relatively formal and less common. Learners sometimes assume that every use of "erection" must be sexual and may misunderstand sentences in architecture or planning texts where it simply means a building or structure. In everyday speech, it is usually more natural to say "building" or "structure" instead of "erection" in this sense.
Reikšmė
a structure that has been erected
Kolokacijos
modern glass erection
|temporary erection
|unsightly erection
|steel-framed erection
Sinonimai
structure (A very general, neutral word; does not carry the slightly formal or sometimes critical tone that "erection" can have in this sense.)
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building (Refers specifically to a built place with walls and a roof; "erection" can also include other kinds of structures, such as masts or towers.)
Antonimai
ruin (A building or structure that has been destroyed or has fallen apart, contrasting with a complete, standing erection.)
Temos
construction
|architecture
|housing
|work
|core_vocabulary
Apibrėžimas
A building or other large structure that people have built and that now stands in a place.
A building or other structure that has been built or put up, especially when viewed as a single, complete object.