cloister
gb/klˈɔɪstɚ/ us/klˈɔɪstɚ/
C1
Angielski
kerengő, kolostor, szerzetesi élet, kolostori élet, menedék, elzár, elvonul
RZECZOWNIK
C1
1
kerengő
C1
Schemat użycia:
a cloister (of/in [building/place])
They walked slowly through the cloister, listening to the echo of their footsteps.
Lassan végigsétáltak a kerengőben, és hallgatták lépteik visszhangját.
The museum exhibits are arranged around a cloister with a small garden in the center.
A múzeumi tárgyak egy kerengő körül vannak elrendezve, amelynek közepén kis kert van.
Students crossed the cloister to reach the library during the rain.
Przykłady dla uczących się
We sat in the cloister because it was cool.
A kerengőben ültünk, mert ott hűvös volt.
The old school has a cloister with arches.
A régi iskolának boltíves kerengője van.
Częsty błąd:
Learners may confuse cloister (a walkway or monastic place) with cluster.
Znaczenie
covered walkway with columns
Kolokacje
stone cloister
|monastery cloister
|cathedral cloister
|college cloister
|the cloister walk
|a quiet cloister
|arched cloister
|a medieval cloister
|the cloister courtyard
|a cloister garden
Synonimy
arcade (Often any covered passage with arches; not necessarily part of a religious complex.)
|
colonnade (Emphasizes the columns; may be outdoors and not covered on both sides.)
Antonimy
open walkway (Not covered or enclosed.)
Tematy
architecture
|history
|religion
|education
Definicja
a covered walkway with columns, often in old buildings
A covered passage, typically with a row of columns or arches along one side, especially in a monastery, cathedral, or college.
RZECZOWNIK
C1
FORMAL
2
kolostor
B2
Schemat użycia:
enter the cloister; life in a cloister
After years of travel, he chose the cloister over city life.
Évekig tartó utazás után a városi élet helyett a kolostort választotta.
The novel follows a young woman who is sent to the cloister.
A regény egy fiatal nőt követ, akit kolostorba küldenek.
She wrote letters describing daily routines inside the cloister.
Przykłady dla uczących się
He decided to live in a cloister.
Úgy döntött, hogy kolostorban fog élni.
The cloister was far from the town.
A kolostor távol volt a várostól.
Częsty błąd:
This meaning is broader than the architectural 'cloister' (the walkway). Context usually shows which one is meant.
Znaczenie
monastery or convent
Kolokacje
enter the cloister
|leave the cloister
|the cloister walls
|within the cloister
|a cloister community
|life in the cloister
|retreat to a cloister
|the quiet of the cloister
Synonimy
monastery (More common modern word; usually for monks.)
|
convent (More common modern word; usually for nuns.)
|
abbey (A particular type of monastery, often larger or historically important.)
Antonimy
the secular world (Ordinary non-religious life outside a religious community.)
Tematy
religion
|society
|history
Definicja
a place where monks or nuns live
A monastery or convent, or the community of people living there, especially when viewed as separate from ordinary society.
RZECZOWNIK
C1
FORMAL
3
Schemat użycia:
the cloister (as a way of life)
He felt torn between the cloister and a career in public service.
Őrlődött a szerzetesi élet és a közszolgálati pálya között.
For her, the cloister promised peace and purpose.
Számára a szerzetesi élet békét és célt ígért.
The film contrasts the cloister with the noise of the city.
Przykłady dla uczących się
She chose the cloister instead of marriage.
A házasság helyett a szerzetesi életet választotta.
Częsty błąd:
Often used with 'the' (the cloister) to mean the monastic way of life, not the walkway.
Znaczenie
monastic life in general
Kolokacje
the cloister and the world
|withdraw into the cloister
|a call to the cloister
|return to the cloister
|the discipline of the cloister
Synonimy
monastic life (Direct, modern equivalent phrase.)
Antonimy
worldly life (Life focused on ordinary social and material concerns.)
Tematy
religion
|lifestyle
Definicja
the life of monks or nuns
A way of life associated with living as a monk or nun, characterized by religious devotion and separation from everyday society.
RZECZOWNIK
C2
LITERARY
4
menedék
B2
Schemat użycia:
a cloister of [something]
The café’s back patio was a cloister from the traffic outside.
A kávézó hátsó terasza menedéket nyújtott a kinti forgalom elől.
They found a cloister of shade beneath the old trees.
Az öreg fák alatt árnyas menedékre leltek.
The courtyard felt like a cloister in the middle of the city.
Przykłady dla uczących się
This garden is a quiet cloister.
Ez a kert olyan, mint egy csendes menedék.
Częsty błąd:
This figurative sense is less common; it often appears in descriptive writing.
Znaczenie
a secluded, sheltered place
Kolokacje
a leafy cloister
|a cloister of trees
|a cloistered garden
|a cloistered courtyard
Synonimy
retreat (Emphasizes escape and rest; not necessarily enclosed.)
|
sanctuary (Suggests safety or protection, not just quiet.)
Antonimy
hustle and bustle (A busy, noisy environment.)
Tematy
places
|lifestyle
Definicja
a quiet place away from others
A quiet, enclosed place that feels separated from the outside world.
CZASOWNIK
C1
FORMAL
5
Schemat użycia:
cloister [someone] (away) (from [something/someone]); cloister yourself (away)
The family cloistered the child away from the media.
A család elzárta a gyereket a média elől.
He cloistered himself in his office to finish the report.
Elvonult az irodájába, hogy befejezze a jelentést.
She was cloistered from ordinary life for most of her youth.
Przykłady dla uczących się
He cloistered himself away to study.
Elvonult, hogy tanuljon.
Częsty błąd:
Often used in passive or as 'cloistered'; learners may overuse it where 'isolate' is more natural.
Znaczenie
shut away from others
Kolokacje
cloistered away
|cloistered from the world
|cloister yourself away
|cloister someone away
|cloistered life
|cloistered upbringing
Synonimy
seclude (Close in meaning; focuses on being kept private or apart.)
|
isolate (More general and more common; can be physical or social.)
|
shut away (More informal; emphasizes being kept from others.)
Antonimy
integrate (Bring into normal social life and contact.)
|
expose (Put into contact with the outside world.)
Tematy
society
|relationships
|religion
Definicja
to keep someone away from other people
To keep someone apart from other people and ordinary life; to seclude or confine, sometimes in a monastery or similar place.
Gramatyka
Forma słownikowa
cloister
IPA
GB/klˈɔɪstɚ/
US/klˈɔɪstɚ/
Sylaby i akcent
cloister (1 sylaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (cloister)
Formy wyrazu
Noun
- Base: cloister
- Plural: cloisters
Verb
- Base: cloister
- 3rd Person Singular: cloisters
- Present Participle: cloistering
- Past: cloistered
Rodzina wyrazów
Forms
cloisters
noun
cloistering
verb
cloistered
verb
Wyrażenia
cloister [someone] away
1/klˈɔɪstɚ sˈʌmwˌʌn əwˈeɪ/
phrasal verb
formal
keep someone hidden and separate
to keep someone away from others
Przykłady
- The studio cloistered the actor away from reporters during filming.
- They cloistered the witnesses away until the trial began.
- Her parents tried to cloister her away from bad influences.
Przykłady dla uczących się
- They cloistered him away from the public.
cloister yourself away
1/klˈɔɪstɚ jʊɹsˈɛlf əwˈeɪ/
fixed phrase
formal
withdraw to be alone
to go somewhere and be alone
Przykłady
- She cloistered herself away in the library to revise for exams.
- After the argument, he cloistered himself away for the weekend.
- I cloistered myself away to write without interruptions.
Przykłady dla uczących się
- I cloistered myself away to study.