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– at school – la scoala
– on duty – de serviciu
– on purpose – intentionat
– on a trip – in excursie
– at present – in prezent
– at last – in sfarsit
– on time – la timp
– at dawn – in zori
– at war – in razboi
– by car/train/plane/bus – cu masina/trenul/avionul/autobuzul
– by sea – pe mare
– by land – pe uscat
Unele parti de vorbire din engleza pot fi urmate de mai multe prepozitii, in functie
de sensul dorit. Aceste parti de vorbire sunt: (smb = somebody, smth = something)
SUBSTANTIVE
– an adept in smth/at doing smth.
– attitude towards smth/regarding smth
– concomitance with
– consistence/consistency with
– in contrast with
– doubt of smth
– in a large measure
– opinion of/on
– preoccupation with
ADJECTIVE:
– grateful to smb. for smth.
– adequate for/to
– prompt at/in
– live on smth. = a trăi cu (un anumit fel de mâncare, a se hrăni): The cat lives on
mice. – Pisica se hrănește cu șoareci
– complain of smth
– speak to smb – a vorbi cu cineva
– bite, kick, point. throw at (daca ținta nu a fost atinsă sau nu exista intenție)
– bite, kick, point,throw to (daca ținta a fost atinsă sau dacă există intenția de a face
acțiunea)
Anumite parti de vorbire, mai ales substantive, adjective si verbe, sunt urmate de o
prepozitie obligatorie. De multe ori aceasta prepozitie nu este echivalenta cu cea
din limba romana. Mai jos aveti o lista cu cele mai frecvent parti de vorbire care au
prepozitie obligatorie. ACEST ARTICOL SE VA ACTUALIZA PE PARCURS
CE VOM AVEA INFORMATII NOI!
PREPOZITIA IN
SUBSTANTIVE:
interest, progress, satisfaction, change, deficiency, difference, participation, skill
ADJECTIVE:
disappointed, rich, successful, lacking, interested
VERBE:
abound, believe, end, fail, originate, participate, trust, take part, succeed (+-ing),
trade, be engaged/included/interested, delight, indulge, invest, persist, take pride
PREPOZITIA OF
SUBSTANTIVE:
cause, chance, opportunity, complaint, abundance, capability, certainty, sureness,
conception, discussion, hope, master, opinion, intention, sense, way, means,
knowledge
ADJECTIVE:
afraid, ashamed, aware, characteristic, fond, full, jealous, proud, sure, sick, typical,
worthy, confindent, envious, illustrative, representative, tired, independent,
icapable
VERBE:
accuse, boast, cure, deprive, die, remind, rob, suspect, take care, (dis)approve,
admit, think, beware, consist, dream, smell
PREPOZITIA TO
SUBSTANTIVE:
exception, invitation, kindness, danger, ressemblance, lesson, insult, shock,
approach, contribution, resistance, responsability, similarity, answer, solution
ADJECTIVE:
affectionate, appropriate, attentive, cruel, contrary, deaf, indifferent, kind, parallel,
polite, rude, thankful, accustomed, related, important, close, engaged, married,
unfair, similar, specific, particualr, proper, peculiar, due
VERBE:
adapt, adjust, apply, attribute, belong, cling, conform, consent, correspond, direct,
explain, fasten, go, introduce, link, listen, object, prefer, reduce, refer, reply, report,
sail, sell, speak, subscribe, talk, lie, look, forward, accustom, agree, elect, make
love, ressemble
PREPOZITIA FOR:
SUBSTANTIVE:
tendency, reason, reputation, care, capability, gratitude, incapacity, love,
opportunity, responsability, search, respect, love
ADJECTIVE:
bound, eager, famous, fit, sorry, late, responsible, greedy, noted
VERBE:
account, ask, blame, care, leave, long, look, send, set out, start, apply, beg, thank,
wait, wish, call, stand, mistake, feel, pity, apologise (BE)/apologize (AE), hope,
pay, prepare
PREPOZITIA ON:
SUBSTANTIVE:
expert, opinion, report, comment, debate, discussion, insistence, reliance
ADJECTIVE:
severe, keen, hard, dependent
VERBE:
agree, comment, concentrate, depend, congratulate, insist, lecture, live, meditate,
operate, work, take pride, feed, prey, spend, have mercy, act, decide, embark,
experiment, intrude
PREPOZITIA ABOUT:
ADJECTIVE:
anxious, enthusiastic, mad
VERBE:
dream, think, lie
PREPOZITIA AT:
ADJECTIVE:
alrmed, amazed, astonished, good, clever, surprised, annoyed, fast, disappointed,
disgusted, slow
VERBE:
aim, arrive, fire, gaze, glance, glare, look, laugh, rejoice, swear, have a try, knock,
attempt, guess, hint, marvel, peep, peer, stare, wonder, work
PREPOZITIA WITH:
ADJECTIVE:
angry, busy, charmed, consistent, pale, delighted, dizzy, faint, identical, satisfied,
stiff, wet, pleased, bored, annoyed, preoccupied, disappointed, fed up, flushed,
crowded, ill, filled, disguised, content, happy
VERBE:
complete, flush, glow, quiver, shake, overflow, shiver, side, subscribe, supply,
threaten, tremble, trust, interfere, charge, fill, agree, compare, conflict, fight, mix,
reason
PREPOZITIA FROM:
SUBSTANTIVE:
difference, freedom, death
ADJECTIVE:
different, safe, free, dead
VERBE:
conceal, die, differ, escape, hide, prevent, protect, recover, start, free, suffer,
benefit, abstain, emerge, refrain
PREPOZITIA BY:
VERBE:
win, live, mean, multiply, divide, abide
Unele parti de vorbire din engleza pot fi urmate de mai multe prepozitii, in functie
de sensul dorit. Aceste parti de vorbire sunt: (smb = somebody, smth = something)
SUBSTANTIVE
– an adept in smth/at doing smth.
– concomitance with
– consistence/consistency with
– in contrast with
– doubt of smth
– in a large measure
– opinion of/on
– preoccupation with
– at smb’s suggestion
– adequate for/to
– prompt at/in
VERBE:
– dream about/of
– live on smth. = a trăi cu (un anumit fel de mâncare, a se hrăni): The cat lives on
mice. – Pisica se hrănește cu șoareci
– complain of smth
– bite, kick, point,throw to (daca ținta a fost atinsă sau dacă există intenția de a face
acțiunea)
Some nouns, particularly abstract nouns, have to be followed by a
prepositional phrase in order to demonstrate what they relate to. They
cannot just stand by themselves. There is usually only one possibility of
preposition which must be used after a particular noun. Occasionally
alternatives are possible. But in either event it is a matter of learning
which prepositions can be used with which nouns.
Here are some of the most common noun plus preposition combinations, but
there is space here only for a few of them. If you are in doubt as to which
preposition to use, always check with a good dictionary.
answer/reply/
access to addiction to allusion to
response to
contribution to damage to devotion to reference to
relevance to resistance to solution to threat to
The court ordered that access to his children would be restricted to
alternate Sundays.
It was his contribution to molecular biology that won him the Nobel
prize.
Addiction to alcohol is perhaps as serious as addiction to drugs in this
country.
The damage caused to his house was colossal after the hurricane.
Her devotion to her husband was unqualified.
There is no solution to this problem.
His answer/response/reply to his neighbour's accusation of damage
to the fence that divided them was to seek the advice of a solicitor.
Although there are thousands of squirrels in the wood, they
are no threat to the environment.
Note that the verbs and adjectives that these nouns are related to are
often followed by the same preposition:
I had a craving/longing/appetite/hunger/hankering
for oysters when I was pregnant.
connection
date with dealings with meeting with
with
involvement sympathy
link with quarrel with
with with
I've got a dinner date with Tommy on Saturday. ~
That's nice. How romantic!
I've got a meeting with the architects this afternoon,
so I shall be home late.
His dealings with Grenville Engineering were
suspended and all links / connections with the
organisation were severed.
I have no quarrel with his teachers. I think they did all
they could to deter him.
I have every sympathy with his family. They must be
so upset that he is now in prison.
Note that all of these nouns imply some sort of relationship with
people or things and they all have the linking preposition with.