Vitu vya Kila Siku kwa Kiingereza na Picha
Ukurasa huu unakufundisha majina ya vifaa na vitu vidogo unavyotumia au kuona mara kwa mara nyumbani. Jaribu kutaja vitu hivi kwa Kiingereza unapoviona ili kuvikumbuka kwa urahisi.
peephole
/ˈpiːp.hoʊl/
kitundu cha mlangoni
Hutumiwa kumtazama mtu aliye nje kabla ya kumfungulia mlango.
“Look through the peephole before you open the front door.”
keychain
/ˈkiːtʃeɪn/
kichocheo cha funguo, pete ya funguo
Hushikilia funguo pamoja ili zisipotee kirahisi.
“I keep all my house keys on a cute keychain.”
shoehorn
/ˈʃuːˌhɔːrn/
kifaa cha kuvalia viatu
Hukusaidia kuingiza kisigino ndani ya kiatu kwa urahisi.
“He used a shoehorn to slide into his tight leather boots.”
doorbell
/ˈdɔːrbɛl/
kengele ya mlangoni
Hubonyezwa na wageni nje ya nyumba ili kutoa taarifa ya kuwasili.
“Please ring the doorbell when you arrive at my house.”
tweezers
/ˈtwiːzərz/
koleo ndogo, kibano
Hutumika kung'oa au kuokota vitu vidogo sana kwa umakini.
“She used tweezers to remove a wooden splinter from her finger.”
corkscrew
/ˈkɔːrk.skruː/
kizibuo
Kifaa chenye skrubu cha kufungulia vizibo vya chupa za mvinyo.
“Do you have a corkscrew to open this bottle of wine?”
lanyard
/ˈlænjərd/
utepe wa shingoni
Huvishwa shingoni kubeba vitambulisho au funguo kazini.
“All office workers must wear their security pass on a lanyard.”
padlock
/ˈpædlɒk/
kufuli
Kifaa cha chuma kinachofungwa kwa ufunguo kulinda milango au mageti.
“He secured his gym locker with a strong padlock.”
coaster
/ˈkoʊstər/
kikalio cha glasi
Huwekwa chini ya glasi au kikombe ili kuzuia meza isiharibike.
“Put your coffee mug on a coaster so you do not mark the desk.”
hinge
/hɪndʒ/
pande, bawaba
Hufanya mlango, geti au kifuniko kiweze kufunguka na kufungika.
“The door hinge makes a loud squeaking sound every time it opens.”
clothespin
/ˈkloʊðz.pɪn/
banio la nguo, pini ya nguo
Hukaza nguo kwenye kamba ili zisianguke au kupeperushwa na upepo.
“Use a clothespin to hang that wet shirt on the line outside.”
thumbtack
/ˈθʌmˌtæk/
pini ya kibao
Pini fupi yenye kichwa bapa ya kubandikia karatasi ukutani au ubaoni.
“She pinned the concert poster to the corkboard with a thumbtack.”
funnel
/ˈfʌn.əl/
mrija, phaneli
Kifaa chenye mdomo mpana kinachotumika kumiminia vimiminika kwenye chupa.
“Use a plastic funnel to pour the hot soup into the glass jar.”
/ˈdɔːrstɑːp/
kizuia mlango
Huwekwa chini ya mlango ili usijifunge kwa nguvu au upepo.
“Put a heavy doorstop by the entrance so the breeze does not shut it.”
pacifier
/ˈpæsɪfaɪər/
chuchu bandia, kidodoki
Hupewa mtoto mchanga anyonye ili kumtuliza asilie.
“The crying baby quickly relaxed once she had her pacifier.”
buckle
/ˈbʌk.əl/
kifungo cha mkanda
Kifaa cha chuma au plastiki kinachounganisha ncha mbili za mkanda.
“The shiny silver buckle on his belt caught the light.”
doormat
/ˈdɔːr.mæt/
mkeka wa mlangoni, zulia la mlango
Huwekwa mlangoni ili watu wajipanguse miguu na viatu kabla ya kuingia.
“Wipe your wet shoes on the doormat before you come inside.”
shoelace
/ˈʃuːleɪs/
kamba ya kiatu
Kamba nyembamba inayotumiwa kufunga na kukaza kiatu mguuni.
“Your left shoelace is untied and you might trip over it.”
thimble
/ˈθɪmbl/
subana
Kofia ndogo ya kidole inayomlinda anayeshona asichomwe na sindano.
“Wear a metal thimble so the sewing needle does not poke your finger.”
squeegee
/ˈskwiːdʒiː/
kikwanguo cha maji
Kifaa cha mpira kinachovuta na kukausha maji kwenye vioo au sakafu.
“Use the squeegee to clear water off the shower glass after bathing.”
