Vocabulary of my poem

Here you can see some expressions from my poem, The life what we live.

pouring rain: very hard rain. 'zuhogó/szakadó eső'

to reside in: to be present. 'jelen van'

to be hung up: to be frustrated, long faced. 'csalódott'

to chirp: (bird song), to chatter. 'csiripel'

appearance: illusory, pseudo. 'látszat'

consequence: attendant. 'konzekvencia, következmény'

to redeem: to save, to buy off. 'megvált vmit/vkit'

evil: bad, atrocious. 'rossz, gonosz'

Thankful expressions from my blog entry "A so-wished award"

We usually say thanks on the simple way of "Thanks!", but as I wanted my blog entry, "A so-wished award" to be based on "acknowledgements", I had to look for synonyms of saying thanks.

• to be grateful to sy for sg: hálásnak lenni (vkinek vmiért), nagyon köszönni vmit
• to be obliged to sy for sg: lekötelezettje vkinek, igen hálásnak lenni. I'm much obliged: nagyon köszönöm
• to greatly appreciate sg: nagyra becsülni vmit
  
• to express one's gratitude to sy (for sg): kifejezi a háláját vkinek (vmiért).
• to recognize sy (e.g. a company) for sg: elismer, méltányol, értékel

"Theatre or whatever"

Hi everyone!
I would like to give you some useful expressions from my latest blog entry, Theatre or whatever. I think I managed to put more unknown words in it than needed, but actually I wrote it in Hungarian first.

• to dull: 'eltompul'. jaded, blunt, numb: 'tompa', 'eltompult'
• to stand to lose: to be about to lose. 'vesztésre áll'
• shackle: a cramp, a hobble. 'béklyó'
• to quell: to oppress, to keep down 'elnyom'
  

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Expressions from my writing "Pride but prejudice"

I would like to share some expressions I used in my blog entry "Pride but prejudice".

• geek (not in the meaning of 'computer enthusiast'): an excessive studier, an eager beaver, a bookworm, a wonk. 'stréber, buzgómócsing'
• Rom (or rom): a gipsy man (Roma in plural). 'roma (férfi)'
• abusive: insulting, rude. 'sértő, sértegető'
• superficially: externally, not thoroughly. 'felszínesen, felületesen'

According to Google's define operator, stereotype means:
"An exaggerated image of the characteristics of a particular group."
"[A] negative or limiting preconceived belief about a certain type of person that is applied to everyone in that group."