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WorksheetsUnordinary / Ep 3
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
increase (v.) (ɪnˈkriːs)
artırmak — They plan to increase production next year.
azaltmak — They plan to decrease production next year.
durdurmak — They plan to stop production next year.
sürdürmek — They plan to maintain production next year.
I get it (phr.) (aɪˈɡɛtɪt)
anladım — “I get it, you’re busy right now.”
anlamıyorum — “I don’t understand.”
belirsizim — “I’m uncertain.”
anlayışlıyım — “I am understanding.”
threat (n.) (θrɛt)
tehdit — The email contained a serious threat.
a promise of safety
a type of email
a form of communication
work (v.) (wɜːrk)
işe yaramak — The medicine really works.
çalışmak — He works at a bank.
iş bulmak — She is looking for work.
boşuna harcamak — Don't work for nothing.
mind your own business (phr.) (maɪndjɔːroʊnˈbɪznəs)
işine bak — “Mind your own business! This doesn’t concern you.”
başka işlere karışma
kendi işine bak
bana karışma
currently (adv.) (ˈkɜrəntli)
şu anda, halihazırda — She is currently studying abroad.
geçmişte — She studied abroad last year.
gelecekte — She will study abroad next year.
her zaman — She studies abroad every year.
in fact (phr.) (ɪnfækt)
aslında — In fact, I’ve already seen that movie.
gerçekten — I really enjoyed that concert.
doğru — That is correct.
belki — Maybe I will go to the party.
burn to a crisp (phr.) (bɜrntuəkrɪsp)
yakıp kül etmek — The fire burned the house to a crisp.
yakıp yok etmek — The fire destroyed the house completely.
yakmak — To set something on fire.
küllerini bırakmak — To leave ashes behind.
back (something) up (phr. v.) (bæksʌmθɪŋʌp)
desteklemek — He backed up his claim with evidence.
reddetmek — He rejected the proposal without consideration.
görmezden gelmek — She ignored the warning signs.
desteklemek — They supported the initiative with funds.
durability (n.) (ˌdjʊrəˈbɪləti)
dayanıklılık — This phone is known for its durability.
kırılganlık — This material is known for its fragility.
hafiflik — This product is known for its lightness.
ucuzluk — This item is known for its affordability.
seriously (adv.) (ˈsɪriəsli)
cidden — Do you seriously believe that story?
cidden — Are you joking about that?
cidden — Do you think that's funny?
cidden — Are you really considering that?
beat (v.) (biːt)
dövmek, yenmek — They beat their opponents easily.
kazanmak, elde etmek — They won the match.
kaybetmek, düşmek — They fell behind in the game.
savunmak, korumak — They defended their title.
skin (n.) (skɪn)
deri — She has very sensitive skin.
epidermis — The epidermis is the outer layer of skin.
dermatology — Dermatology is the study of skin diseases.
cuticle — The cuticle protects the nail bed.
lay low (phr. v.) (leɪloʊ)
to avoid drawing attention to oneself
to confront someone directly
to express one's feelings openly
to take a bold action
rock solid (adj.) (rɒkˈsɒlɪd)
çok sağlam — The table was rock solid and didn’t move at all.
kırılgan — The chair was very fragile and broke easily.
yumuşak — The pillow was soft and comfortable.
hafif — The box was light and easy to carry.
weakling (n.) (ˈwiːklɪŋ)
cılız kimse — The bully picked on the weakling at school.
güçlü bir kişi — The strong person defended the weakling.
bir lider — A leader stands up for the weak.
cesur bir savaşçı — A brave warrior fights for justice.
though (conj.) (ðoʊ)
fakat, gerçi — I liked the movie, though it was a bit long.
ancak, fakat — I didn't go to the party, though I was invited.
ama — She was tired, though she finished her work.
ve — He likes coffee, though he prefers tea.
piss oneself (phr. v.) (pɪswʌnˈsɛlf)
altına yapmak — I laughed so hard I pissed myself.
gülmek — I laughed so hard I cried.
ağlamak — I laughed so hard I screamed.
koşmak — I laughed so hard I ran.
shut the fuck up (phr.) (ʃʌtðəfʌkʌp)
kapa çeneni! — “Shut the fuck up! I can’t hear the TV.”
lütfen sessiz ol!
ne yapıyorsun?
bunu yapma!
gloat (v.) (ɡloʊt)
sinsice sevinmek, böbürlenmek — He couldn’t stop gloating after winning the game.
üzülmek, acı çekmek — She felt gloating after her loss.
rahatlamak, dinlenmek — He was gloating after a long day at work.
korkmak, endişelenmek — They were gloating about their fears.
