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Unordinary / Ep 3

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

increase (v.) (ɪnˈkriːs)

a)

artırmak — They plan to increase production next year.

b)

azaltmak — They plan to decrease production next year.

c)

durdurmak — They plan to stop production next year.

d)

sürdürmek — They plan to maintain production next year.

2.

I get it (phr.) (aɪˈɡɛtɪt)

a)

anladım — “I get it, you’re busy right now.”

b)

anlamıyorum — “I don’t understand.”

c)

belirsizim — “I’m uncertain.”

d)

anlayışlıyım — “I am understanding.”

3.

threat (n.) (θrɛt)

a)

tehdit — The email contained a serious threat.

b)

a promise of safety

c)

a type of email

d)

a form of communication

4.

work (v.) (wɜːrk)

a)

işe yaramak — The medicine really works.

b)

çalışmak — He works at a bank.

c)

iş bulmak — She is looking for work.

d)

boşuna harcamak — Don't work for nothing.

5.

mind your own business (phr.) (maɪndjɔːroʊnˈbɪznəs)

a)

işine bak — “Mind your own business! This doesn’t concern you.”

b)

başka işlere karışma

c)

kendi işine bak

d)

bana karışma

6.

currently (adv.) (ˈkɜrəntli)

a)

şu anda, halihazırda — She is currently studying abroad.

b)

geçmişte — She studied abroad last year.

c)

gelecekte — She will study abroad next year.

d)

her zaman — She studies abroad every year.

7.

in fact (phr.) (ɪnfækt)

a)

aslında — In fact, I’ve already seen that movie.

b)

gerçekten — I really enjoyed that concert.

c)

doğru — That is correct.

d)

belki — Maybe I will go to the party.

8.

burn to a crisp (phr.) (bɜrntuəkrɪsp)

a)

yakıp kül etmek — The fire burned the house to a crisp.

b)

yakıp yok etmek — The fire destroyed the house completely.

c)

yakmak — To set something on fire.

d)

küllerini bırakmak — To leave ashes behind.

9.

back (something) up (phr. v.) (bæksʌmθɪŋʌp)

a)

desteklemek — He backed up his claim with evidence.

b)

reddetmek — He rejected the proposal without consideration.

c)

görmezden gelmek — She ignored the warning signs.

d)

desteklemek — They supported the initiative with funds.

10.

durability (n.) (ˌdjʊrəˈbɪləti)

a)

dayanıklılık — This phone is known for its durability.

b)

kırılganlık — This material is known for its fragility.

c)

hafiflik — This product is known for its lightness.

d)

ucuzluk — This item is known for its affordability.

11.

seriously (adv.) (ˈsɪriəsli)

a)

cidden — Do you seriously believe that story?

b)

cidden — Are you joking about that?

c)

cidden — Do you think that's funny?

d)

cidden — Are you really considering that?

12.

beat (v.) (biːt)

a)

dövmek, yenmek — They beat their opponents easily.

b)

kazanmak, elde etmek — They won the match.

c)

kaybetmek, düşmek — They fell behind in the game.

d)

savunmak, korumak — They defended their title.

13.

skin (n.) (skɪn)

a)

deri — She has very sensitive skin.

b)

epidermis — The epidermis is the outer layer of skin.

c)

dermatology — Dermatology is the study of skin diseases.

d)

cuticle — The cuticle protects the nail bed.

14.

lay low (phr. v.) (leɪloʊ)

a)

to avoid drawing attention to oneself

b)

to confront someone directly

c)

to express one's feelings openly

d)

to take a bold action

15.

rock solid (adj.) (rɒkˈsɒlɪd)

a)

çok sağlam — The table was rock solid and didn’t move at all.

b)

kırılgan — The chair was very fragile and broke easily.

c)

yumuşak — The pillow was soft and comfortable.

d)

hafif — The box was light and easy to carry.

16.

weakling (n.) (ˈwiːklɪŋ)

a)

cılız kimse — The bully picked on the weakling at school.

b)

güçlü bir kişi — The strong person defended the weakling.

c)

bir lider — A leader stands up for the weak.

d)

cesur bir savaşçı — A brave warrior fights for justice.

17.

though (conj.) (ðoʊ)

a)

fakat, gerçi — I liked the movie, though it was a bit long.

b)

ancak, fakat — I didn't go to the party, though I was invited.

c)

ama — She was tired, though she finished her work.

d)

ve — He likes coffee, though he prefers tea.

18.

piss oneself (phr. v.) (pɪswʌnˈsɛlf)

a)

altına yapmak — I laughed so hard I pissed myself.

b)

gülmek — I laughed so hard I cried.

c)

ağlamak — I laughed so hard I screamed.

d)

koşmak — I laughed so hard I ran.

19.

shut the fuck up (phr.) (ʃʌtðəfʌkʌp)

a)

kapa çeneni! — “Shut the fuck up! I can’t hear the TV.”

b)

lütfen sessiz ol!

c)

ne yapıyorsun?

d)

bunu yapma!

20.

gloat (v.) (ɡloʊt)

a)

sinsice sevinmek, böbürlenmek — He couldn’t stop gloating after winning the game.

b)

üzülmek, acı çekmek — She felt gloating after her loss.

c)

rahatlamak, dinlenmek — He was gloating after a long day at work.

d)

korkmak, endişelenmek — They were gloating about their fears.