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WorksheetsUnordinary / Ep 21
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
glaring (adj.) (ˈɡleərɪŋ)
göze çarpan, göze batan
gizli, saklı
önemsiz, dikkate alınmayacak
belirsiz, muğlak
ban (v.) (bæn)
yasaklamak — They decided to ban smoking inside the building.
serbest bırakmak — They decided to allow smoking inside the building.
desteklemek — They decided to support smoking inside the building.
tahsis etmek — They decided to allocate space for smoking inside the building.
protagonist (n.) (prəˈtæɡənɪst)
baş kahraman — The protagonist learns a valuable lesson at the end of the story.
bir yan karakter — The antagonist opposes the protagonist.
bir hikaye — The protagonist is the main character in a story.
bir olay — The protagonist is involved in a conflict.
equal (adj.) (ˈiːkwəl)
eşit — All people should have equal rights.
farklı — All people should have different rights.
üstün — Some people should have superior rights.
azınlık — Some people should have minority rights.
in order to (phr.) (ɪn ˈɔːrdər tuː)
amacıyla, maksadıyla — He studied hard in order to pass the exam.
sadece, yalnızca — He went there just to see her.
öncelikle, ilk olarak — First, he completed his homework.
sonuç olarak, bu nedenle — Therefore, he decided to leave.
introduce (v.) (ˌɪntrəˈdjuːs)
sunmak, takdim etmek — Let me introduce you to my friend.
görüşmek, buluşmak — I will meet you later.
tanımak, bilmek — Do you know her?
sormak, istemek — Can I ask you something?
I mean it (phr.) (aɪ ˈmiːn ɪt)
ciddiyim, doğru söylüyorum — I mean it, don’t be late again.
bunu kastetmiyorum — I don’t mean this.
sadece şaka yapıyorum — I’m just joking.
bunu unutma — Don’t forget this.
just society (n. phr.) (dʒʌst səˈsaɪəti)
adil toplum — A just society treats all people equally.
A society that prioritizes wealth over equality.
A society that enforces strict laws without fairness.
A society that values individualism over community.
act on (phr. v.) (ækt ɒn)
göre davranmak — You should act on the advice your teacher gave you.
to ignore someone's advice
to act in a play
to take a break from work
violence (n.) (ˈvaɪələns)
şiddet — We must find ways to stop violence in schools.
barış — We must find ways to promote peace in schools.
nezaket — We must find ways to encourage politeness in schools.
güvenlik — We must find ways to ensure safety in schools.
outcome (n.) (ˈaʊtkʌm)
sonuç, çıktı — The outcome of the experiment was unexpected.
bir sonuç elde etmek
deneyin başlangıcı
sonuçların analizi
yell (v.) (jel)
bağırmak — Don’t yell at me; I can hear you just fine.
sessiz kalmak — Please be quiet.
gülmek — I can't stop laughing.
konuşmak — Let's talk about it.
strange (adj.) (streɪndʒ)
tuhaf, garip — It felt strange to be back in my old school.
normal, sıradan — Everything seemed normal at the party.
familiar, tanıdık — The place felt familiar after all these years.
ordinary, sıradan — It was an ordinary day at the office.
premise (n.) (ˈpremɪs)
What does the term 'premise' refer to?önerme, öncül — The whole argument is based on a false premise.
A conclusion drawn from evidence.
A type of logical fallacy.
An assumption that is always true.
dedicate (v.) (ˈdedɪkeɪt)
to give up one's life for a cause
to devote time and effort to a particular task
to abandon all personal goals
to travel extensively around the world
somehow (adv.) (ˈsʌmhaʊ)
nasılsa, bir şekilde — Somehow, we managed to finish the task on time.
herhangi bir şekilde — In any way, we could not complete the task.
kesinlikle — Definitely, we will finish the task.
belki — Maybe, we will finish the task.
despite (prep.) (dɪˈspaɪt)
rağmen — Despite the rain, the match continued.
karşı — Despite the challenges, she succeeded.
üstüne — Despite the noise, he studied.
dışında — Despite the distance, they met.
take matters into one's own hands (phr.) (teɪk ˈmætərz ˈɪntuː wʌnz əʊn hændz)
kendi göbeğini kendi kesmek — They’ve taken matters into their own hands and started the project themselves.
bir şeyi kendi başına yapmak — He decided to take matters into his own hands and fix the issue himself.
başkalarının işine karışmak — She often takes matters into her own hands when she sees a problem.
sorunları başkalarına bırakmak — They prefer to take matters into their own hands rather than rely on others.
structure (n.) (ˈstrʌktʃər)
yapı — The structure of the bridge is very strong.
bina — The building was designed with modern architecture.
şekil — The shape of the object is unique.
form — The form of the sculpture is abstract.
