WorksheetsUnordinary / Ep 30
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
feed off (v. phr.) (fiːd ɔːf)
-den beslenmek — Some animals feed off dead plants.
-den kaçınmak — Some animals avoid dead plants.
-den uzak durmak — Some animals stay away from dead plants.
-den yararlanmak — Some animals benefit from living plants.
work overtime (v. phr.) (wɜːrk ˈoʊvərtaɪm)
fazla mesai yapmak — I have to work overtime tonight.
çalışmak — I have to work hard tonight.
dinlenmek — I need to rest tonight.
geç kalmak — I will be late tonight.
by the time (conj.) (baɪ ðə taɪm)
-e kadar — By the time we arrived, the movie had started.
-e kadar — By the time we left, it was raining.
-e kadar — By the time we finished, it was too late.
-e kadar — By the time we called, they had already left.
how 'bout it (phr.) (haʊ baʊt ɪt)
ne dersin — We are going to the cinema, how 'bout it?
what do you think — Let's go to the park, how 'bout it?
are you interested — We are going to the beach, how 'bout it?
what's your opinion — We are going to the mall, how 'bout it?
at this rate (phr.) (ət ðɪs reɪt)
bu gidişle — At this rate, we will never finish on time.
bu hızla — At this speed, we will finish early.
bu durumda — In this situation, we will succeed.
bu yolla — By this way, we will get lost.
failure (n.) (ˈfeɪljər)
başarısızlık — Fear of failure shouldn't stop you.
başarı — Success is the key to happiness.
deneme — Attempting is better than failing.
kayıp — Loss is a part of life.
punk (n.) (pʌŋk)
serseri, zibidi — The old man called the rude boy a punk.
a type of music characterized by loud, aggressive sounds
a young person who behaves in a rebellious manner
a term used to describe a weak or cowardly person
reek (v.) (riːk)
kötü kokmak — You need a mint because your breath reeks.
güzel kokmak — Your perfume smells lovely.
tazelemek — Please refresh the room with air freshener.
kapatmak — Close the door quietly.
got it? (phr.) (ɡɒt ɪt)
anlaşıldı mı? — Don't touch that button, got it?
anlamadım — Can you explain that again?
tamam — I understand now.
bilmiyorum — I don't know.
ridiculous (adj.) (rɪˈdɪkjələs)
gülünç, saçma — That is a ridiculous price for a coffee.
makul, mantıklı — This price is reasonable.
ciddi, ağır — The situation is serious.
güzel, hoş — The view is beautiful.
stall (v.) (stɔːl)
oyalamaya çalışmak, savsaklamak — Stop trying to stall; just answer the question.
hızla ilerlemek — To move quickly forward.
durdurmak — To stop something completely.
sürdürmek — To continue or maintain something.
extension (n.) (ɪkˈstenʃən)
uzatma — Can I have an extension on the deadline?
kısa süreli bir uzatma
bir şeyin genişletilmesi
bir şeyin sona ermesi
be no exception (v. phr.) (bi noʊ ɪkˈsepʃən)
istisna olmamak — Everyone must follow the rules, you are no exception.
to be treated differently from others
to have special privileges
to be an exception to the rule
flex (v.) (fleks)
esnetmek — He likes to flex his muscles at the gym.
güçsüzleşmek — She feels weak after the workout.
rahatlamak — He likes to relax after exercising.
sıkı durmak — They need to hold on tight during the ride.
reckless (adj.) (ˈrekləs)
cautious, careful
pervasız, umursamaz
thoughtful, considerate
prudent, wise
bail out (v. phr.) (beɪl aʊt)
kurtarmak, kefalet ödeyerek sebest bıraktırmak
tutuklamak
kaçmak
yargılamak
leech (n.) (liːtʃ)
sülük, asalak tip — He is a leech who lives off his parents' money.
a type of fish found in freshwater
a medical tool used for bloodletting
a person who is very generous
be impressed (v. phr.) (bi ɪmˈprest)
etkilenmek — I was impressed by her singing.
mutlu olmak — I was happy with the results.
şaşırmak — I was surprised by the news.
kızmak — I was angry about the situation.
