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WorksheetsUnordinary / Ep 38
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
summary (n.) (ˈsʌməri)
özet — Write a short summary of the book.
detailed analysis — Provide an in-depth review of the book.
abstract — Create a brief overview of the book's themes.
synopsis — Summarize the main points of the book.
ramble (v.) (ˈræmbəl)
abuk subuk konuşmak, lafı uzatmak — He tends to ramble when he is nervous.
konuşmayı kesmek ve sessiz kalmak
kısa ve öz konuşmak
dikkatini dağıtmak ve başka bir konuya geçmek
slacker (n.) (ˈslækər)
tembel, aylak
çalışkan, gayretli
disiplinli, düzenli
başarılı, yetenekli
dedicated (adj.) (ˈdedɪkeɪtɪd)
özverili, kendini adamış — She is a dedicated teacher.
başarılı, yetenekli — He is a successful musician.
tembel, ilgisiz — She is a lazy student.
korkak, çekingen — He is a timid person.
butt into (v. phr.) (bʌt ˈɪntu)
Please don't interrupt our conversation.
burnunu sokmak, karışmak — Please don't butt into our conversation.
to leave someone alone
to join a conversation without invitation
bossy (adj.) (ˈbɔːsi)
otoriter, buyurgan — Don't be so bossy; let me do it my way.
sakin, huzur verici — You should be more calm in discussions.
güçlü, etkili — He has a strong influence on the team.
nazik, kibar — She is very polite and respectful.
plot (n.) (plɒt)
The plot of the movie was very complicated.
A character's development throughout the story.
The setting of the story, including time and place.
The theme or moral lesson of the story.
gossip (v.) (ˈɡɒsɪp)
dedikodu yapmak — It is rude to gossip about others.
konuşmak — It is polite to talk about others.
söylemek — It is acceptable to say things about others.
tartışmak — It is common to discuss others.
pay off (v. phr.) (peɪ ɔːf)
işe yaramak, karşılığını vermek — Hard work will eventually pay off.
başarısız olmak — To fail in an attempt.
geçersiz olmak — To be invalid.
kayıp vermek — To incur a loss.
discredit (v.) (dɪsˈkredɪt)
gözden düşürmek — He tried to discredit his opponent with lies.
yüceltmek — She tried to elevate her status in the company.
görmezden gelmek — He chose to ignore the criticism.
desteklemek — They decided to support the new policy.
figure out (v. phr.) (ˈfɪɡjər aʊt)
anlamak, çözmek — I can't figure out how to use this machine.
kullanmak, işletmek — I can't use this machine.
görmek, izlemek — I can't see how to use this machine.
duymak, işitmek — I can't hear how to use this machine.
inaccurate (adj.) (ɪnˈækjərət)
doğru
yanlış, hatalı
kesin
belirsiz
reasonable (adj.) (ˈriːzənəbəl)
makul — The price of the car is reasonable.
unreasonable — The price of the car is unreasonable.
exorbitant — The price of the car is exorbitant.
affordable — The price of the car is affordable.
mess (n.) (mes)
karmaşa, dağınıklık — Please clean up this mess.
temizlik — Please clean up this area.
düzen — Please clean up this order.
dağınık — Please clean up this clutter.
complain (v.) (kəmˈpleɪn)
şikayetlenmek — He likes to complain about the weather.
gülmek — She loves to laugh at jokes.
yemek yapmak — They enjoy cooking together.
yüzmek — He prefers swimming in the pool.
mope (v.) (moʊp)
surat asmak, üzülmek — Don't just mope in your room all day.
to celebrate joyfully
to work diligently
to complain loudly
get lost (phr.) (ɡet lɒst)
kaybol, defol — I don't want to talk to you; get lost!
görmek, bulmak — I want to see you; let's meet!
gelmek, varmak — I want to come to your place!
konuşmak, sohbet etmek — I want to talk to you!
forgive (v.) (fərˈɡɪv)
affetmek — Can you ever forgive me?
unutmak — Can you ever forget me?
kandırmak — Can you ever deceive me?
sevmek — Can you ever love me?
