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1955 vlnda stanbul'da dodu, Pertevniyal Lisesi ni 1974 ylnda bitirdi. Bir sre stan
bul niversitesi Edebiyat Fakltesi ngiliz Dili \e Edebiyat Blm ne devam etti. Daha son
ra Marmara niversitesi Basn Yayn Yksel Okulu ndan mezun oldu. almalarn bir sre
serbest gazeteci olarak srdrd. eitli firmalarda export-import manager olarak grev ald,
1996-1999 yllar arasnda, srasyla: stanbul niversitesi nin Eczaclk Fakltesi. Di Hekim
lii Fakltesi. Veteriner Fakltesi, Kimya Fakltesi. Fen Fakltesi. apa Tp Fakltesi. Cer
rahpaa Tp Fakltesi. Adli Tp Kurumu; Marmara niversitesi nin Eczaclk Fakltesi, Spor
Akademisi. Kimya Fakltesi. letme Fakltesi. Gzel Sanatlar Fakltesi. Mimarsinan niver
sitesi Fen Edebiyat Fakltesi. T naat Fakltesi. Florence Nightingale Hemirelik Yksek
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ngilizce - Trke
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SYNONYM ALIMASI
inas BADEMCOLU
ubat 2002. stanbul
xi
349- agile (ac'a> 1) : evik
Sirk cambazn izleyen kk bir ocuk: "'Ben
de EVK biriyim. ple yryebilirim" dey in
ce: babas: 'E CAHL (agilel bunun EVK
olmakla ne ini si var!"' der
253- perish (per) : lmek: mahvolmak,
yok olmak
Kocas len PERHAN hanm teselli etmek
isteyen komusu: PER (perish) zntden
MAHVOLDUN. Bu kadar kendini zme"
der.
53- fascinate (fasTneyt) : bylemek
Evlilik yl dnmlerini kutlamak zere, bir
ift akam yemeine gider Dinledikleri FA
SIL HEYETni ok beenirler. Kendi arala
rnda: FASIL HEYET insan (fascinate
BYLYOR" diye konuurlar.
221- squander (skvvan'dr) : (para v.s.)
arur etmek
Dn iin hazrlad yemeklere yaman su
koyduunu gren aba: "PARAMIZI
ARUR EDEN PM AA SU KOYAN
DIR (squander)" diye onu ditirir
367- sneer ut (snir at) : kksemek, alay
etmek
Okuldan gelen kznn aladn gren anne
nedenim sorduunda, kz: "Beni arkadala
rm SNR Eltiler (sneer at! yeni ayakkabm
la ALAY ETTLER" der
XII
steadily fstedili)
check in (ek n)
lash (ia)
eyesight (aysayt)
zeal (zil)
agile (cayl)
perish (per)
fascinate (fsnevt)
squander (skvvandr)
sneer at (snr at)
1. - 25. Kelimeler
1- famine (fm'in) : ktlk
famine = dearth
famine x abundance : bolluk
Bir mzik retmeni rencilerine yeni beste
ledii arksn retmektedir O srada yoldan
geen bir isiz notalar duyar. inden "FA M.
FA M. Bu da ne byle? (Famine) Ben ALIKtan KITLIKtan perianm diye dnr.
Anohter crop failure could result in widespread famine.
The dearth of medical supplies made the
situation even more serious.
There was an abundance of wine at the
wedding.
6
16- vast Hast : geni. byk
vast = immense
\ ast x tin\ : kk
1 ezgahtur zorlu miierisini ikna etmeye al
makladr, Salmak isledii ekelleri reten
(Vasi) adl Fima'nn WEST'te batda (vasi)
GEN ve OK BYK imkanlara sahip lek
firma olduunu syleerek, daha ucuza mal
bulamay acat belirtir
He is responsible lor running a vast organization
They spent an immense amount of time
getting the engine into perfect condition.
I don't know wny you are so cross-we are
only a tiny bit late.
17- relentless rilcnt'lsl : acmasz
relentless = rutlless
relentless \ niltl : kibar, nazik
Dinya'daki ilk seslendirilnesi yaplacak olan
ada bir opera iin, ok iiz sesli bir soprano
aranmaktadr. Adaylar iinde sesinin ok liz
olduunu ileri sren bir bayan dinleyen y
netmen: "Senin NEREN TZ (relentless)" di
yerek ACIMASIZca eletirin
He was relentless in auestioning the suspect
The enemy killed vvomen and children
vvith ruthless cruelty.
He has too rnild a nature to get angry.
even if he has good cause.
1<S- enhance (inhans' : /.enginletirmek
enlante = erich
enhance x depreciate : ucuzlatmak
Yiiklii miktarda bir mal sat iin devam eden
grmelerde ELL FENCE lik bir ksuratta
taklp kalnmtr. Taraftardan biri: "ELL
FENCE ne seni ne de beni (enhance > ZEN
GNLETRR. Gel de anlaalm" der.
Good secretarial skills should enhance
your chances oi getting a job
Music can enrich your vvhole life.
The cars value wili depreciate by about
$2000 in the first year.
8
22-surmount (srnaunt') : stesinden
gelmek
surmount = overcome
surmount x succumb : yenilmek
eitli trde mallardan oluan ykl bir sipari
alan konfeksiyon firmas yetkilileri, mont hari
hereyi hazrlamlardr. malat mdr: "SIRA
MONT ta, (surmount) onunda STESNDEN
GELRZ" diyerek dierlerine moral verir.
I think mos of these obstacles can be surmounted.
Eventually she managed to ovetcome her
shyness.
After an artillery bombardment lasting several days ihe iovvn finaily succumbed.
famine
drought
explode
poverty
misstatement
: ktlk
: kuraklk
: patla(t)mak
: yoksulluk
: yanl, kusurlu beyan,
cmle
revise
gzden geirmek
admittedly
: kabul etmek gerekirse
unimaginative : hayal gcnden
yoksun
! irrevelant
: (konuyla) ilgisiz,
balantsz
i vacant
: bo, mnhal (kadro vs.)
j deceptive
: kandrc
vvealthy
: zengin
! smooth
: yumuak, przsz
Y...........................
superficial
versatile
vast
relentless
enhance
captivate
testimony
induce
surmount
demolitior
decay
annihilation
-----------------------------: yzeysel
: her ie uygun (alet,
edevat iin) elinden
her i gelen (insan iin)'
: geni, byk
: acmasz
: zenginletirmek
: sarmak, etkisi altna
almak
: ifade
: ikna etmek; sebep
olmak
; stesinden gelmek
: imha eylemi
: rmek
i yok etme
-....-.......................... J
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22- surmount (srmaunt'l : stesinden
gelmek
surmount = overcoe
surmount x succumb : yenilmek
eitli trde mallardan oluan ykl bir sipari
alan konfeksiyon firmas yetkilileri, mont hari
hereyi hazrlamlardr. malat mdr: "SIRA
MONT ta. (surmount) onunda STESNDEN
GELRZ" diyerek dierlerine mora! verir,
I think most of these obstacles can be surmounted.
Eventually she managed to overcome her
shyness.
After an artillery bombardment lasiing several days the own finally succumbed.
23- demolition (dmaTin) : imha eylemi
demolition = devustation
demolition x building : ina etme
Bir ihbar deerlendiren polis, uzayllar ks
kvrak yakalar. Sorgulama srasnda kod ad
THE MOR IN olan bir (demolition) MHA
EYLEMni gerekletirmek zere olduklar
ortaya kar.
A large area has been cleared in preparation tor the demolition of the block of flats.
If disease is allowed to spread among the
crops, it will cause widespread devastation.
Science and the arts are the building
blocks of (=the basic things hat make) a
good education.
24- decay (dikey): rmek
decay = \vither
decay x fiourish : serpilmek, gelimek
Tropikal bitkiler uzman verdii konferansla:
"ok deiik zellikleri olan ve pek az kiinin
bildii trlerde mevcuttur, rnein, bu iei
DKEY ekerseniz (decay) RR" diye
aklamada bulunur.
They claimed that the plastics would not
decay if they were buried.
The hot dry wind vvithered the plants.
Nothing seems to fiourish in my gardenperhaps the soil is too poor.
famine
drought
explode
poverty
misstatement
: ktlk
: kuraklk
: patla(t)mak
: yoksulluk
: yanl, kusurlu beyan,
cmle
revise
: gzden geirmek
admittedly
: kabul etmek gerekirse
unimaginative hayal gcnden
yoksun
irrevelant
: (konuyla) ilgisiz,
balantsz
vacant
: bo, mnhal (kadro vs.)
deceptive
: kandrc
vvealthy
: zengin
smooth
: yumuak, przsz
V
superficial
versatile
vast
relentless
enhance
captivate
testimony
induce
surmount
demolition
decay
annihilation
yzeysel
her ie uygun (alet,
i
edevat iin) elinden
her i gelen (insan iin)
geni, byk
acmasz
zenginletirmek
sarmak, etkisi altna
almak
ifade
ikna etmek; sebep
olmak
stesinden gelmek
imha eylemi
i
rmek
yok etme
....... ................................................................ -s /
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I. -
25. Altrmalar
10)
d) surmount
2)
d) pleny
b) poverty
c) ruhiess
d) imaginative
b) vacant
c) ruthless
d) imaginative
c) deceptive
d) ruthless
c) vvither
d) versaile
intention,
sirnilar.
revise.
close.
imaginative,
deceitful.
similariiy
preoccupied
1)
2)
3)
4)
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26.
50. Kelimeler
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16
38- public (pAb'lik) : kann
public = society
Yeni alacak "PB-LK" adl Pub iin tan
tn kampanyas yaplmaktadr. Hazrlklar
yrten reklam irketinin sahibi alanlarna
hitaben: "yle bir film hazrlayn ki PUP LK
iin. Etkili olsun. KAMUnun (public) ilgisi
PAMUK PLne benzer." diye uyarda bu
lunur.
The rise in drug-taking is a matter of pub
lic concern
We must also consider the needs of younger
members of society.
39-service (sr'vs) : askerlik hizmeti
ngiliz asilzade SIR VICE pasaport almak
iin Scotland Yard'a gider. lgili memur:
"SIR VICE siz ASKERLK HZMET (ser
vice) yapmsnz. Size pasaport verebiliriz"
der.
Ziya joined the Navy and spent 30 years
in the service.
40- bv far (bay far) : ziyadesiyle
by far = escessivel'y
bv far x moderately : az ok
Kod ad BAY FAR olan bir ajandan, ift taraf
l alt ynnde kuklanlmaktadr. An
cak efi: BAY FAR m? (by far) ona ZYA
DESYLE gvenebiliriz Ben kefilim" diye
rek onu korur.
She was by far the camps best swimmer.
The salesman was excessive!y persistent.
The company remains moderately profitable, but it is not making as much rroney
as it should.
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18
19
2 0
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u rg u s a l
S z l k
seem ingly
stem from
confide
yield to
ort out
show to
do up
take off
cali out
make up
hold on
check in
1 public
grnte
-den meydana gelmek
inanmak, gvenmek
-e cevap vermek
zmek
gstermek
(dme vs.)
dmelemek, balamak
havalanmak
yksek sesle armak
(bir ey sylemek)
uydurmak (hikaye vs.)
(hatta) kalmak,
ayrlmamak
(otel vs ye) giri
yapmak
kamu
service
by far
allege
prem ises
scarcely
tiptoe
to be bound
to start
debater
participant
im plem ent
bear
co n flic t
askerlik hizmeti
ziyadesiyle
iddia etmek
tesis, mlk
ancak, kt ktna
ayaklarnn ucunda
yrmek
balayaca kein
olmak
tartmac
katlmc
uygulamaya geirmek
dayanmak, katlanmak
atma, uzlamazlk,
ihtilaf
d) participant
d) ort out
d) straighten out
d) participant
d) exert
9)
10)
d) arise
d) tiptoe
cali up
deny
clash
tiptoe
hardly
hardly
d) daim
d) deny
d) untie
Vocabulary (26-50)
tiny,
mild,
concealed,
ignores,
touch down,
implemented,
ruthless,
booked in,
immense,
to be bound to
K e l im e
8)
9)
10)
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
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51.
- 75.
Kelimeler
O n
K e l im e
E z b e r le le n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
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57- raise (reyz) : ykseltmek
raise = uplift
raise x lovver : alaltmak
REZ. bakliyat ve pirin ticareti ile uraan
saygn bir markadr. Ancak irketin yapt bir
dizi pazarlama hatalar sonucu, satlar olduk
a dmtr. Firma sahibi, yaplan toplant
da: "REZin satlarn (raise) YKSELT
MEK iin ne gerekiyorsa yapn'' diye talimat
verir.
Meanvvhile each member of the opposition party raised their voices in anger.
Large areas of paving were uplifted by the
earthquake.
She lovvered her voice and leaned forward
58- cope \vith (kop widh): stesinden gelmek
cope \vith = overcome
cope itli x fail : baaramamak
Hrszlardan bkan site yneticileri sonunda
sokak kpeklerini bu i iin kullanmaya karar
verir. Site bakan: Bunlar KOPUK Tler
(cope with) bu iin STESNDEN GELR
LER" diyerek soruna zm getirir
Could you give me something to help me
cope with the pain, doctor?
Eventually she managed to overcome her
shyness in class.
I tried to persuade him to come, but I failed.
59- in slarne (in eym) : utantan
shame = nortification
slarne x pride : vnme
ocuunun iledii sua ok sinirlenen anne
si. dili srnce: Hi olmazsa NAN (in
shame) UTANTAN kzarr, ayp" diyerek
kzgnln dile getirir.
He hung his head in shame as the details
of his arrest were read out in court.
Ali was hiding his head in his hands with
mortification.
He felt great pride when his youngest
daughter won the first prize.
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u rg u s a l
S z l k
2 7
2 8
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u rg u s a l
S z l k
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30
31
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
f necessities
convey
fascinate
berefit
no longer
cheer up
raise
cope with
in sham e
abolish
spy
candidate
: ihtiya maddaleri
: iletmek
: bylemek
: yarar, fayda
: artk, hi
: neelenmek
: ykseltmek
: stesinden gelmek
: utantan
: lav etmek, ortadan
kaldrmak
: casus
: aday
candidacy
deny
debtor
corsequence
official
manner
confirm
theft
sardonically
fragm ent
bond
issue
deliberately
: adaylk
: inkar etmek
: borlu
: sonu
i memur
davran
: onaylamak
: hrszlk
: alayvari bir ekilde
: para
iliki
: konu
: kasten
~ ->
JJ
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9)
He has no manners.
a) behaviour
b) bond
c) gain
d) raise
10) The new evidence onfirm my opinion that they are lying.
a) abolish
b) result
c) ratify
d) fragrnent
a) raised
b) overcame
c) bored
d) annihilated
b) nominee
c) informer
d) gain
b) retained
c) contradicted
d) preserved
d) surrnounted
d) failed
d) retained
d) charm
8 ) If the board doesn't ratify our project, we will lose a lot of money.
a) contradict
b) gain
c) charm
d) exhilarate
9) She couldnt believe that Mr. Ford would ever consciously torment her.
a) decidedly
b) intentionally
c) premeditatedly d) unconsciously
10) There has been a close bond between them ever since she saved him from
drovvning.
a) connection
b) whoie
c) conseguence
d) disconnection
invalidated,
caused,
result,
conveyed,
nomination,
induced,
mortified,
abolish
70.
100. Kelimeler
35
Kelime
34
E z b erleten K u rg u sa l S zlk
9)
He has no manners.
a) behaviour
b) bond
c) gain
d) raise
10) The new evidence onfirm my opinion that they are lying.
a) abolish
b) result
c) ratify
d) fragment
b) abolished
c) conveyed
d) surmounted
b) retained
c) depressed
d) failed
a) overcame
7)
8)
b) contradicted
c) bored
d) retained
9) She couldnt believe that Mr. Ford would ever consciously torment her.
a) decidediy
b) intentionally
c) premeditatedly d) unconsciously
10) There has been a close bond betvveen them ever since she saved him from
drovvning.
a) connection
b) vvhole
c) conseguence
d) disconrection
invalidated,
caused,
result,
conveyed,
nomination,
induced,
mortified,
abolish
70.
100. Kelimeler
35
3 6
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u r a u s a l
S z l k
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
3 8
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
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40
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u rg u s a l
S z l k
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42
97- utter (Atar) : tan: kesin
utter = compiete
utter x partial : ksmi
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u r a u s a l
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S z l k
lasting
status quo
drench
cali in
article
initiate
difference
be puzzled
aid
intent
merely
be bothered
surrender
dayankl
mevcut durum
slatmak
uramak, ziyaret
etmek
madde
bala(t)mak
fark
hayrete dmek
yardm etmek
kararl
sadece
rahatsz olmak
teslim olmak veya
etmek
lavvsuit
order
say for sure
industrious
negotiate
burn down
depth
later on
utter
inspection
look ver
get rid of
dava
^
dzen, nizam
kesin sylemek
alkan
grmek
yanp kl olmak
derinlemesine, derinlik
daha sonra
tam, kesin
kontrol, denetleme
gzden geirmek
...... den kurtarmak,
kurtulmak
---------------------------------------------
c) eluded
d) industrious
d) said for sure.
d) consciously
d) aid
soak
baffle
d)arrange
baffle
inspection
lawsuit
elude
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K elim e E z b erleten K u rg u sa l S zl k
10)
d) enduring
d) litigation
d) baffle
d) similarity
d) endured
d) drenched
d) eluded
d) assiduous
d) relinquish
d) eluded
d) litigation
face,
look ver,
sue,
irresolutely,
launch, similarities,
partial,
solely,
utter,
burn down,
initiate,
unconditional surrender
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K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u rg u s a l
S z l k
11) The main problem th a t...........us at present is how to avoid job losses.
12) I h a v e ........................the plans, but I haven't studied them in detaii
13) He made a /a n ........... recovery but he was never able to vvalk properly after
the accident.
14) The judges have been heavily criticized for th e ir........... in the whole affair.
15) He w a s ...........for malpractise.
17) The m a in ...........to development is the country's huge foreign debt. (impede)
18) We are grateful for h e r ... ....... in setting up this conference. (industrious)
19) The fine performances of the actors hide th e ..........of the plays soript. (shallovv)
20) She w a s ...........employed as a tour guide. (previous)
21) He was promoted t o ............. (inspect)
22) H is ...........was highly suspect. (part)
23) The test was carried out under th e .......... of independent observers. (scrutinize)
24) Many teenagers are surprisingly...........about current politics. (ignore)
25) She cackled...........at the suggestion. (deride)
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48
Corporation.
She went to work for the family firm.
The engineering firms formed a syndicate
to build the big new hotel.
He belongs to a military outfit.
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u r c u s a l
S z l k
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50
K elim e E z b erleten K u rg u sa l S zl k
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52
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E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
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54
55
56
K e lim e E z b erleten K u rg u sa l S z l k
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u rg u s a l
S z l k
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E z b e r le te n
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E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
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S z l k
^to be upset
surgeon
expense
body
entirely
lay down
to build up
nervous
custom
actuaily
in vain
customs
deadly
K--------- ----------
eliminate
score
to operate
emigrate
deliver
commerce
individually
pattern
briskly
punctually
adversely
steadily
ortadan kaldrmak
miktar
altrmak
g etmek.
teslim etmek
ticaret
tek tek
kalp, biim
canl bir ekilde
dakik b:r ekilde
aleyhte
sabit bir ekilde
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e) entirely
e) receipt
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d) vvholly
e) entirely
e) sets dovvn
e) customs
e) precisely
e) abrogated
e) delivered
c) sluggishly
d) vagueiy
e) steadily
b) punctually
d) vagueiy
e) briskly
company,
proceedirg,
carried out,
rule,
receipts,
uneasy,
laid dovvn
actually
1) The surgeon w h o ........... the operation said that it had been a success.
2) He was deeply ........... by his exam results.
3) The theatres ....... . for the vvinter were badly dovvn.
4)
5)
6)
7)
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9)
10)
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128- insistently (insistntli) : srarla
insistently = persistentlv, tenaciously.
forcefullv, incessantiy
insistently x uiliingiy : seve seve
Den bir uan enkazn inceleyen uzman:
O gn hava sisliydi. Uak alana NSE SS
TEND (kaza nedeni sisti) derdik. Baka ne
olabilir ki? diye ISRARLA (insistently) kaza
zerinde dnr.
He telephoned insistently, begging her to
return.
He has persistentiy ignored our advice.
She has fought tenaciously to mainfain
her authority in the city.
He argued forcefully that stricker laws
were necessary to deal with the problem.
Hell talk incessantiy about their new baby
if you give him the chance.
I'd give up my time vvillingly if I thought I
could help.
129- bluntlv (blAntli) : aka
bluntlv = clearlv, franklv, honestly,
straightfonvardlv, obviousiy,
directly
bluntly x equivocally : belirsizce
Kltrel gelimelerin tartld toplantda,
konumaclardan biri konuyu iyice datnca
bakam: Meseleyi bu kadar BULANDIRmaki (bluntly) hereyi AIKA konualm der.
She bluntly told me the bad news.
Clearly, you should teli her the truth.
Im frankly terrified every time I go on stage.
I can't honestly say what time lll be home.
I didnt teli anyone, straightforvrardly I didnt.
This key is obviousiy the wrong one.
The manager told me quite directly that
my work vvasnt good enough.
I equivocally remembered having met her
before.
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u r e u s a l
S z l k
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
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K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
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K elim e E z b erleten K u rg u sa l S zl k
frb
*''1
6 8
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
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70
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
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c ^ O H D ;
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K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
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148-haphazard (haphaz'rd) : geliigzel,
rastgele
haphazard = random, casuai, ciance,
arbitrary, coincidental, accidental
haphazard x deliberate : kasti
HAZAR Denizi'nde GELGZEL petrol
arayan mhendisler, sonunda: "Eer petrol
HEP HAZAR'da (haphazard) GELGZEL
aramaya devam edersek, bulamayz derler.
He tackled the problem in a typically hap
hazard manner,
We asked a random sample / selection of
people what they thought.
I just had a casuai glance af the nevvspaper.
I've been waiting for a chance like this ali
my wife.
I made an arbitrary choice of the black
shoes instead of the brown ones.
t was coincidental that we both went to
the movies yesterday.
Dont angry with him for breaking the window because it was purely accidental.
We made a deliberate decision to live
apart for a while.
149- digress (daygres) : yoldan kmak,
ana konudan ayrlmak
digress = deviate, diverge, drift,
wander, strav
_________________ i l __________
AT gress yama basp var pistinden knca:
TAY GRESe bast (digress) YOLDAN IK
TI" denilir.
Let me digress for a moment and explain
wha had happened previously.
Perihan never deviates from her regular
habits.
This is vvhere opinions diverge from each
other.
The conversation drifted from one subject
to another.
Don't wander off the point.
Her thoughts strayed from the subject.
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u rg u s a l
S z l k
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
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S z l k
circle
readily
insistently
bluntly
thereby
run a risk
loose
cali off
ongoing
surmise
obviate
appall
tread
avert
evre, camia
gnll olarak
srarla
aka
bylece
tehlikeye (riske) girmek
gevek
iptal etmek
sregelen, srekli
sanmak, tahmin etmek
nlemek, engellemek
dehete drmek,
korkutmak
ayak basmak;
yrmek; ayak altnda
inemek
baka tarafa evirmek;
nlemek
ingenuity
yaratclk, hner
greedy
a gzl, obur
underprivileged sosyal haklardan
pristine
extradite
zeal
enervate
invincible
haphazard
digress
omit
yoksun
eski zamana ait; as
bozulmam
sulular iade
et(tir)mek
heves, istek
zayflamak; moralini
bozmak
yenilmez
geliigzel, rastgele
yoldan kmak, ana
konudan ayrlmak
yapmamak, atlamak
brakmak
............................................................-..............................-.........-......-..-.
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126.
150. Altrmalar
previously.
e) invigorate
e) hold
e) deliberate
e) directed
e) invigorated
e) digressed
e) surmise
e) apahy
e) invincible
e) enervate
K e l im e
10)
E z b e r le te n
K u r a u s a l
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S z l k
t a took some ingenuity to squeeze ali the furniture into the little room.
a) cstom
b) talent
c) stupidity
d) verve
e) apathy
2)
the air.
a) greedy
b) generous
c) mean
d) invincible
e) haphazard
VVhile controlling social unrest they're also trying to invigorate the economy.
a) enervate
b) digress
c) deviate
d) extradite
e) tread
b) generous
c) deprived
d) random
e) pristine
e) enthusiasm
e) held
e) pristine
e) protect
e) jeopardize
9) No agreernent has yet been reached the negotiations are stili ongoing.
a) finished
b) privileged
c) vulnerable
d) pristine
e) avaricious
10) The radio vvasnt vvorking because of a loose connection in the wires.
a) slack
b) ongoing
c) tigft
d) avaricious e) vulnerable
invincible,
demoralizing.
deviates,
apathy,
chance,
relinguished,
exclude,
pre
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K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
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80
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
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82
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
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84
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r a u s a l
S z l k
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165- durable (d rb i) : dayankl, salam:
devaml, srekli
durable = lasting, strong, resistant.
pernanent, everiasting, perennial
durable x perishable : dayanksz
Buyan mteri mallan beenmeyince, esnaf:
"DUR ABLE (durable) bunlar DAYANIR
Ll'dr" der.
This is a durable fabric highly suilable for
children's clothes.
His policies had a lasting effect on our
countrys economy.
There were strong indications that she
intended to resign.
This nevv iype of infection is resistant to
antibiotics.
She is looking for a perm, nent place to stay.
Im sick of your everiasting nomplaints.
Jill is a perennial trouble - maker and is
ahvays being punished.
t is important to store perishable food in a
cool place.
166- sizeable (sayz b l): geni, byk
sizeable = large, big, immense,
gigantic, vast, enermous
sizeable x tiny : kk
Bayan mteri iman okluunu GEN ve
BYK beden istediini syler. Pazarc m
teriyi karmak istemez: "Bunlar SZE ABLA
(sizeable) GEN ve BYK bedenler" diye
rek ikna etmeye alr.
Charlie PARKER made a sizeable income
from renting his land.
A large proportion of the audience consisted of women.
Turkey is much bigger than Greece.
60 milion years ago, the whole area was
an immense marsh.
The boat was sunk by a gigantic wave.
Vast areas of the Amazon rainforest have
been destroyed.
The distances between cities in Russia
are simply enermous.
The Conservatives won the elections by
the tiniest margin.
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u rs u s u !
S z l k
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89
90
173-salan (sal'n) : maa, cret
salary = \vage, pay, fee, incone,
pension
91
: detest
i goal
; hint
i esteem
* irritate
m eticulous
invalid
enroll
s em bezzie
reconcile
exploit
annul
; refined
coerce
v .............. ,
nefret etmek
ama, hedef
ipucu, st kapal sz
saymak, hrmet etmek
sinirlendirmek,
kzdrmak
ar titiz
hasta
ye olarak kaydetmek
zimmetine geirmek
bartrmak:
uzlatrmak
istismar etmek,
ktye kullanmak
feshetmek, iptal etmek
zarif, kibar; dakik, tam
zorlamak, mecbur
durable
sizeable
am enabie
assert
malign
appraisal
assuage
affair
salary
wise
abhor
etmek
!
: dayankl, salam:
devaml, srekli
: geni, byk
: uysal; sorumlu
: iddia etmek; ne
srmek; teyit etmek
: iftira etmek
: kymet, deer bime
: azaltmak, hafifletmek, ;
tatmin etmek,
yumuatmak
: i; olay
; maa, cret
: akll, tedbirli;
deneyimli
: nefret etmek
..................... s
151.
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175. Altrmalar
e) wage
e) goal
e) embezzle
4) His second marriage was apjulled because he never divorced his first wife.
a) detested
b) abrogated
c) irritated
d) enroed
e) esteemed
How do you reconcile your political principles with your religious beliefs?
a) irritate
b) conciliate
c) opt for
d) esteem
e) detest
My
father
has
been
ick
for
a
long
time.
)
a) sizeable
b) invalid
c) urkind
d) durable
e) amenable
7) His net monthly alary is $ 25.000.
a) wage
b) matter
c) affair
d) clue
e) hint
8 ) The convict asserted his right to speak in his own defence.
a) coerced
b) irritated
c) aileged
d) maligned
e) detested
5)
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9) The defendant claimed that he had been coetced into making a confession.
a) maligned
b) praised
c) disclaimed
d) forced
e) coaxed
10) Ziya decided to enrojj in the history course at the local evening school.
e) malign
c) embezzle
d) steal
b) enlist
a) coerce
e) soothed
e) enrolied
e) tiny
e) durable
target,
taking.
tip,
recruited,
scorned,
kind,
aggravate,
traduced
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9)
10)
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96
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182- abate (beyt'l : azalnmak, hafifletmek,
abate = lessen. diminish. decrease,
ea.se. moderate, wane
abate x ascend : artmak, ykselmek
Sla hasretini gidermek iin are araan John.
BETFV M I d L e R ' ii CD Tini grnce: "A A
BET dinlersem belki skntm (abate) AZA
LIR. HAFFLER " der.
The storm/vvind has started to abate
slighly.
The hurricane eventually lessened
His illness diminished his strength
Our share of market has decreased
sharply this year.
The speech was intended to ease tensions between hostile racial groups
The winds moderated as the cyclone
moved out to sea.
Our enthusiasm waned vvhen we realised
how long it would take.
He ascended the stairs.
183-enrich (nr) : zenginletirmek:
kuvvetlendirmek
enrich = enhance, intensify. strength.
increa.se. improve, supplement
enrich x depreciate : ucuzlatmak,
fiyat krmak
Gen bir iadam: "Benim EN RICH olduu
mu sanyorlar. Sanki i hacmini ZENGNLE
TRMEK (enrich) ok kolay " diye dnr
en rich: en zengin, anlamnda kullanlmtr
Music can enrich your vvhole life.
Hopefully the meeting will enhance the
prospects of world peace.
Opposition to the proposals had intensified by this time
The dollar has strengthened against other
currencies.
They have increased the price of petrol by
almost 20%.
If the company refuses to improve its pay
offer, we shall go on strike.
She does occasional freelance work to
supplement her income.
The car's value will depreciate by about S
2000 in the first year.
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u rg u s a l
S z l k
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u r s u s a l
S z l k
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100
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E z b e r le te n
K u rg u s a l
S z l k
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
1 0 1
K e l im e
1 0 2
190-
E z b e r le te n
K u rg u s a l
S z l k
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u r a u s a l
S z l k
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104
194- arise (rayz'l : ortaya kmak,
meydana kmak
arise = appear, happen, occur,
transpire, emerge, start
arise x disappear : gzden kaybolmak
Bir askerin srekli olarak kaytardn farkeden blk komutan: "Bana bak asker! De
vaml ARAZ oluyorsun! Biraz (arise) ORTA
YA IKSAN hi fena olmayacak" diye kzar.
Some unlooked for apportunities have
arisen.
If I don't appear by 8 o'clock, 1 won" be
coming at ali.
The accident happened, just as 1 was
leaving home.
The incident occurred yesterday,
t transpired that the goat had eaten the
map.
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
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198- reinforce (riyinfrs) : takviye etmek
reinforce = strengtlen, fortify.
support, augment. bolster up, stifTen
reinforce x vveaken : zayflatmak
Yal olaca tahmin edildii halde bahar ayla
r kurak geince, kays yetitirmek iin bol suya
ihtiyac olan iftiler: "Yamurun FORSU RA
N FORCE kalmad. Anlalan suvu (reinforce)
TAKVYE ETMEK yine bize dt" derler.
We praise the chiidren regularly to rein
force their sense of self-vvorth.
He used examples to strengthen his argument.
The fown was fortified at the time of the
Crusades.
A lot of building vvorkers supported the
campaign.
They hit upon another idea to augment
their income.
The election results bolstered up the spirits of the newly formed party.
We have new evidence that will undoubtedly bolster up our case,
These events have stiffened (= made
stronger) our resolve to succed.
Recent political defeats had weakened
her autboriy.
199- ultimate (Alfmt) : son: sonu: art;
en son; en uzak
ultimate = final, end, extreme, utmost,
last, furhest
ultimate x first : ilk
Kasparov son alt oyunu MATla kazanp ye
niden Dnya Satran ampiyonu olunca, oto
riteler: "ALTI MATla (ultimate) turnuvay yi
ne ampiyon olarak SON a erdirdi diye hayret ederler.______________________________
They are going to Bodrum first, but their
ultimate destination is Fethiye.
Is that your final offer?
I fell asleep before the end of the television show.
The Capital is in the extreme south of the
country.
I have the utmost respect for her judgement.
I am giving you one last chance to apologize.
.Vhich planet is the furthest from the sun?
First impressions are very important.
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r e u s a l
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S z l k
fraud
hile, sahtekrlk;
sahtekr kimse
plea
yalvarma, rica; dava;
mdafa; itiraz, zr
palatable
lezzetli
asset
kymetli ey; vasf
astray
yolunu arm, doru
yoldan km
gndermek
dispatch
abate
azal()mak, hafifletmek
zenginletirmek;
enrich
kuvvetlendirmek
rahatsz etmek, bana
hector
bel kesilmek
obstinate
inat
geli(tir)mek
evolve
callous
kat, hissiz
endorse
onaylamak
N......... ............... ................
.............
shrink
boost
draft
demand
result from
arise
consiaerably
solely
put forward
reinforce
ultimate
exceed
klmek; rkmek,
ekinmek
destek olmak
msvedde, yaz tasla
talep (etmek)
..den meydana
gelmek
ortaya kmak,
meydana kmak
azmsanmayacak
oranda
sadece
nermek
takviye etmek
sn;.sonu; ar; en
son; en uzak
amak, ileri gitmek
- ........ ...
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D
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10 }
e) unerring
e) demand
3) Its simply not possible to prove that people eyolved form early apes.
a) retrogress
b) develop
c) depreciate d) bully
e) browbea
She's
so
obstinate
she
wont
Set
anyone
help
her.
4)
a) obnoxious b) solely
c) stubborn d) imperceptible
e) significant
5) He encouraged me to apply for the job.
a) resulted fromb) deveioped c) exceeded
d) boosted
e) outdid
6 ) The profits surpassed ali our expectations.
a) exceeded
b) deteriorated
c) boosted
d) outdid
e) vvaived
The
hurricane
eventually
lessened.
>
7)
a) enhanced
b) depreciated
c) outdid
d) vvaived
e) abated
8 ) Hopefully, the meeting will enhance the prospects of world peace.
a) lessen
b) enrich
c) outdo
d) abate
e) surpass
b) lessen
c) retain
d) ascend
e) shrink
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D
2)
d) abated
e) retained
d) abate
e) uphold
b) throvv out
c) fortify
d) toss out
e) vveaken
d) confirm
e) fling out
b) vveaken
c) toss out
e) uphold
e) heartless
e) expand
e) obstinate
e) amenable
e) uphold
acknovvledge,
enrich,
lessened,
asking for,
arsen,
shorlening,
considerably,
endorsed,
arse rrom,
heartless
2)
3)
4)
5)
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207- dismay (dismay' : korkutmak
disrnay = appal, petrify. terrify.
horrify, frightet, shock
disnay \ reassure : inenini tazelemek
Baiarda, zellikle MAYIS ay gelince olu
nun iine kapanp kimseyle konumadn
farkede annesi: "Tlis MAY bu Mays (dis
may seni KORKUTMA sn" diye olunu ce
saretlendirmeye alr
They enjoyed the meal but were a bit dismayed by/at the bili.
They were appalled by news ot the crash
My new boss absolutely petrifies me!
Flying terrifies me.
We were horrified at the conditions they
were ving in,
The noise frightened me
His attitude shocked her
She was reassured by our orfer of support.
208- panper (panTpr) : martmak
parnper = spoil, idulge, coddle
panper x discipline : terbiye etmek,
yetitirmek
IMARTILAN kk ocuklarn, PAMPER
marka bez kullandklarn hayal ediniz. Nere
de IMARIK ocuk grseniz: "Bu da dier
IMARIKlar gibi (panper) kullanverdin" di
ye dnn.
The little boy vvas pampered by his father.
His grandparents spoil him dreadtully.
They indulge my every whim
He vvas feeling H and just wanted to be
looked after and coddled.
They never make any attempt to discipline
iheir childten.
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211- bire (hayr) : kiralamak
bire = charter, lease, rent
Olunun srekli spor araba KRALAYARAK
paray ar ur etmesine kzan babas: "Artk
HAYIR (bire) araba KRALAYARAK benim
param harcamana izin vermiyorum" diye
sylenir,
1 hired a car for a week when I was in
Turkey.
The company has chartered a jet for the
trip.
Richard leases his field to a farmer
We have rented our house to some
French people
212- ban (ban) : yasaklamak
ban = forbid. prolibit, proscribe,
disallovv, restrict, outlavv
ban x allovv : izin vermek
yerinde uygulanan baz haksz kstlamalar
nedeniyle sorgulanan bir kii: "Bunlar BEN
(ban) YASAKLAMADIM" diye kendini sa
vunur,
She was banned frorn driving for a year,
The law forbids the use of Chemical fertilizers,
Smoking in this railway carriage is strictly
prohibited
The State might proscribe private education altogether,
The judge disallovved the defentant's
application for bail.
The growth of television exports is restricted to 10 % a year,
This new law restricts freedom of speech
The production and sale of alcohol was
outlawed,
Wa!king on the grass is not allowed.
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215- revolve (rivalv') : dn(dr)nek
revolve = rotate, turn, circle, whirl,
spin
VOLVO marka arabasn satp baka bir araba
alan Cem, pek memnun kalmaynca: "Bunu
satp, VOLVOva (revolve) geri DNMEL
YM" diye dnr,
The Earth revolves round/around the sun
in an ellipse.
The satellite slowly rotates as it circles the
earth,
The earth turns on its axis nce every 24
hours,
The plane circled for an hour before
receiving permission to land.
He whirled the sword round his head
The teacher spun round to see who had
spoken.
216- dilemma (dilem) : zor durum, kmaz
dilemma = quandary, predicanent,
plight, difficulty, mess, perplexit_v
EMMAmn kocasyla tarttn gren anne
si: "Biraz dilini tutmuyorsun! Kzm kocan
hakl! likinizdeki ZOR DURUM, IKMAZ,
DL in EMMA (dilemma) diye t verir.
He was in a dilemma as to vvhether to stay
at school or get a job.
David GARRET was in a quandary
about/over vvhere to go.
With no money, no job and novvhere to live,
he found himself in a real predicament.
Everyone is horrified about the plight of
the starving people,
She is having financial difficulties.
The companys affairs in a terrible mess.
He felt considerable preplexity as to which
course io take.
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hilarious
falter
diligent
scatter
fluent
abdicate
dismay
pamper
affluent
humble
hire
ban
phase
aftermath
revolve
dilemma
vvrestle
: neeli
: kekelemek, tereddt
etmek
: alkan
: datmak
: akc
: vazgemek
: korkutmak
: martmak
: zengin
: alak gnll
: kiralamak
: yasaklamak
: grn, evre
: yan etki
: dn(dr)mek
: zor durum, kmaz
: mcadele etmek
embark
cease
notably
squander
ascertain
ensue
engross
bribe
: girimek, balamak
: kesmek, sona
erdirmek
: dikkate deer bir
ekilde
: (para v.s.) arur
etmek
: aratrmak,
soruturmak;
onaylamak
: birbirini takip etmek:
sonu olmak, meydana
gelmek
; tutmak, zaptetmek,
igal etmek;
megul olmak
: rvet vermek
201.
124
225. Altrmalar
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
e) hilarious
e) embarked
e) ceased
e) run through
e) vvrestled
e) break off
e) bribed
e) banned
e) bribed
e) decided
d) wrestles
e) renounces
d) renounce
e) commence
d) slightly
e) diligently
d) modest
e) haugfty
b) articulate
c) humble
e) revolved
e) renounced
e) serious
e) given up
e) revolve
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e) leave off
b) set free
c) pamper
d) spoil
e) hire
d) surmise
e) discipline
d) left off
finish.
d) break off
e) broke off
5)
a) complete
b) cut down
c) squander
d) stilted
e) gather
e) assiduous
e) slothful
e) rneek
e) pampe
e) slyly
released,
phase,
appalied,
humble,
discipline,after-math.
fluent,
pampered
] 2 6
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r g u s a l
S z l k
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128
228- beneficiary (bemfi'iyeri) : faydalanan
(yararlanan) kii
beneficiary = ieir, inheritor
Konserve firmas yeni deniz rnn piyasaya
srerken ilgin bir slogan kullanr: Benden
FAYDALANAN K olmak istiyorsanz,
(beneficiary) BEN PRN ve afiyetle yi
yin/'
Schools in Southern Africa will be ihe main
beneficiaries oi the charity.
She is his sole heir.
They are the inheritors of Greek and
Roman culture.
229- agitate (ac'teyt) : rahatsz etmek
agitate = disturb, stir. trouble.
perturb. incite, slake up
caln dovvn : sakinletirmek
Trkiye'ye gelen Amerikal renci TEDDYNe
arkadalar i kfte yedimek isteyince, ilerin
den insafl olan: Bu ACI TED (agitate) seni
RAHATSIZ EDER" diverek onu uvarr
The bad news will only agitate her-let's
wait till tomorrow to teli her.
Im very disturbed to hear that you haven't
yet done wha 1asked you to do.
He enjoys stir ring
Many of us are deeply troubled by the
chairmans decision
The news that her son had been arrested
by the polie perturbed her greatly,
She incited them to rise up against their
officers.
The bad news shook me up,
Calm dovvn, for goodness sake. It's nothing to get excited about.
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236- kin (kin) : akraba
kin = relations. relatives. family
Bir sredir dargn olan iki yeen, bayram g
n karlanca: "Biz yeen deil miyiz' Bu
KN niye? (kin) AKRABAyz" diyerek bar
rlar.
Ali of her immediate kin are dead.
irin is a relation by marriage because
she married my brother.
Ali my distan relatives came to the wedding.
A new family has/have moved in next
door.
237- kinship (kn'ip) : akrabalk
kinship = relationship, kin, relation,
reiative
ki yeen yllar sonra ortak bir denizcilik ir
ketikurunca. adn da KN SH1P MENT CO.
koyar, (kinship) AKRABALIK Denizcilik
irketi.
Different etnnic groups have different Sys
tems of kinship.
Scientists have established the relation
ship betvveen lung cancer and smoking.
Ali of her immediate kin are dead.
The funeral was attended by friends and
relations.
I've got many blood relatives.
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244- chilly (l'i) : souk
ciilly = cold, cool, freezing. nippy, icy
chilly \ hot : scak
Yz LL bir askerin SOUKtan titredii
ni gren komutan nedenini sorunca, asker:
"Komutann benim yzm LL (chilly) SO
UK bana yaramyor" der.
I felt a bit chiiiy so I put on a coa.
You will be/get/feel cold it you dont wear
a coat.
It's freezing cold in here-Can I shut the
window, please?
n the late afternoon the breeze at the
beach can be nippy
Let me rub your icy hands.
How hot is the water?
245- cravvl (krl) : srnmek
cravvl = creep. incit, slink, vvorrn
cravvl x race : yarmak
Hollanda'nn nl futbolcusu KROL'i yllar
sonra perian halde gren bir arkada:
"KROL (cravvl) artk SRNYOR. Bu hl
lere decek adammyd" diye zlr,
The littie child, cravvled across the floor.
We crept upstairs so as not to wake the
baby.
I inched hrough the narrow space betvveen
the cars.
The defeated army slunk back to its
strongholds in the mountains.
We wormed our way through the crack in
the wail,
I used to race against (him) when we were
boys.
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13 9
burden
bemoar
beneficiary
agitate
span
bet
mark down
dire
blunder
core
kin
N____________________________
yk, klfet,
ykle(n)mek; sknt
vermek
(bir eyden) alayp
szlayarak ikayet
etmek
faydalanan (yararlanan)
kii
rahatsz etmek
sre; genilik
iddia etmek, bahse
girmek
fiyat indirmek; semek;
kayt etmek
dehetli, korkun; ciddi
gaf (hata) yapmak
z, esas
akraba
akrabalk
nceden tahmin etmek;
ifade etmek;
dorulamak
gloomy
: skntl; mitsiz
beyan etmek,
couch
sylemek
deerlendirmek
evaluate
miscellaneous . kark, ok ynl
: souk
chilly
: srnmek
crawl
urban
: ehre ait, kentsel
treacherous
: tehlikeli
; gerektirmek
entail
: terbiyeci, yetitirici
tamer
(hayvan v.s.)
: dalmak, datmak
disband
kinship
predict
predicate
.........
.................. J)
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141
9)
entails.
chiliy.
perilous.
gauge.
tamer.
verified,
demobilizing.
kinship
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9)
10)
143
144
253- perish (per') : lmek: m alnolm ak,
>ok olmak
perish = die. detease. e\p ire. decay.
pass a\u \/on , tollapse
perish \ last : srmek, devan etnek
Kocas len PERHAN hanm teselli etmek
isteyen komusu: PER (perish) zntden
MAHVOLDUN. Bu kadar kendini zme" der.
Hundreds perish in airerash disaster!
She is very H and I am afraid she is dying
Upon my decease my children will inherit
everything
1 thought 1 was going to expire after hat
tu n !
The role of the extended family has been
decaying for some time.
He is terribly upset because his wife passed
away/on last week.
The bed collaped as soon as we got in
1wish the holiday could last forever.
254- red-handed (redhiin'dd) : sust
red-handed = in flagrante delicto
"KIRMIZI KOLLU" adyla tannan bir zanl
(red-handed) SUST yakalannca herkes
rahat eder
The polie caught him red-handed vvhile
he vvas just putting the diamonds in his
pocket
The vvitness at the trial said hat he saw
the accused person in a situaion vvhich
vvas exactly what in flagrante delicto
meant.
K e l i m e
E z b e r l e t e n
K u r g u c a 1 S z l k
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146
257- roughlv (rAfTi) : kabaca, aa yukar
roughly = nearly. more or less.
alnost, approximately. about,
rudely
roughly x politely : kibarca
Kitapl olmayan bir renci: "KABACA 810 RAFLI (roughly) kitaplm olsa btn ki
taplarm kovardm"' diye dnr.
Roughly chop the parsiey and mix il with
the garlic.
He pushed the children roughly to one side.
Ive nearly finished that book you lent me
He more or less admitted he had done it.
Im almost fourty-five.
The job will take approximately three
weeks.
We got married about a year ago.
And what's going on here? he said rudely.
I can not go out tonight Ali said politely
258- grain (greyn) : tahl
grain = cereal, corn, seed
Kyllerin daha fazla vergi vermemek iin,
rettikleri TAHIL (grain) GR 1NN adl bir
handa saklad ortaya kar. Ancak Kralie
Elizabet onlar balar.
The grain harvest was completed by the
slaves
This region is one in which a lot of cereal
is grown.
Buy peanuts and corn-chips for the party.
The seeds of friendship were sown early,
and they remained lifelong companions.
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148
14 9
151
153
154
155
0 pacify
target
perish
red-handed
canny
purely
roughly
grain
decline
fiil
unleash
spot
i exigency
v
: uzlatrmak,
bartrmak
hedef
: lmek; mahvolmak,
yok olmak
: sust
; dikkatli; akgz;
becerikli; sakin;
tutumlu
: sadece, yalnzca
; kabaca, aa yukar
; tahl
: azalmak, eksilmek
: yapmak, icra etmek;
doldurmak
; serbest brakmak
: tanmak, bulmak
: kriz, nem almay,
gerektiren olay
sphere
shelter
eyesight
prey
mili
blame
vie
violate
via
game
philanthropic
encum ber
alan, saha
;
snmak; korumak
grme yetenei, gr:
mesafesi
avlamak
fabrika
sulamak; sorumlu
tutmak
rekabet etmek,
yarmak
kanunlara aykr
hareket etmek, ihlal
etmek
..yolu ile.....geerek
cesur, gzpek
iyiliksever
engel olmak
... )
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expose
vie
spotted
made out
arrested
supported
recognize
filled
cereal
blame
e) assiduously
e) expired
e) dwindle
e) fiil
e) carried out
e) filled
e) emergency
e) mili
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e)target
e) fili
purely,
sphere,
aims,
exigency.
pacify,
eyesight,
roughly
via
1) The polie caught h im ...........while he was just putting the diamonds in his
pocket.
2) I helped h im ...........and simply out of friendship.
3) I dont know what his ............were in making such an accusation.
4) t was difficult for the polie t o ...........the angry crovvd.
5) He pushed the ch ild re n ...........to one side.
6) His interest in the p ro je c t...........after his wife died.
7) Most of our friends corre from the same s o c ia l.......... as we do.
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276.
300. Kelimeler
159
160
li;'
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162
162
164
286- solitary (salteri) : yalnz, tek bana
solitary = lonely, alone, f'riendless,
lonesome, forlorn. reclusive, lone
Mterisiyle SALI pazarndan gelen hanmala. bir arkada: Neden byle TERledin?" di
ye soranca: Ne yapalm! SALI TER (soli
tary) YALNIZ yayorum. Ama almadan
da olmuyor" der.
He is a solitary ort of person and has
always lived alone.
She felt lonely vvhen her best friend was
away.
He was alone in the dark house.
She found herself alone and friendless in
a foreign city.
I get so lonesome here with no one to talk
to.
He looked a bit forlorn, standing there
waving goodbye.
He is reclusive by nature but his family try
o visit him often.
They could see a lone traveller coming
tovvards them.
287- solemn (salm) : arbal, ciddi
solemn : serious, grave. stern, sober,
earnest, sincere, sedate
soiemn x frivolous : nemsiz; anlamsz
Baterist SALM CDD almasnn sonucu
orkestraya kabul edilince, arkadalar: SA
LM (solemn) AIRBALI ve CDD birmzikidir. Bunu buketti" derler.
The signing of this treaty is a solemn
moment in our nations history.
I have brought you here to discuss a very
serious matter
She listened to his story with a grave
expression.
He gave them a stern vvarning.
The sad news put us in a sober mood.
She made an earnest attempt to convert
me to her point of vievv.
Do you think he was sincete vvhen he said
he loved me?
Since she gol married, shes much more
sedate.
A frivolous attitude wont help you in this
profession.
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290- bitter (bit'r) : ac
bitter = uerid, severe, painfui, ilerce,
resentfui, sharp
bitter x s\veet : tatl
Stsz ikolatalarn zerinde "BTTER" yaz
dn bilmeniz, size (bitter) szcnn
"ACI" anlamna geldiini hatrlatacaktr
Ali spoke in a bitter tone.
The room began to fiil with acrid smoke
he spoke in a severe voice.
The old photograph brought back painfui
memories.
The iwo men had been shot during fierce
fighting last vveekend.
She was resentfui of anybody's attempts
to interfere in her work,
The goverment's proposals have come in
for some sharp criticism
The little baby eiephant looked so svveet.
29 1-commonly (kamnli) : ounlukla
commonlv = unanimously. sually,
mostly, generallv, mainlv, chiefly
commonly x rarely : nadiren
LEE adl ocuk annesini evde bulamaynca,
yanndaki arkada: "COME ON LEE! annen
(commonly) OUNLUKLA evde bulun
maz. Hadi parkta oynayalm" der.
Elbow injuries are commonly found
among tennis players.
The union voted unanimously to boycott
foreign imports.
Is your friend usually so rude?
The story seemed to be mostly true.
He generally gets up early in the morning.
i mainly go to bed around midnight
The island chiefly attracts upmarket
tourists.
Rarely have I seen such a beautiful sunset.
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168
294- astonish (stan) : artmak,
hayrete drmek
astonish = amaze, astound. stun.
surprise. bevvilder. daze. confound
astonish x bore : cann skmak
Yeni usta baarl olunca patron ok sevinir.
Bunu gren komu atlyenin sahibi: 'Senin
USTAN biliyor, (astonish) insan AIR
TIYOR, ay imeyi de hak ediyor" der.
l astonishes me that they are geting
divorced.
Your knovvledge amazes me.
The news of their divorce astounded me
He was stunned into silence.
His ansvver really surprised me.
Big city traffic bewilders me.
The news left us dazed.
The extraordinary elecion results confounded the government.
Am I boring you?" he asked a xiously.
295- bid (bd) : teklif (vermek)
bid = offer, proffer, submit, propose,
tender
Nasl olduysa Alveri merkezini BTler isti
l eder. Sonunda bir bcek ilalama firmas u
TEKLF VERR: "(bid) BT ilalamas KDV
dahil 50 milyon TL."
He bid $ 50 for an old book at the auction
I wili offe you ten pounds for it.
He proffered me a cigar.
They submitted a tender tor the contract.
What do you propose we do?
Several tirms have tendered for the new
road-building contract.
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drowsy
hinder
holocaust
: repudiate
te
; toothsorre
; trick
fuss
i garrulous
i mortgage
solitary
1solemn
post
K------------ -----------
flair
bitter
commorly
portray
pledge
astonish
bid
eerie
borrow
borough
convoke
curb
i ustalk, yetenek
: ac
i ounlukla
: tanmlamak, tarif
etmek
; sz ver(dir)mek
; artmak, hayrete
drmek
; teklif (vermek)
: korku veren, rktc !
; bor almak
; kasaba, ile
; toplantya davet
etmek, arda
bulunmak
: tutmak, engel olmak
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astonished
portray
somnolent
garruious
it.
pledged
curb
d) pledge
e) bevvildered
e) obligates
e) curbed
e) drovvsy
e)
portray
d) astonished e) curbed
10)
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e) convoked
d) bitter
a) alert
b) garrulous c) nasty
2) Ali spoke in a bitter tone.
c) nasty
a) toothsome b) alert
d) drovvsy
Elbow
iniuries
are
commonly
found
among
tennis
plavers.
3)
d) vehemently
a) slyly
b) rarely
c) usually
4) I hope vou will not refuse my repuest.
a) repudiate
b) tie
c) acknowledge d) bind
5) There was an increasino bubbub from the oreat reception hail
d) trick
a) peace
b) fuss
c) din
He
couldnt
restrain
himself
from
telling
the
rufh.
6)
d) pawn
c) mortgage
a) curb
b) trick
7) When is the kina aoina to convoke the new parliament?
d) disband
a) trick
b) repudiate c) encourage
8) Mav I borrow vour car?
c) convoke
d) bind
a) lend
b) curb
That
was
a
delicious
dinner
you
cooked.
9)
d) drowsy
a) toothsome b) nasty
c) alert
10) She knotted the ends toqether
d) curbed
a) disconnected b) tied
c) bound
e) acrid
e) svveet
e) diligently
e) trick
below.
e) borough.
e) encourage
e) bind
e) disband
e) sweet
e) bound
din,
garrulous,
bid,
solitary,
flair,
posted,
tricked,
commonly,
boroughs
solemn
1) Her pleader claimed that she had b e e n ...........into making a false confession.
2) Even though it was so hot, I closed ali the windows to shut out t h e ...........of
the traffic.
3) On the train I got into conversation with a ...........old man.
4)
5)
6)
7)
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Unusually, there were a number o f ...........in the games for cheating. (qualify)
The recent hurricane ca u se d ..........damage.. (vvide)
Industriai robots work with far g re a te r...........than most men., (precise)
She was a ...........chiid, alvvays getting into trouble. (head)
I turned on the radio to gei the eight o 'c lo c k ............. (head)
301.
325. Kelimeler
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176
177
178
307- persecute (pr'skyut) : zulmetmek,
bask yapmak
persecute = harass, torment, torture.
victimize. maltread, oppress
persecute x comfort : teselli etmek,
yattrmak
PORSUK ay'na yzmeye giden genlerden
biri kaybolunca, annesi: ''Olumu PORSUK
YUTTU! Bize (presecme) ZULMETT!" diye
endielenir.
The Romans persecuted the christians.
Stop harassing the child with so many dificult questions.
Please dont torment me any more with
your teasing.
They tortured the spies to learn the
enemy's plans,
The school bulles always victimize the
new chiidren
The aog bit him when he maltreaded it.
The silence oppressed me.
I tied to comort her atter her mothers
death.
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180
311-reiish (rel'i) : holanmak, beenmek
reiish = like, enjoy. appreciate,
tvelcome. f'ancv, deliglt
relisl ,\ loathe : tiksinmek
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182
315- dense (dens) : kovu, kaln, sk
dense = thick. opaque, close, conpact.
impenetrable
dense x thi : ince
"Pronunciation" dersine gelen retmen, ko
nunun neminden szederken: "rnein u
kelime yle DENSE (dense) KOYU. KALIN
ve SIK anlamna gelir, ngilizcede telafuz ok
nemlidir" der,
(dense: "sylense" anlamnda kullanlmtr)
The airport was closed due to the dense
fog,
The smoke was so hick we couldn'i see
vvhere we were going.
I couldnt see who was there because the
glass in the door was opaque.
I find it difficult to read such close print.
The trees grew in a compact mass.
The prison lies behind a high impenetra
ble wall.
Kerem likes beef sliced really thin.
She is far too thin.
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184
185
186
UTANGA bir oyuncu ok ansl gnndedir. Oyun srasnda kendisine BE kez FULL
as gelince, bir dieri onu kskanarak: "ansa
bak BE FULL'"(bashful) UTANGA ama
ok ansl" diye mrldanr.
He felt rather bashful about taking his
clothes off in front of the doctor.
Hubert laws was too shy o ask her to
dance with him.
n the olden days vvomen were expected
to be demure.
He is diffident about being in the school play.
She was modest about her success in the
art competition.
She gave him a coy look as she'brushed
past him on the bus.
George Shearing was a bold and defiant
liftle boy.
324- fathom (fdhm) : etraflca anlamak
fathom = understand, grasp,
comprehend, perceive,
make out, take in
fathom x misunderstand : yanl
anlamak
K e lim e
E z b e r le te n
K u r s u s a l
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S z l k
. --------------oddty
i odour
odds
; orientate
culm inate
decim ate
persecute
code
peak
tackle
relish
V*--------------------
: tuhaflk, acayiplik;
yabanclk
: an, hret
: fark, stnlk
almak
: bitmek, sona ermek;
en yksek noktaya
varmak
: kaldrmak, yok etmek
; zulmetmek, bask
yapmak
; kanun
: en mhim nokta
: bir aresine bakmak,
halletmek
: holanmak, beenmek
revenue
bulk
vicio u s
dense
n otify
akin
brook
inhale
tu rb u ie n t
expose
com m onplace
bashful
fathom
fo ste r
gelir
byk ksm
kt
koyu, kaln, sk
bildirmek
benzer, yakn
dayanmak, katlanmak
imek (sigara v s );
nefes almak
alkantl
kar karya getirmek
sradan
utanga
etraflca anlamak
beslemek, bytmek; i
tevik etmek
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a) odds
b) peak
c) oddity
d) odoure) code
2) Her son vvas stili trying t o ..... .... himself.
d) tackle
a) persecute
b) relish
c) culminate
e) orientate
I
dont
think
I
c
a
n
..........
this
job
until
next
week
3)
d) inhale
e) foster
a) tackle
b) persecute c) notify
4) I dont ......... . telling her that her husband has been arrested.
b) relish
d) fathom
e) persecute
a) inhale
c) tackle
5) I couldnt ..........why she was so anxious.
d) fathom
e) inhale
a) orientate
b) culminate c) relish
Their
many
years
of
search
have
finally........
..
in
a
cure
for
the
disease.
6)
a) orientated
e) culminated
b) decimated c) persecuted d) tackled
7) Ali drivers should learn the Highvvay.......... thorougly.
a) Peak
b) Odour
d) Code
c) Odds
e) Disrepute
8) Taxes provide most of the government's........
d) peak
a) odour
c) revenue
e) bulk
b; code
n
fact,
th
e
...
......
of
the
book
is
taken
up
vvith
criticizing
other
books.
9)
a) Uulk
b) revenue
d) disrepute
e) odour
c) code
10) Small children can be v e ry ...
a) commoplac e b) vicious
c) dense
d) turbulent
e) bold
e) dense
e) lenient
vicious
e) ordinary
code
e) peak
odour
e) odds
relish
e) tackle
foster
e) fathom
e) expose
e) tackled
K e l im e
E z b e r le te n
K u r a u s a l
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10) The Headmistress notified he parents that the meeting time had changed
a) exposed
b) tackled
c) relished
d) fostered
e) informed
d) foster
e) noify
b) turbulent
c) demure
d) dissimilar
e) vicious
brook,
akin,
majority.
dense,
informed,
exposed,
inhaled
turbulent
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E z b e r le te n
K u rg u s a l
S z l k
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340- concise (knsays'l : ksa, az ve z
concise = short, brief. abridged.
sumnary, condensed, terse
concise x iengthy : uzun
Kral, yeni btenin zetini meclise gnderir
ken, zerine "KNG SZE (kral size) btenin
(concise) KISA ve Z halini gnderdi" diye
not der.
Make your ansvvers clear and concise.
Your comment is very brief. You should
teli me rrore.
I hate engthy neetings. I prefer short
ones.
I have only read the abridged edition/version of his novel.
Can you give me a brief summary of what
was discussed at he meeting?
i haven't much time io listen so give me a
condensed version of what happened.
She vvrote a terse reply to his letter.
Many airline passengers face engthy (=
long) delays because of overcrowded airports.
341- scene (sin) : olayn getii yer (mahal)
scene = place. scenery, vievv, prospect,
outlook, Undscape
Saklamba oynayan genlerden en tecrbeli
olan, yanndaki arkadana: "Sen bir yere SN
(saklan) (scene) OLAYIN GET*YER de
grnme. Ben bamn aresine bakarm" der
These objects were iound at the scene of
the erime.
This is the place vvhere the accident hap
pened.
They go to the Rockies for the air and the
magnificient scenery.
We looked at the spectacular vievv from
the top of the skyscraper.
Dad took a photo of the prospect from the
front steps of our holiday hotel.
The outlook from my bedroom vvindovv is
onto the park.
The landscape consisted of a nice green
valley with a river running through it.
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344- undue (AnduJ : gereksiz, ar
undue = unnecessary, excessive,
extreme, und' y, extra, superfluous
undue x necessary : gerekli
Tatilde ortalama ne kadar harcadklarn me
rak eden ift: ON DU (on milyondu) (undue)
GEREKSZ bir harcamayd derler.
The councillor promised that the new Sys
tem would not impose undue burdens on
the local taxpayer.
I tound a lot of the violence in the film
totally unnecessary.
The excessive rainfall this week caused
the river to flood.
They live in extreme poverty.
There is no need to be unduly pessimistic
about the situation.
I need some extra money.
There were so many helpets thai he was
superfluous.
Is it really necassary for me to attend the
summit meeting?
345- usher (Ar) : nc olmak, yol
gstermek
usher = pioneer, guide, steer, iead.
conduct, direct
Air adl dac, Ar trmannda gruba nc
OLMAK isteyince, hocas: AR. (usher)
NC OLMAK kolay bir ey deil. ok dik
katli olmalsn" der.
The bombing of Hiroshima ushered in the
nuclear age.
British scientists pioneered research into
micro computers.
We were guided into a privae room at the
back of the library.
I steered the guests tovvards the garden.
He led his team up on to the platform to
collect their medals.
Nihan vvas asked to direct operations,
The business is conducted from small
offices in the city.
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347- spare (sper): ldrmemek.
balamak, kurtarmak;
vermek, onsuz iini evirmek
spare = a) sav e. rescue, release
spare x punish : cezalandrmak
b) give, bestovv; part \vith
manage vvithout, do vvithout
spare x keep : elinde tutmak
Svari askerinin cephede tek bana at srd
n gren komutan: "SPERe girersen (spa
re) cann KURTARIRSIN!" diye barr.
The enemy killed ali the men, but spared
the women and children.
Thanks for helping me with that reportyou saved my life.
The governmet has refused to rescue the
bank from bankruptcy.
The zookeepers keepers released the
lions from their cage.
They never gave me a chance / choice.
Her Majesty the Queen bestowed a knighthood on hirn.
He hates parting with his cash.
If we can't afford a new car, we shall have
to manage vvithout.
The director cannot do vvithout a secretary
t was forbidden to punish children by
locking them up.
I always keep a notebook in my bag.
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flee
vacate
mature
sanitary
misty
bankrupt
barren
plot
rush
| era
equilibrium
incur
adamant
earnest
concise
----------------
: kamak
: terketrrek; boaltmakfeshetmek
: o!gunla(tr)mak
: shhi, salkl
: sisli
: iflas ettirmek, iflas
: ksr
: entrika (evirmek)
: acele etmek
a
: denge
: yakalanmak, maruz
kalmak
: ok sert; inat
: ciddi; gerek
: ksa, az ve z
scene
insight
bias
undue
usher
mould
spare
curtail
agile
rank
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d) usher
e) incure
d) barren
e) bias
d) hurry
e) rank
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10)
e) place
e) undue
e) concise
e) fertile
e) barren
5)
6)
The Conservative Party has now abandoned its policy of unilateral disarmament.
a) retained
b) vacated
c) spared
d) ranked
e) fled
The cups were ranked neatly on the shelf
a) fled
b) retained
c) spared
d) plotted
e) disorganized
7)
bias,
insight,
agle,
obstinate.
scene,
hurry,
serous
fled
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351-spectacular (spektkylr) :
harikulade, grlmeye deer
spectacular = impressive.
eye-catching, rvonderful, fabulous.
extraordinary, striking
spectacular x ordinary : sradan
Bayan mteri yumurtacya: "Hangisinden ve
receksin?"diye'sorunca: "Abla SEPETTEKLER (spectacular) HARKULADE. GRLMEYE DEER! Gerek ky yumurtas" der.
The most spectacular goal of he match
was scored by Hagi.
There are some impressive buildings in
he town.
The shopkeeper put the most eye-caching clothes in the shop window.
t vvas a vvonderful sight to see the rocket
taking off.
We had a fabulous time looking ver the
space museum.
Sending rockets into space is an extraordinary achievement.
She is a very striking girl.
We are very ordinary people really-theres
nothing special about us.
352- curriculun (krkylm) : mfredat
curriculum = schedule, policv,
scheme, project, plan, program
Okul mdr gen retmeni odasna ar
tp: "KIRK YILIN banda (curriculum)
MFRADAT hazrladn. Onu da becereme
din. Nasl olurda bir retmen ayn anda be
ayr derse birden girebilir" diye sorar.
Is Russian on the curriculum at your school?
Ali State schools in Turkey follovv a national curriculum.
His schedule includes a two day stopover
in Ankara to meet the PM.
it is not our policy to reveal our clients'
narnes.
t is hard to see any scheme in what this
vvriter has vvritten; t is very confused.
I'm doing a project on the history of the
cinema.
If we keep to the plan, the work should be
cornpleted in two vveeks.
So far the testing program for the drug
has produced encouraging results.
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355- syllabus (slbs) : zet (ders vs.)
syllabus = summary. resume, precis,
synopsis, outline, plan
retmen son dersin ZETini karmas iin
snf bakanm grevlendirirken: "ZET bitin
ce benim odama gel. Kapdaki ZLE BAS
(syllabus) bende ZETin bittiini anlarm" der.
I want you to vvrite a syllabus of the whole
passage in not more than 80 words.
I gave the class a summary of the headmasters speech.
He gave us a resume of progress on the
new tennis courts.
Kerim wrote a precis of the article on
grass snakes.
Sfe wrote a synopsis of the novel to persuade us to re ad it.
We were ali given an outline of what had
to be done.
I jotted down a plan for my story before I
began to vvrite it.
356- dallv (dali) : vakit ldrmek,
oyalanmak
dallv = dawdle, dilly-dally, loiter,
linger, tarrv
dally x hurry : acele etmek
Olunun ders almadm gren anne:
"Yavrum sen DEL misin? (dally) imdi
OYALANMANIN zaman m? Yarn ki sna
va ben mi gireceim?" der.
Kerim always dallies ver tasks that he
doesnt like doing,
Youll never get there if you dawdle so
much.
Don't dilly-dally - just pack your things and
then we can go!
I loitered near the park hoping to see
someone to play with
We lingered at the monkeys' cage because
they rnade us laugh.
We tarried until it was almost too late to
catch the train.
We will have to hurry or we will be late.
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359- breach (bri) : ihll (etmek)
breacl = defy, flout, disobey, break;
infringe, violate, break ones promise
breach x obey : sz dinlemek,
denileni yapmak
Arkadana BR kurallarn reten BR
ustas, bir ara: "Eer oyun banda koz syle
mezsen. bu durum BRte (breach) kural H
LAL demektir. Dikkatli ol der.
They breached the agreement they had
made with their employer.
He defied his mother when she told him to
turn off the radio,
They flouted the drug laws.
She disobeyed orders.
Your actions broke ali the rules and regulations.
You musnt infringe the school rules.
The UN censured the nation which violated the international treaty.
She broke her promise/vvord to me.
The soldier said that he was just obeying
orders.
360- surplus (srplAs) : ar, fazla
surplus = excess, extra, excessive,
unnecessarv. superfiuous, spare
surplus x necessarv : gerekli
Lordlar Kamaras'nda yapt konumalarda
hep ARTI (ek) sre isteyen bir yenin ad SIR
PLUS'a kar. Ne zaman sz istese: "SIR
PLUS (surplus) FAZLA sre ister. Ona. be
dakika yetmez" denilir.
The sore is selling off stock that is surplus
to requirements.
An excess of enthusiasm is not always a
good thing.
Recenly he has been vvorking an extra
two hours a day.
He takes an excessive interest in clothes.
I found a lot of the violence in the film
totally unnecessary.
Their eyes met across the room, and
words were superfiuous
Ali children should bring a spare set of
clothes in case they get wet.
Just do vvhats necessary and then leave.
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375- harsh (hars) : kaba, insafsz
harsh = rough, coarse, lgar, cruel,
vicious. ruthless, barbaric
harsh x gentle : kibar
zmir'i igal eden Yunan Ordusu gsteri yr
y yapnca, askerlerin yrrken kartt
sesleri duyan bir Trk: "HAR HARS HAR
(harsh) KABA. NSAFSIZ adamlar" diye sy
lenir.
We thought the punishmeni was rather
harsh for such a minr offence.
The boys were rough, always looking for a
fight.
This dog has coarse hair.
He apologized for his vulgar manners during he concert.
His cruel remark made her cry,
The vicious dog tried to attack the passersby
The ruthless dictator executed anyone
who dared oppose him.
Everyone condemned the barbaric torture
of prisoners.
irin has a gentle smile and a soft voice.
speciacular
curriculum
i tarnish
; snatch
syllabus
dally
alimony
oasis
breach
surplus
i sum
random
detect
V
harikulade, grlmeye
deer
mfredat
lekelemek, karalamak
kapmak, karmak
zet (ders vs.)
vakit ldrmek,
oyalanmak
nafaka
vaha
ihll (etmek)
ar, fazla
toplama(k), yekn
karma(k)
tesadf, rasgele
bulmak, meydana
karmak
eminent
adore
vvorship
sneer at
expire
express
eniighten
drill
indict
extravagant
discard
harsh
, ............
a
sekin, ustun
tap(n)mak
tap(n)mak
kmsemek, alay
etmek
bitmek, sona ermek;
lmek
\
anlatmak, aklamak
bilgi vermek
talim yap(tr)mak;
altrma yap(tr)mak ,
sulamak; sorguya
ekmek
savurgan; ar; abartl
karmak, atmak
kaba, insafsz
....... J
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e) undue
e) unknovvn
e) indict
e) breached
5)
d) sneered
e) snatched
d) conceal
e) drill
2)
a) random
b) thrifty
c) prodigal
d) harsh
High levels of lead have been detected in the atmosphere
a) located
b) worshipped c) expressed
d) driiled
e) eminent
e) indicted
3) The contract betvveen the tyvo companies will expire at the end of the year.
a) sneer at
b) end
c) vvorship
d) adore
e) indict
e) sneer at
e) inform
e) defect
e) harsh
d) indict
e) detect
d) trained
e) expressed
b) vvorshipped c) expired
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10)
We thought the punishmen was raher harsh for such a minr offence.
a) thriity
b) random
c) eminent
d) extravagant
e) rough
e)confuse
e) extravagant
e) despised
e) hurry
summary,
breached,
alimony,
maintenance,
cirriculum,
oasis,
syllabus,
rough,
dallies
haphazard
I want you to write a ...........of the whole passage in not more than 80 vvords.
Kerem alw a ys...........ver tasks that he doesn't like doing.
He refused to p a y ...........for his three children.
A lot of young mothers do not sue their former husband f o r .............
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376- mete out (mit out) : lp vermek,
taksim etmek (ceza vs.)
mete out = distribute, allocate, ration,
allot, share, divide
mete out x \vithhold : kendine
saklamak, vermemek
METE bayram harlndan kardeine pay
vermeyince, babas: METE hepsi senin deil
ki! Hemen paray kardeinle (mete out) TAK
SM ET." diye kr.
We need a judge who will mete out justice
with a firm hand.
He distributed gifts to the children.
The children allocated some of their
money to buy svveets,
During the war, the authorities rationed
food because it was in short supply.
Most of the money has already been alloted.
The children shared the toys.
I divided the books among the children.
He vvithheld vital information from the polie.
377- haul (hol) : ekmek, ekerek tamak
haul = drag, dravv, tow, pull; carry,
convey, transport
laul x push : itmek
Aye Hanm sobay nereye kuracana karar
veremeyince kocas: En iyi yer HOL. nk
btn eve snr. Ama nce sobav HOLe (ha
ul) EKMEK. EKEREK TAIMAK zorun
dayz" der.
They hauled dovvn the enemy's flag when
they captured the city.
The protesters were dragged away by the
polie.
I quickly drew my hand away from the hot
stove.
The tractor towed our car out of the flooded river.
I pulled my fishing line into the boat but
the bait was gne.
The ship carried its cargo across the sea.
A bus conveyed the passengers from the
airport into town.
We hired a truck to transport our furniture
to our new house.
Dont push; w ait for your turn to get on the
bus.
He pushed her into making a decision.
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380- deride (drayd' : alay etmek
deride = tease, sneer at, mock.
laugh at, ridicule, .jeer
deride x respect : hrmet etmek
Arkadalar] DER ceketiyle ALAY EDNCE
kzgn adam: "Ne sarm DERDE! (deride)
ALAY ETMEK iin bahane aryorsunuz " der.
J Page was derided for making such a
stupid suggestion
I was only teasing 1didnt mean to upset
you.
She will probably sneer at my new shoes
because they arent leather,
You shouldn't mock at other people's religious beliefs
t was so funny, I couldn't help laughing.
He was ridiculed tor his ideas.
The team was playing dreadfully, and the
crowd jeered (at) them.
I deeply respect her courage.
381- disnal (dz'nl) : neesiz; snk
distal = loomy. dark, deerless,
depresin, sad, unhappy,
discouraging, pessimistic
disnal x cheerful : neeli
Yeni retilen klk modeli beenmeyen nl
bir modac: "TH1S-MAL (disnal) hem NE
ESZ hem de SNK BU MALI listeden
kann" diye talimat erir.
The future looks pretty dismal.
Our future seems gloomy.
Don't always look on the dark side of things,
They live in a bare, cheerless apartment
in downtown stanbul.
We rinally to d him to keep his depressing
comments to himself.
I was sad when my best friend left our
school.
She was unhappy when she couldnt go to
the picnic.
His discouraging talk began to make us
lose hope.
He was pessimistic abou our chances of
being rescued.
She is in a cheerful mood this morning.
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mete out
haul
heed
hectic
deride
dismal
ample
evade
ferocity
muse
ameliorate
forgo
aggravate
i ------------------------
lp vermek, taksim
etmek (ceza vs.)
ekmek, ekerek
tamak
dinlemek; nemsemek
heyecanl, telal; hrsl
alay etmek
neesiz; snk
bol, byk
paay kurtarmak
vahet, vahilik
dnceye dalmak
dzeltmek
gnll olarak
vazgemek
ktletirmek
alliance
sound
spouse
acclaim
identical
contribute
render
dull
stereotype
iortnight
forthcoming
proprietor
; anlama
: akla yatkn, makul
: e
: vmek, alklamak
: zde, ayn
: katkda bulunmak
: karlk olarak vermek;
gstermek; vermek,
evirmek
: kaln kafal; duygusuz;
skc
: basmakalp sz
(rnek)
: on be gn, iki hafta
: gelecek
i mat sahibi
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d) aggravated e) irnproved
9)
d) teased
e) eluded
d) ample
e) gloomy
d) eluded
e) praised
pessimisiic,
haulded down,
fussy,
substantial,
spouses,
stereotypes.
fortnight
forthcoming
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401- essence (es'ns) : asl, z
essence = core. basis, nucleus, centre,
substance, principle
Piyasaya yeni srlen "Diorella" adl ESANS'n
tantm yaplrken. "ESANSm (essence I Zii
meneke ve ard ieklerinden olumaktadr"
denilir.
The essence of his lecture was the assertion that the justice system is unfair.
This is really the core of the problem.
There is no scientific basis for these
claims.
The drummer was the nucleus of the new
rock band.
There are many shops in the centre of the
City.
The rumours are compleiely vvithout sub
stance.
This course teaches the principles of
cooking.
402- plausible (pl'zbl) : akla uygun; itimat
uyandran
plausible = reasonable, feasible,
believable, credible, suund, sensible
plausible x unsound : geersiz
Srekli POZ yapan ve havasndan geilmeyen
bayan elemann iten karmay dnen pat
ron. bir an iin: "POZU BOL ama (plausible)
AKLA UYGUN ve TMAT UYANDIRAN
biri. Ne yapayn POZU da BOL olsun!" diye
aklndan bir hesaplama yapar
Your explanation sounds plausible, but
l'm not sure 1believe it.
We live a reasonable distance avvay from
the station.
Your plan sounds quite feasible.
Your story is strange but believable.
They havent produced any credible policies for improving the situation.
The advice is very sound; he should take it.
She is very sensible about rroney.
Ive alvvays been convinced that the
judgement of most film critics is unsound.
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plausible
gender
lavish
dash
proxim ity
tender
shortcom ing
topic
prim
expound
frantic
| persevere
quench
\ ------
asl, z
akla uygun; itimat
uyandran
cinsiyet
bol, pek ok; savurgan
hzla komak
yaknlk
duyarl, sevecen;
yumuak
kusur, kabahat
konu
fazla resmi, ok ciddi
aklamak
lgn
sebat etmek, srar
etmek
tatmin etmekbastrmak, sndrmek
clim ax
square with
tease
em bellish
hijack
devastate
fortify
m oderate
vandal
get nowhere
fetch
----zirveye eri(tir)mek,
doruk, zirve
:
uygun gelmek,
uyumak
|
alay etmek
sslemek
uak karmak; kuvvet
zoru ile almak
harap etmek, yok
etmek
kuvvetlendirmek,
takviye etmek
lml, orta
vahi
baarsz olmak
I
alp getirmek
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a) v ic in ity
2)
a) g e n d e r
3)
c) p ro x irn ity
b) p ro x im ity
c) e s s e n c e
d ) to p ic
b) m y s tify
c) d a s h
d ) a m b ie
4)
if y o u ............. w ith th e w o rk , y o u ll s u c c e e d in th e e n d .
5)
W e w e r e ........... .. b y th e a n n o u n c e m e n t.
a) q u e n c h
b) te a s e
a) e m b e llis h e d
b) fo rtifie d
e) fo rtify
d ) p e rs e v e re d
e) d e v a s ta te d
d) d a sh e d
e ) e m b e llis h e d
c) d a sh
d ) e m b e llis h
e) q u e n c h
c) g e n d e r
d ) c lim a x
e ) d is ta n c e
c) te a s e d
b) g u e n c h e d
c) p e rs e v e re d
t is n t fa ir to ... ......... h e r a b o u t h e r s p o ts .
8)
T h e b a ttle a p p ro a c h e d a .......
a) te a s e
a) to p ic
b ) p e rs e v e r e
b) p ro x im ity
A P a n A m a ir c ra ft w a s ............ . o n its w a y to B o s to n .
a) g u e n c h e d
10)
e) p e rs e v e r e
d ) e m b e llis h
c) p e rs e v e r e
7)
9)
e) s u b je c t
6)
e) g e n d e r
d) e sse n ce
T h e h o u s e is in c l o s e ............. to th e s h o p s a n d th e s ta tio n .
b) h ija c k e d
c) d is fg u re d
d )s u c c e e d e d
e) d a s h e d
if w e g o o n ta lk in g a li a ro u n d th e s u b je c t, w e s h a i l .......................
a) q u e n c h
b ) e m b e llis h
c ) g e t n o v v h e re
e) h ija c k
d) d a s h
b ) g e t n o w h e re
c) d e v a s ta te
d) w e a ke n
e) s q u a re w ith
d ) fo rtifie d
e) e m b e llis h e d
d) g e n d e r
e) c lim a x
3)
b) p ro x im ity
c) e s s e n c e
5)
c ) d e m o lis h e d
4)
b) te a s e d
b) s u b je c t
c) g e n d e r
a) e x p o u n d
b) s q u a re w ith
c) h ija c k
6 ) If w e g o o n ta lk in g a li a ro u n d th e s u b je c t, w e s h a il
a) e x p o u n d
7)
e) p ro x im ity
d ) n a d ir
I vvill e x p [a in it to y o u la te r.
b) fe tc h
c) fa il
d ) d e v a s ta te
e) fe tc h
g e t n o w h e re
d ) s q u a re w ith e ) te a s e
b) te a s e d
c) h ija c k e d
d ) d e m o lis h e d e) a d o rn e d
He
b) a d o rn e d
c) te a s e d
d) g u e n c h e d
d) p c s e v e r e d
d ) p e rs e v e re d
e) d e m o lis h e d
a) g u e n c le d
b) ru s h e d
c) e x p o u n d e d
2 5 5
10) The reason l'm disappointed is that the results do no g_uare_wi|h the promises I was given.
a) rush
b) guench
c) reconcile
d) mystify
e) demolish
e) hijacked
2) This part of the old town has been disfigured by ugiy new buildings.
a) ambied
b) mystified
c) embellished d) wavered
e) derided
3) The soldiers commandeered his truck.
d) mystified
e) adorned
a) derided
b) hijacked
c) freed
He
built
a
model
ship
for
me.
4)
e) fortified
a) freed
b) devastated c) adorned
d) vvavered
5) I fortified myself with a drink and sandvvich before driving on,
e) brought
a) vveakened
b) eradicated c) built
d) hijacked
6 ) If you go on talking ali around the subject, we shai I get novvhere.
7)
8)
9)
10)
a) continue
b) slake
c) succeed
d)
Must vou oersist in misunderstanding me?
b) hijack
c) build
d)
a) persevere
Mv test results satisfied my parents.
a) annoyed
b) vvavered
c) fetch
d)
I had to run to cath the bus.
a) vvaver
b) amble
c) fetch
d)
Exams alvvays drive me frantic - I qet so nervous.
a) lavish
b) vandal
c) mad
d)
fail
e) bring
vvaver
e) fetch
devastate
e) embellish
e) sane
Bring,
lavish,
gender,
vandals,
tender,
insane,
prim,
plausible,
moderate
shortcomings
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2 5 1
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2 6 0
261
2 6 2
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264
265
2 6 6
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268
* UH
269
270
271
[ condemn
svveep
anticipate
impeach
congest
crucial
siy
elaborately
upright
compel
leak
mob
knamak, ayplamak;
sulu karmak
sprmek
nceden tahmin etmek
sulamak, itham etmek
toplamak, ymak
hayati
kurnaz
dikkatle
doru
zorlamak
szmak, sznt
ylmak
.......................................
deed
springboard
superstition
insomnia
massive
corrigible
volurtary
cripple
condole
congruous
conrive
peculiar
boom
: i, fiil, hareket
^
: balang noktas
: bo inan
: uykusuzluk
: ar, iri (yapl)
: dzeltilebilir
: gnll, serbest, hr
: bozmak; sakat etmek
: ba sal dilemek
: uygun
: su orta olmak
; garip, tuhaf
; hzla artmak, bymek
........................
.........
....... J
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2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
a) swept
b) impeached c) mobbed
d) anticipated
Most people w ould.......... violence of any ort.
c) condemn
b) congest
d) cripple
a) mob
The priest visited the family to .......... with them on the loss of
a) condole
c) anticipate
d) impeach
b) mob
The new tax increases have .......... small businesses.
a) connived
b) impeached c) mobbed
d) crippied
Your behaviour is n o t.......... with your social rank.
d) voluntary
a) siy
b) peculiar
c) corrigible
The huge tractor pulled a ...... .... load of logs with ease.
a) massive
b) siy
c) voluntary
d) congruous
Your mistakes are unimportant so they a re .....
b) voluntary
d) peculiar
a) siy
c) corrigible
What a ........ .. smell!
a) voluntary
b) peculiar
c) congruous
d) corrigible
e) crippied
e) svveep
their son.
e) condemn
e) anticipated
e) congruous
e) peculiar
e) massive
e) siy
9) According t o ...........if you walk under a ladder it brings you bad luck.
a) superstition b) springboard c) insomnia d) leak
e) deed
10) Who could have done such a vvicked...........?
a) insomnia
b) springboard c) superstition d) deed
e) leak
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You are ly one! Why didn't you teli us you were going to get married?
a) crucial
b) upright
c) honest
d) vital
e) artful
e) slyly
a confession.
e) blamed
e) connive
e) coax
e) concealed
e) mobbed
e) congruous
e) trivial
e) coaxed
e) corrigible
fallacy,
action,
springboard, painstakingly,
insomnia,
gathered,
leaked
prosper
9) Perhaps, hel l ...........as a painter now the initial problems seem to be ver.
10) The report of the committee of enguiry cornpletely......... him.
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1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
11) If you have any s p e cia l..........., please let me know. (reguire)
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276
277
278
279
280
281
282
283
284
285
2 8 6
287
288
------ ---------penson
yeli
o rbit
disclaim
devote
cautious
lament
come by
eradicate
supersede
mercenary
precise
grip
: emekli ayl
: haykrmak
: yrnge, ember;
bir yrngede
dn(dr)mek
: kabul etmemek,
reddetmek
: adamak
: tedbirli, dikkatli
: matem (tutmak)
; elde etmek, edinmek
: yok etmek
: yerine gemek
: para gzeten, karc
: tam, keskin, ok
dikkatli
i sk tutma(k),
s tiff
hasty
lame
incident
tenacity
grant
svvift
frankly
sensuous
caution
gap
ballot
kavramak, etkilemek
; zor, etin; ar; resmi;
sert
: acele, abuk;
aceleci; dncesiz
: sakat; eksik, kusurlu
: olay, hadise
; direnme, vaz
gememe
; vermek; balamak;
kabul etmek
; hzl
: aka, dobra dobra
: duygusal
: ikaz (etmek), uyarmak
: aralk; boluk; eksiklik
; oy vermek
......................... ........ jt
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290
Antonym a l m a s (451-475)
1) Ali she ever thinks about is herself and her own selfish interests.
d) hasty
e) lame
a) cautious
b) generous
c) precise
He
vrarned
against
making
hasty
decisions
2)
d) lame
e) disabled
a) generous
b) precise
c) cautious
d) came by
e) lamented
d) yelled
e) gripped
d) limp
e) ambiguous
d) limp
e) mercenary
d) rejoice
e) disclaim
b) firm
c) ambiguous
granted,
frankly,
advised,
sensuous,
Honestly,
ballot,
orbits
allowence
2)
3)
4)
5)
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292
476- lash (lii) : knamak, ayplamak;
azarlamak
lasl = criticize, attack, berate, scoid,
rebuke, censure
lash x praise : vmek
e gitmek iin giydii gmlein ykanmad
n fark eden Ali Bey: "Bu gmlek LE gibi
kirli (lash) seni KINIYORUM, AYIPLIYO
RUM" diye karsna sylenir,
The job of a restaurart critic is to lash bad
restaurateurs and complimen good ones.
The latest economic report has been criticized as being too pessimistic,
The senatr made a speech attacking
James Brown.
His mother berated hirn for making a
mess.
His mother scolded him for breaking her
favourite vase.
Her father rebuked her for frightening her
brother.
The directors were censured for their lack
of decisiveness during the crisis.
He should be praised for his honesty.
477- keen (kin) : iddetli, keskin; canl
keen = eager, enthusiastic, vvilling,
avid, anxious, ardent
keen x apathetic : duygusuz; souk
KNci olunu yola getirmeye alan annesi:
"Olum sen ne kadar DDETL! KESKN (ke
en) KNcisin! Biraz dikkatli ol! diye onu uyarr.
The competition for almost every job is
now very keen.
Many people are taking keen interest in
the result of the vote.
The company is eager o expand into new
markets.
She will be an excellent teacher, she is so
enthusiastic and lively.
He was a vvilling helper.
She was an avid reader,
She was anxious to please her mother.
He is an ardent supporter of the local football team.
She is so apathetic about everything.
475.
500. Kelimeler
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294
295
296
297
298
299
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//
300
301
302
303
304
err
verify
\
: knamak, ayplamak;
azarlamak
; iddetli, keskin; canl
: iddetli, zora ba
vuran; ar ve kesin
: itiraf etmek,
dorulamak
: jri karar; karar
: meydana karmak,
kefetmek
: zmek; iptal etmek;
mahvetmek
; bo yere; ar
derecede
: oturmak, ikamet etmek
; bortan kurtarmak,
rehinden kurtarmak,
vaadini yerine
getirmek
; hata yapmak
: onaylamak
mark
w itty
m urm ur
stationary
onse
pretex
outshine
bilateral
alibi
com m iserate
idle
sophisticated
fret
305
4) The job of a restaurant critic is to lash bad restaurateurs and compliment good
ones.
a) dwell
b) fret
c) go wrong
d) err
e)criticize
5) The terrorists refused to acknovvledge the court.
a) confess
b) err
c) fret
d) criticize
e) lash
6) The investigators have unearthed some new evidence about the possible
cause of the crash.
a) soothed
b) dvvelt
c) turned up
d) confessed e) lashed
7) She untied the laces and took her shoes off.
a) undid
b) dvvelt
b) turned up
d) lashed
e) confess
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e) go wrong
from the pawn
e) repay
e) turn up
e) confess
e) undo
e) err
e) move
e) dvvell
e) surrendered
e) dvvell
d) idle
e) redundant
307
Cevap Anahtarlar
308
1)
6)
D
B
1)
6)
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
7) D
8) B
9) D
10)
Synonym almas (1-25)
A
2) B
3) D
4) B
5)
B 7) D
9) A
8) B
10)
ntonym almas (1-25)
D
2) A
4) D
3) B
5)
B
7) A
8) D
9) B
10)
Vocabulary almas (1-25)
sirnilarity
2) similar
revise
4) intention
derisively
6) close
imaginative
8)
issues
preoccupied 10) deceitful
A
A
309
1)
6)
E 2) A
A 7) B
3) B
8) C
J 4) C
9) E
5) D
10) A
1)
6)
1)
6)
11)
B 2) C
D 7) E
E
3) A
8) D
4) B
9) A
5) E
10) B
C 7) E
8) A
9) D
carried out
receipts
laid down
uneasy
actually
2) disressed
4) company
6) fully
8)
proceeding
10) rule
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
unrest
unreality
undesirables
unever
noticeable
undying
unquestioning
invitalion
2) urresolved
4) unrelenting 6) unendurable
8) unerring
10) unending
12) unprepared
14) unqua!ified
16) investments
1)
6)
A 2) E
B 7) A
3) D
8) B
A 2) E
D 7) A
3) A
8) B
* 3 )b
8) E
4) D
9) E
5) C
10) C
4) C
9) D
5) B
10) B
4) C
9) A
5) E
10) C
2) invincible
4) chance
6) ignores
8) apathy
10)
pre
greedily
enervating
endurance
enduring
appalling
soundlessly
zealously
promotion
5) E
10) A
4) B
9) D
5) B
10) B
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
12)
14)
16)
hazardously
enfeebled
endurable
appallingly
spotlessly
soundless
zealous
decision
4) B
9) A
5) E
10) B
2) target
4) scorned
6) slapdash
8) recruited
10) traduced
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
17)
abhorent
aimlessly
allegedly
heroically
unprintable
unlimited
unproductive
inadvisable
residental
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
12)
14)
16)
18)
aimless
alienation
beautician
unpredictable
unmoved
unsuitable
unmanageable
residence
resistance
1) A 2) B
6 )^
7 )C
3) E"
8) D
' 4) C
9) A
5) A
10) C
1)
6)
A 2) C " 3) B
A 7) E
8) B
4) C
9) A
5) D
10) B
1) B 2) A
6) D 7) A
1) invigorate
3) deviates
5) exclude
7) demoralizing
9) relinguished
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
2) E "" 3) A
7) A , 8) C
1) loathe
3) tip
5) aggravate
7) taking
9) kind
1) D
2) A
6) D
7) C
B
B
1) E 2) A " 3) C
6) A
7) B
8) C
1)
6)
4) B
9) E
1)
6)
10) B
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
3) D
8) C
6)
A 2) E
A 7) B
' 3)'E
8) B
4) A
9) E
5) B
10) C
1) acknovvledge
3) arisen
5) arise
7) asking for
9) endorsed
2) lessened
4) considerably
6) enrich
8) shortening
10) heartles
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
shortage
suitable
impossible
successful
performance
terrified
applications
sensitive
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
12)
14)
16)
occupation
invention
harmful
awake
doubtful
signature
pleasure
increasingly
1)
6)
E 2) A3) D
' 4) C
A 7) C
8) E
9) A
5) B
10) D
1)
6)
B2) A * 3) C
D 7) C
8) E
4) B
9) B
5) A
10) B
1)
6)
2) A
7) E
' 3)'E
8) D
4) C
9) A
5) A
10) B
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
released
pampered
fluent
forbids
aftermath
2) happiness
4) activity
6) starry
8) unfortunaely
10) responsibility
12) foretel!
14) correspondence
16) slippery
daily
ashamed
countless
powerless
attraction
immoral
difficulty
usually
impatient
5) C
10) A
J3) C
8) C
4) D
9) E
5) B
10) A
3) A
8) B
4) C
9) E
5) B
10) C
1) urban
2)
3) perilous
4)
5) demobilizing 6)
7) chilly
8)
9) verified
10)
entails
tamer
various
gauge
kinship
1) desertion
3) qualifications
5) disability
7) artistic
9) aetions
11) bloodshot
13) confidential
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
12)
14)
behaviour
dependable
basically
unreasonable
applicable
comparatively
continually
" 3) C
8) B
4) D
9) E
5) E
10) D
2) A
7) C
" 3) B
8) E
4) E
9) A
5) B
10) D
red-handed
aims
roughly
sphere
eyesight
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
purely
pacify
declined
exigency
via
1) A 2) D
6) A
7) D
3) E
8) C
4) C
9) B
5) B
10) A
1)
6)
D 2) A
B 7) D
3) B
8) C
4) C
9) A
5) A
10) B
1)
6)
A
2) E
E 7) D
3 )' b
8) A
4) C
9) B
5) A
10) A
1) B 2) E
6) D 7) A
2) A
7) C
1) E 2) A
6) A 7) D
5) D
10) C
1) agreement
2) proteetion
3) protestors
4) proteetively
5) recovery
6) recognizable
7) disobedience 8) classifying
9) indefensible 10) mistaken
11) imprisonment 12) partially
1) C 2) A3) B
J 4) D
6) A 7) D
8) B
9) E
4) B
9) A
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
17)
D
A
1) D
6) A
1) discipline
3) affluent
5) appalled
7) humble
9) phase
3) E
8) E
1) B
6) B
2) C
7) B
1)
6)
A
A
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
tricked
garrulous
solernn
flair
boroughs
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
din
solitary
posted
commonly
bid
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
disqualified
widespread
headstrong
overthrew
breakthrough
hesitantly
hesitant
upset
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
12)
14)
16)
disqualifications
precision
headlines
dovvnpour
bypass
hesitaney
holdup
outbreak
1)
6)
C 2) E
E 7) D
3)A
8) C
J 4) B
9) A
5 D
1C B
1 )C
6) B
1)
6)
A 2) C
E 7) C
' 3) D
8) D
4) B
9) A
B
1C E
B 2) D
B 7) E
3) A
8) A
4) E
9) C
5 C
10 D
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
akin
turbulent
inhaled
malicious
majority
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
informed
exposed
brook
dense
revenue
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
indulgence
indulgently
input
turnover
outcome
D 2) A
C 7) A
3)D
J 4) B
8) B
9) E
5) E
10) C
3) B
8) B
4) E
9) D
5) C
10) E
3)JE
8) D
4) C
9) B
5) A
10) C
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
agile
obstinate
insigh
plotting
fled
2) serious
4) scene
6) bias
,8) hurry
10) equilibrium
action
2).activity
inactive
4) actress
additive
6) addition
admirable
8) admiraion
disadvantage 10) advantageous
1) A 2) C
6) A
7) B
4) C
9) A
5) A
10) B
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
curriculum
syllabus
alimony
summary
haphazard
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
breached
dallies
maintenance
oasis
rough
1) advertising
3) disagre
5) attractions
7) basic
9) calculations
2) advertisement
4) agreement
6) attractively
8) basis
10) calculator
4) C
9) B
5) A
10) A
3) D
8) E
4) B
9) C
1)
6)
E 2) A
E 7) D
'3)B
8) B
4) B
9) C
5)A
10) A
1) A 2) C
6) C
7) B
J 3) B
8) E
4) D
9) A
5) A
10) B
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
fussy
pessimistic
spouses
stereotypes
forthcoming
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
haulded dovvn
substantial
identical
fortnight
proprietor
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
3) B
8) C
1) A 2) B
6) A
7) E
2) A
7) B
1) B 2) A 3) D
J
6) B
7) E
8) C
1 )C
2) A
6) A 7) D
5) E
10) E
1)
6)
4) C
9) D
1) indicator
3) indulgent
5) output
7) breakup
9) intake
11) onset
3) B
8) A
1) E
6) D
1)
6)
2) A
7) C
5) D
10) A
1) confirmation
2) unconfirmed
3) continuation
4) discontinued
5) continuous
6) continually
7) honesty
8) honestly
9) dishonest
10) identification
Find the right word almas (401-425)
1) D 2) B 3) A
'
6) B
7) A
8) D
4) C
9) B
5) A
10) C
1) A 2) C
6) C
7) E
" 3) C
8) A
4) B
9) B
5) A
10) C
1) A 2) C
6) C
7) D
3) C
8) A
4) B
9) B
5) A
10) E
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Vocabulary almas (401-425)
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
2) shorten
4) scienist
6) scientificially
8) satisfaction
10) nationality
shortly
shorage
scientific
satisfactory
dissatisfied
" 3) B
8 )0
4) E
9) B
5) E
10) D
5) A
10) E
1) D
6) C
2) B
7) D
' 3) A
8) A
4) B
9) D
5) E
10) B
1) insomnia
3) springboard
5) painstakingly
7) gathered
9) prosper
2) fallacy
4) action
6) leaked
8) appropriate
10)
vindicates
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
2)
unexpected
extensive
4)
6)
suspicious
8)
unwisely
10)
decision
reguirement
impassable
financially
prosperity
spotlessly
irresponsible
1) B
2) A
6) B 7) A
3)C
8) C
' 4) E
9) E
5) D
10) A
1) C
6) E
2) B
7) A
' 3) A
8) B
4) D
9) B
5) D
10) E
1) B
6) A
2) C
7) A
3) A
8) D
4) B
9) C
5) E
10) B
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
careless
bellowed
granted
ballot
sensuous
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
allovvance
orbits
frank!y
advised
honestly
lengthened
confidenlial
misbehave
priceless
non-smoker
2) A
7 )C
3) D
8) A
' 4) E
9) C
5) A
10) B
2) C3) A
' 4)
D
7) C
8) B
9) A
2) C
7) A
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
1) E
6) C
1) A
6) C
constructive
notify
departure
pointless
misunderstood
1) B
6) D
1) B
6) A
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
1) plausible
2) genler
3) lavish
4) tender
5) shortcomings 6) prim
7) insane
8) moderate
9) vandais
10)
Bring
2) A
7) A
* 3) C
8) B
4) E
9) E
5) A
10) D
1) D
6) B
2) A
7) B
' 3) B
8) A
4) E
9) C
5) A
10) A
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
sophisticated 2)
commiseraing 4)
6)
onset
murmuring
8)
10)
unduly
alibi
outshines
pretex
witty
verdict
1)
3)
5)
7)
8)
9)
11)
13)
15)
apologize
2) truthful
unpredictable 4) pleasure
vvorthless
6) justify
unreasonable
impression / attention / appearance
sadness
10) seriousness
smoothness 12) speciality
14) curiousity
necessity
reliability
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abate, (348)
abbreviate, (348)
a b d ica te , (206)
abduct, (419)
abhor, (151)
a b h o r, (175)
abide, (318)
ability, (140)
ability, (289)
abnormal, (449)
abnormality, (301)
abolish, (162)
abolish, (327)
abolish, (482)
a b o lis h , (60)
aborninate, (151)
abominate, (175)
about, (257)
abridged, (340)
abrogate, (106)
abrogaie, (162)
abrogate, (327)
abscond, (326)
absolutely, (105)
absorb, (225)
abundance, (1)
abundant, (404)
abuse, (161)
abysmal, (314)
accelerate, (334)
accidental, (148)
accidental, (362)
a c c la im , (392)
acclimatize, (304)
accommodae, (304)
accomplish, (260)
account, (115)
accountable, (167)
accurate, (462)
accusation, (177)
accuse of, (426)
ccuse of, (429)
accuse, (269)
accused of, (372)
achieve, (260)
achievement, (438)
acknowledge, (188)
acknovvledge, (279)
acknovvledge, (479)
acquaint, (316)
acquire, (458)
acquit, (261)
acquit. (269)
acquit, (372)
acrid, (290)
act, (308)
act, (438)
action, (438)
active, (203)
active, (498)
a c tu a lly , (110)
actually, (26)
adamant, (185)
a d a m a n t. (338)
adapt, (304)
adaptable, (15)
adaptable, (443)
add, (361)
adjust, (304)
adrnire, (154)
admire, (366)
admit, (479)
a d m itte d ly , (7)
admonish, (473)
ado, (283)
adore, (175)
a d o re , (365)
adore, (366)
adorn, (418)
adrift, (180)
advance, (107)
advantage, (179)
a d v e rs e ly , (124)
advise, (316)
advise, (473)
a ffa ir, (172)
afectionate, (472)
affirm, (168)
affirm, (239)
after-effect, (214)
a fte rm a th , (214)
afterwards, (96)
age, (328)
age, (335)
aggravate, (155)
aggravate, (171)
aggravate, (251)
a g g ra v a te , (388)
ag le , (349)
a g ita te , (229)
agitated, (108)
agitated, (320)
agonize, (500)
agree, (415)
agreeable, (167)
agreement, (389)
agreement, (50)
a id, (84)
ailing, (157)
aim, (152)
aim, (252)
almost, (257)
alone, (196)
alone, (286)
alteration, (82)
amaze, (294)
ambiguous, (462)
ambitious, (379)
amble, (138)
ambie, (405)
ameliorate, (107)
a m e lio ra te , (386)
a m e n a b le , (167)
amenable, (185)
amend, (386)
amiss, (180)
amount, (115)
a m p le , (382)
amusing, (489)
arger, (155)
annihilate, (306)
annihilate, (420)
annihilate, (60)
a n n ih ila tio n , (25)
akin, (393)
alarm, (137)
alarm, (473)
alert, (276)
alert, (473)
announce, (241)
announce, (316)
annoy, (101)
annoy, (155)
annoy, (414)
annoy, (500)
annuity, (451)
annul, (133)
a lib i, (496)
a n n u l, (162)
alienate, (160)
alike, (317)
alike, (393)
annul, (327)
annull, (482)
ansvverable, (167)
anticipate, (135)
anticipate, (238)
a kn , (317)
a lim o n y , (357)
allegation, (493)
allege, (168)
allege, (206)
a lle g e , (41)
alleviate, (171)
a llia n c e , (389)
allocate, (376)
allot, (376)
allow, (212)
allovvance, (451)
ally, (270)
a n tic ip a te , (428)
anxiety, (226)
anxious, (477)
apathetic, (187)
apathetic, (477)
apathy, (145)
apex, (309)
apex, (416)
apology, (177)
appal, (207)
316
a p p a ll, (137)
apparertly, (26)
appear, (194)
appearance, (213)
appease,(251)
appetising, (178)
appeizing, (281)
applaud, (392)
appointrnent, (288)
a p p ra is a l, (170)
appraise, (242)
appreciate, (311)
apprehensive anxious, (108)
apprise, (316)
appropriate, (118)
appropriate, (447)
approximately, (257)
approximatior, (170)
apt, (447)
aquaint, (370)
arbitrary, (148)
arbitrary, (362)
ardent, (339)
ardent, (477)
ardour, (145)
arise from, (193)
a rise , (194)
arise, (223)
arise, (27)
arrange, (350)
arrangement, (90)
ar rest, (225)
arrest, (261)
artful, (432)
article, (80)
articulate, (205)
articulate, (369)
artless, (432)
as a rnatter of fac, (110)
ascend, (182)
a s c e rta in , (222)
ascertain, (363)
ask a question, (372)
ask for, (192)
aspect, (213)
aspect, (409)
assemble, (299)
assert, (239)
assert, (241)
assertion, (493)
assess, (242)
assessmert, (170)
a sse t, (179)
assiduous, (203)
assiduously, (122)
assignment, (288)
assist, (190)
a s s u a g e , (171)
assure, (293)
a s to n is h , (294)
astound, (294)
a s tra y , (180)
athletic, (349)
atrocious, (314)
attack, (476)
attack, (492)
attempt, (310)
attend, (378)
attentively, (433)
augment, (198)
avaricious, (461)
aver, (168)
average, (322)
average, (422)
a v e rt, (139)
avert, (277)
avid, (379)
avid, (477)
avoid, (383)
babble, (490)
back up, (487)
bad, (314)
bad-health, (157)
baffle, (83)
balance, (336)
b a llo t, (475)
b a n , (212)
banality, (397)
b a n k ru p t, (331)
barbaric, (314)
barbaric, (375)
bind, (280)
b a rre n , (332)
bizarre, (449)
blacken, (169)
blacken, (353)
base, (309)
b a s h fu l, (323)
basic, (431)
basis, (401)
battle, (217)
be annoyed, (87)
b itte r, (290)
b la m e , (269)
be b o th e re d , (87)
blame, (426)
blame, (429)
blemish, (353)
blithe, (201)
be off, (133)
b lu n d e r, (234)
be p u z z ie d , (83)
blunder, (408)
b lu n tly , (129)
b o d y , (104)
bear, (49)
bold, (273)
bold, (323)
bolster up, (198)
beat, (200)
beautify, (418)
because, (130)
begin, (218)
begin, (219)
begin, (368)
beginning, (492)
b o n d , (73)
boo-boo, (408)
book in, (37)
b o o m , (450)
boon, (179)
b e h a v io r, (68)
b o o s t, (190)
believable, (402)
bellovv, (452)
bemoan, (457)
bore, (294)
bore, (53)
boring, (113)
boring, (396)
b e n e fic ia ry , (228)
b o ro u g h , (298)
b e m o a n , (227)
benefit, (179)
benefit, (451)
b e n e fit, (54)
benevolent, (274)
berate, (476)
bestow, (347)
bestovv, (394)
b o rro w , (297)
borrovver, (65)
botch, (234)
bother, (226)
bother, (500)
brace, (421)
brave, (273)
bet, (231)
b re a ch , (359)
betray, (479)
better, (386)
bewail, (227)
bevvail, (457)
bevvilder, (294)
b ia s, (343)
b id , (295)
big, (166)
big, (382)
bigoted, (343)
b ila te ra l, (495)
b rib e , (224)
brief (340)
318
brilliant, (174)
bring about, (248)
bring up, (325)
bring, (425)
b ris k ly , (122)
brood, (500)
b ro o k , (318)
browbeat, (184)
brutality, (384)
build up, (186)
build, (420)
building, (23)
building, (42)
b u lk , (313)
bulidoze, (164)
bully, (164)
bully, (184)
bully, (435)
bungle, (234)
b u rd e n , (226)
b u rn d o w n , (94)
capable, (255)
capitalize on, (161)
c a p tiv a te , (19)
careful, (156)
careful, (255)
careful, (456)
carefully, (433)
careless, (255)
careless, (456)
carelessly, (433)
carnage, (278)
carry off, (419)
carry on, (413)
carry out, (260)
carry out, (485)
carry, (377)
carry, (425)
carry, (52)
case, (177)
cast aside, (374)
casual, (148)
casual, (339)
casuse, (66)
cause,(21)
c a u tio n , (473)
cautious, (174)
b y far, (40)
c a u tio u s , (456)
cautious, (465)
cautiously, (433)
cease, (206)
c a li in, (79)
cease, (368)
celebrity, (302)
censure, (269)
censure, (372)
censure, (429)
censure, (476)
centerpiece, (235)
centre, (235)
centre, (401)
ere al, (258)
cerernonial, (410)
chance, (148)
chance, (362)
changeable, (443)
charne with r4?R1
c a li o ff, (133)
cali, (299)
c a llo u s , (187)
callous, (396)
calm, (108)
calrr, (255)
calm, (320)
cancel, (133)
cancel, (162)
c a n d id a c y , (63)
ca n d id a te , (62)
candidlv. (4711
cease, (219)
clearly, (129)
clef, (474)
clever, (174)
clever, (489)
cleverness, (140)
cliche, (397)
climax, (305)
climax, (309)
c lim a x , (416)
chink, (474)
choose, (475)
c irc le , (126)
co d e , (308)
ch e c k in, (37)
cheer, (392)
cheerful, (201)
cheerful, (240)
cheerful, (381)
cheerless, (240)
cbeerless, (381)
chiefly, (291)
c h illy , (244)
circle, (215)
circle, (453)
circumstance, (172)
circumvent, (383)
City, (246)
civic, (246)
daim, (168)
daim, (41)
daim, (493)
clap, (392)
clarify, (369)
clarify, (411)
clash, (50)
clasp, (463)
classify, (350)
clean, (329)
clean, (427)
cleanse, (427)
clear, (261)
clear, (330)
clear, (427)
clear, (462)
co e rc e , (164)
coerce, (184)
coerce, (435)
coincidental, (148)
coincidental, (362)
cold, (244)
cold-blooded, (187)
collapse, (253)
collapse, (424)
collect, (425)
collect, (437)
collude, (333)
collude, (448)
colossal, (442)
combat, (217)
c o m e by, (458)
320
c o m m e rc e , (119)
commiserate, (446)
co n d o le , (446)
c o m m is e ra te , (497)
condole, (497)
conduct, (345)
confess, (454)
commission, (312)
commit a erime, (448)
commit, (455)
common, (495)
c o m m o n ly , (291)
c o m m o n p la c e , (322)
commonplace, (397)
commotion, (283)
communicative, (284)
compact, (315)
company, (104)
compatible, (447)
compel, (164)
co m p e l, (435)
compete, (270)
complain, (227)
complete, (218)
complete, (97)
cornpletely, (105)
completely, (196)
complicate, (30)
cornpiy with, (378)
component, (72)
comprehend, (324)
comprehension, (342)
compromise, (131)
compromise, (337)
compulsory, (444)
conceal, (31)
conceal, (363)
conceal, (436)
conceal, (481)
concede, (479)
concededly, (7)
conciliate, (160)
conciliale, (251)
c o n c is e , (340)
conclude, (305)
conclusion, (480)
concur, (415)
condemn, (227)
condernn, (269)
condemn, (372)
c o n d e m n , (426)
c o n fe s s , (479)
c o n fid e , (28)
confine,
confirm,
confirm,
confirm,
confirm,
confirm,
(300)
(133)
(162)
(188)
(222)
(487)
c o n firm , (69)
c o n flic t, (50)
confound, (294)
confuse, (370)
confused, (320)
confusing, (243)
c o n g e s t, (430)
congregate, (437)
c o n g ru o u s , (447)
connect, (280)
connection, (73)
connive, (333)
c o n n iv e , (448)
conscientious, (156)
consciously, (75)
consecrate, (455)
consensus, (389)
consequence, (214)
c o n s e g u e n c e , (66)
consequently, (130)
c o n s id e ra b ly , (195)
considerably, (220)
consign, (181)
console, (446)
console, (497)
conspicuously, (220)
conspire, (333)
conspire, (448)
constant, (134)
constantly, (125)
consume, (221)
contemplate, (385)
contend, (270)
contest, (270)
contribute, (394)
convene, (299)
convenient, (447)
convention, (109)
converge, (437)
corvey, (118)
convey, (377)
convey, (425)
convey, (52)
convoke, (299)
cool, (244)
cool, (379)
crest, (416)
cripple, (445)
crippled, (466)
crisis, (263)
critical, (339)
criticize, (426)
criticize, (476)
crowd, (430)
crovvd, (437)
crucial, (431)
cruel, (314)
cruel, (375)
cruelty, (384)
crux, (235)
cry out, (452)
culminate, (305)
cunning, (176)
cunning, (432)
curable, (443)
curt), (275)
copy, (121)
curb, (300)
curriculum, (352)
core, (235)
curtail, (259)
core, (401)
corn, (258)
Corporation, (104)
corresponding, (317)
corresponding, (393)
curtail, (348)
custom, (109)
customs, (112)
cut down, (221)
cut down, (259)
corrigible, (443)
dally, (356)
corrupt, (224)
cost, (103)
damage, (445)
dangerous. (247)
dark, (381)
dart, (405)
dash, (334)
couch, (241)
count, (361)
courageous, (273)
cover, (265)
covvardly, (273)
coy, (323)
crafty, (432)
crawl, (245)
crazy, (412)
create, (306)
creation, (25)
creativity, (140)
credible, (402)
creditor, (65)
creep, (245)
crest, (309)
dash, (405)
davvdle, (334)
dawdle, (356)
daze, (294)
dazed, (276)
deadly, (113)
deal with, (310)
deal, (389)
dealings, (119)
dearth, (1)
debater, (46)
debtor, (65)
decay, (24)
322
decay, (253)
decease, (253)
deceit, (176)
deceitful, (11)
deceitfully, (471)
deceive, (282)
deception, (176)
deceptive, (11)
decide, (202)
decimate, (306)
decision. (480)
deck, (418)
declare, (168)
declare, (239)
declare, (241)
declare, (316)
dedine, (259)
decline, (388)
decline, (450)
decline, (454)
decorate, (418)
decoration, (121)
decrease, (182)
decrease, (189)
decrease, (232)
decrease, (348)
dedicate, (455)
deed, (438)
deep, (14)
defame, (169)
defence, (177)
delence, (496)
delend, (265)
defiled, (143)
define, (292)
definite, (462)
deflect, (139)
defy, (359)
deliberate, (148)
deliberate, (362)
deliberately, (75)
delicate, (407)
delicious, (178)
delicious, (281)
delight, (311)
deliver, (118)
deliver, (425)
demand, (192)
demand, (248)
demobilize, (250)
demolish, (306)
demolish, (420)
demolish, (459)
demolition, (23)
demoralize, (146)
demur, (202)
demure, (323)
demure, (410)
denigrate, (169)
denounce, (392)
denounce, (429)
dense, (315)
deny, (239)
deny, (41)
deny, (479)
deny, (64)
deny, (69)
depar, (117)
department, (264)
depici, (292)
deplore, (227)
depreciate, (18)
depreciate, (183)
depress, (146)
depress, (56)
depressing, (240)
depressing, (381)
deprived, (142)
depth, (95)
deputize, (460)
deride, (367)
deride, (380)
deride, (417)
derisively, (71)
describe, (292)
describe, (411)
desert, (327)
design, (121)
desist from, (206)
desperate, (478)
detect, (363)
deteriorate, (186)
deteriorate, (200)
deteriorate, (328)
deteriorate, (386)
deteriorate, (388)
determined, (339)
detest, (151)
diminish, (182)
diminish, (259)
diminish, (348)
din, (283)
dire, (233)
direct, (139)
direct, (345)
directly, (129)
directly, (471)
disa vow, (188)
disabled, (466)
disagree, (415)
disagreement, (389)
disal!ow, (212)
disappear, (194)
disband, (250)
disband, (299)
discard, (114)
detest, (175)
discard, (374)
devastate, (420)
discern, (363)
discernment, (266)
discernment, (342)
discipline, (208)
disclaim, (168)
devastate, (459)
devastation, (23)
devastation, (278)
develop, (107)
develop, (186)
develop, (328)
evelope, (450)
deviate, (149)
devious, (432)
devote, (455)
die, (253)
die, (368)
difference, (303)
difference, (82)
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334
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339
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342
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343
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344
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345
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to build up, (107)
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346
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rip up, (486)
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urtdo, (482)
undue, (344)
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uneconomicat, (404)
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unknovvn, (364)
unleash, (261)
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unreasonable, (390)
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unsound, (402)
unsuitable, (15)
untie, (32)
untie, (482)
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uphold, (190)
uplift, (57)
upright, (434)
upset, (500)
urban, (246)
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vacant, (10)
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valuation, (170)
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vandal, (423)
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venerate, (365)
venerate, (366)
venture, (321)
verdict, (480)
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verve, (145)
veteran, (174)
Via, (272)
vicinity, (406)
vicious, (314)
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vicious, (423)
victimize, (307)
vie, (270)
view, (341)
vigorously, (122)
viiify, (169)
viilage, (298)
vindicafe, (429)
violate, (271)
violate, (359)
vioient, (423)
violent, (478)
Vision, (266)
vital, (431)
voiuble, (284)
voluntarily, (127)
votuntary, (444)
vote, (475)
vow, (293)
vulgar, (375)
vulnerable, (147)
wage, (173)
wage, (312)
wager, (231)
waive, (192)
wakefulness, (441)
walk away with, (354)
walk, (138)
wander, (149)
wane, (182)
want, (4)
ward-off, (139)
warm, (473)
vvarranty, (285)
wary, (456)
wash, (427)
waste away, (388)
waste ful, (404)
vvasteful, (373)
watchful, (456)
waver, (202)
waver, (413)
weak, (466)
weaken, (146)
weaken, (198)
vveaken, (421)
wealth, (4)
weaithy, (12)
vvealthy, (209)
weigh, (385)
weird, (296)
weird, (449)
weirdness, (301)
we!come, (311)
weli off, (209)
well-off, (12)
well-to~do, (209)
vvhirl, (215)
whisper, (452)
whisper, (490)
whole, (72)
wholly, (105)
wholly, (256)
wife, (391)
vvild, (423)
348
vvilling, (444)
willing, (477)
willingly, (127)
willingly, (128)
wily, (432)
wipe out, (306)
wipe out, (420)
wipe out, (459)
wipe, (427)
wise, (174)
wise, (390)
wither, (24)
withhold, (376)
withhold, (394)
withhold, (455)
witty, (489)
vvonderful, (351)
worship, (366)
worthless, (111)
wreck, (445)
wreck, (459)
wrestle, (217)
vvrong, (180)
yeli, (452)
yield to, (29)
yield, (144)
zeal, (145)
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rica etmek, yalvarmak 2) yardm dilemek 3) temyiz etmek 4) ilgisini ekm
gibi drt ayr anlama sahiptir.
imdi srasyla bu anlamlan ngilizce cmlelerde grelim:
tim.-.
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4 i Does the idea ol orking abroa appeal (t o vou L
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KURGUSAL SZLN dier szlklerden FARKI nedir? 12 FARKLI E
KLDE TEKRAR. Temel olarak alnan kelimeler iin aklda kalmay kolaylatran k
sa bir HATIRLATICI SENARYO yazlmtr.
Bu senaryo ile ilgili ayrca bir KARKATR izilmitir,
o
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Kelimenin KEND ANLAMI. EANLAMI. ZIT ANLAMI iin RNEK CM3
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5
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TEST: Aadaki ngilizce szcklerin karsna Trke anlamlarn yaznz..
fatique (ftig'I
eke out (k aut)
gingerlv (cincrli)
sue (su)
barter (b a r ' t r )
co i n p r o m i se (k a m ' p r m a y z )
trash (tra)
ap titu d e (ap'ttud)
nau gh t (n ti)
f ru itfu l ( f r u t fl)
C E V A P L A R IN IZ I K O N T R O L
E D N
Geliim andaki ocuklarn boylarn LEN ve TARTAN uzman doktor, akac bir ocu
u tekrar karsnda grnce: "Olum sen GE!!! (gauge) seni LTM, TARTTIM ya! di
ye sylenir.
The dog was rescued from the river by two plucky kids.
But for the actions of a few courageous individuals, we
might ali have died.
We must remember the thousands of brave men and
wornen who died for freedom.
Despite their valiant efforts, doctors were unable to save
the child's life,
Gustav MAHLER was one of the boidest and most innovative composers of his day.
Amy Johnson is famous for her heroic solo flight from
Britain to Australia in 1930.
Sanem was a fearless and outspoken woman who condemned ali violence.
He would often do very foolish things just to prove how
daring he was
They are guilty of a cowardly failure to address the prob
lem.
spark (spark) : harekete geirmek, tevik etmek, kkrtmak
spark = stimulate, activate, kindle, animate, ispire, start, excite
Uzay yolu adl dizideki rol ile Mr. SPAK ocuklardaki uzay merakn (spark) HAREKETE
GERD, TEVK ETT.
The speaker's aim was to spark the reformers nto action (=cause them to act).
The government plans to cut taxes in order to stimulate
the economy.
The alarm is activated by the lightest pressure.
Her imagination was kindled (= started to work) by the
exciting stories her grandmother told her.
An identical expression of amusement animated their
faces.
Captain Scotts example inspired them to reach the So
uth Pole on foot.
They started building the house in June.
The thought of their holiday excited them greatly.
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to particuiar areas).
He deseribed he painting in deail
The teacher explained he rules to he teacner,
Please spell out what you mean. I don t auie unaersand
She did not specify reasons for resigning.
A good manager should be abie to delineate tasks n a
strucured vvay.
AH BAYLKEN outlined heir responsibilities.
1shall limit my discussion to an analysis of the sales figures.
Journallsts should try to restrict themselves to reporting
fairly and honestly what has reaiiy happened.
SOS
Arkadann fikrine katlmayan Ali: "Senin sylediin devlet st bir ey VER STATE
(overstate olay amma da ABARTIYORSUN.'" diye sylenir.
Some residents said that the dangers had been overstated. until one ol the children was actually killed in
the wooas
1think you are overestimating his abilities.
The report overemphasizes the role of eacher. Children
also learn rom their parents and from each other.
1have told you a million times not to exaggerate.
The importance of his remark has been magnified out of
ali proportion
The numbers attending the rally vvere inflated by the
press
Be friendly vvith her. but don t overdo it. She miaht ge
the vvrong idea.
Some people adored Elvis Presi ey, but I think people
overrate him.
She believes the search understates the amount of discrimination vvomen suffer.
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Five billion dollars of tfis year's buaget is already earmarked for hospital improvements.
I have set aside the vvhole vveekend for househunting
I have a little money put avvay for a rainy day (= a time
when money wili be needed).
You may just vvani to put something avvay for a rainy
day.
I reserve Mondays for tidying my desk and ansvvering
letters,
I have got some savings laid by for my old age.
VVhatever is ieft should be put aside and kepi for tomorrow.
They sold half their produce at the market and kept the
rest in reserve for vvinter.
Shed managed to lay aside a few pounds out of her
wages each week
iitr'M
,LW -
Bir zanly takip eden gvenlik grevlisi: 'Altmdaki araba DODGE (dodge'l BR YAKA KA
AMAZ, beni ATLATA.V1AZ. Nasl oksa onu vakalarm" der.
The minister dodged (= avoided ansvvering) almost ali
the questions that were put to her.
He was never a person who evaded responsibility or
duty.
He eluded the polie by fleeing to France.
I try to avoid supermarkets on Saturdays - they are
alvvays so busy.
The president has said that the country vvill not shirk the
use of military force. should it be necessary.
Stop nedging and teli me vvhat you really think.
Predictably ihe president parried esquires about the
arms scanda!
Somehovv Ali managed to fend off the awkward questions.
She was lucky to escape serious injury,
We face/are faced vvith financiai penalties.
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Gnete yanan derisini SOYan olunu gren annesi: "Olum derini SOYup durma! (Soil) et
raf KRLETME" diye onu uyarr.
The baby has soiled his diaper again.
Cfrome doesn'i tarnish easily.
The smoke had blackened the white wa!!s of the
kitehen
His teeth were stained vvith nicotine from years of smoking
His reputation was biemished by a nevvspaper article
alleging he had evaded his taxes.
You can borrovv my gioves. but please try not to dirty
them,
We vvon't inves in any company that poilutes ne environmen.
His jealous brother besmirehed him in front of a iarge
group of his coeagues.
t is a shame that such a beautiful area has been defiied
by a rubbish dump
Children iike o ge themselves really dirty sometimes.
You should alvvays elean your teeth after meais.
own.
Don't allovv yourself to be guied by your emotions.
My parents ru n a smail printing business.
Public opinion governed the committees decision to
stop the project.
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Kars, Anne Mary 16. kattaki camlar bayram temizlii iin silmeye kalknca, George: "Ora
dan N ANNE (inane) bir APTALlk yapma diye onu uyarr.
I was becomirg fried of t h e giri' inane cbatter.
We vvere foolish to buy such an expensive house.
After a vvhile their silly behavior began o annoy me.
Sit down and stop making ihat stupid noise!
t was a plainly fatuous daim - everyone knows the
economy is in decline.
t is a senseless argument, because homelessness is
not usually based on choice.
Hovv idiotic of them to get so worried about nothing.
It's absrd - they wan me to drive six hours for a twenty minute meeting.
A irivolous attitude vvont help you in this profession
He says his life was been empty (= vvithout purpose.
value or meaning) since his wife died.
I think you can trust hm; he is a sensible lad.
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f '-------------------
: oppress
---------------------------------------; bask
y o rm a k ; z u lm e tm e k
morbid
b ir y a n a k o y m a k
yapm ak;
; h a s ta lk l;
curse
meek
: s a k in ,
ru h s a l a d a n , s a lk l
: l m e k ;
ta rtm a k ,
dodge
: b a s n
soil
: y re k li,
y i it, c e s u r
freak
k k rtm a k
rally
c a n la n d rm a k , d z e n e
define
steer
highly
terrific
fe v k a la d e , o k g z e l,
fe c a a t
e tm e k ;
inane
: bo,
allure
: c e z b e tm e (k ),
: i g z a r,
her e y e
k a r a n
.
; a y rm a k ,
a n la m s z ; b u d a la ,
a h m a k , a p ta l
: a b a rtm a k
; te h lik e y e a tm a k ,
tu z a a d rm e k
earmark
: id a re e tm e k , y n e tm e k
; ok, pek ok
: k o rk u n , d e h e tli,
d e h e t v e ric i;
e tm e k
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tu h a flk :
tu tm a k
s n rla m a k , ta y in
officious
: a c a y ip lik
g irm e k ; iy ile m e y e y z
: ta rif
overstate
| decoy
k irle n m e k .
m e ra k , k u ru n tu
:. h a re k e te g e irm e k ,
te v ik e tm e k ,
: k irle tm e k ,
Ie k e le (n )m e k
d n c e s iz , d ik k a ts iz
plucky
spark
k a p k u rtu lm a k
d n d rm e k ,
s e rs e m le tm e k ;
: b ir
a tla tm a k ; -d e n b ir y a n a
ta h m in e tm e k
I dizzy
u y s a l; a l a k
g n ll
o lm a y a n
gauge
la n e t (e tm e k ), b e d d u a
(e tm e k )
bozuk,
ta h s is e tm e k ,
a kln
b a n d a n a lm a (k )
fare
vvelfare
faculty
: y o l p a ra s , b ile t c re ti
: re fa h , s h h a t
: y e te n e k , g , ik tid a r
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b) repulsion
c) curse
d) appeal
e) enchantmen
d) charm
e) inability
b) ap pe al'
c) enchantment
3) For years now, the people have been oppressed by a ruthless dictator.
a) freed
b) dodged
c) charmed
d) gauged
e) confused
d) morbid
e) reliable
b) terrific
c) plucky
5) He was a morbid individual, always talking about strange and horrible murders.
a) healthy
b) unhealthy
c) off-color
d) unvvell
e) inane
6) The dog was rescued from the river by two plucky kids.
a) courageous
b) unhealthy
c) inane
d) cowardly
e) bold
b) vvorsen
c) perk up
d) pull through
e) get better
8) Some residents said that the dangers had been overstated. Until one of the children was actually killed in the vvoods.
a) overrated
b) gauged
c) dodged
d) steered
e) understated
10)
b) overrated
c) steered
d) vvorsened
e) rallied
d) steered
e) gauged
b) blackened
c) cleaned
define,
rallied,
lure,
fancy,
highiy,
set aside,
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
dizzied,
intrusive
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Every human being has the right to freedom {ro m ............... (oppress)
t w a s .............hot in the bus. (oppress)
Consumers are faced by a ............. choice o f products. (dizzy)
The recession is now perhaps.............as a siump. (define)
Can you give me a g o o d .............of harsh? (define)
Of course lll do it, if you want me to, Ali re p lie d ,...............(meek)
My mouth i s .............painful. (terrify)
Few people were convinced by his ............. of the advantages of the scheme.
(overstate)
9) She was vvearing a m o s t.............dress at K. Monis dinner party. (allure)
10) They vvarned their children t o ..........................................drugs. (steer)
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Maaza sahibi, efendi bir mterinin GCENDN fark edince; "O EFEND biri (offend)
onu GCENDRMEK istemeyiz'' dive talimat verir.
l offends me when you kick your dog.
He insulted her by suggesting thai women are less
intelligent than men.
Dont mention her hairstyle. She'll probably take
offence.
This is a general criticism, so I hope none of you will
take it personally.
I took excepfon to what he said about my family.
VVhen she didn't invite me to her party, I was a bit put
out.
He is feeng very put out by your refusal to go and visit
him.
I was deeply hurt by the way she just ignored me.
She had been grievously vvound by his words.
I didn't vvant it myself; 1only got it to please you
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stedii yeni model elbiseyi terzisine tarifeden bir mteri: "u geni ksm yukar E VRDE
(turn up) ceketin boyu biraz KISALSIN" der.
Can you tun my skirt up for me?
My tutor says my essay is too long and l'll have to short
en it by a couple of thousand words.
Now the fashion telis us ali to take our skirts up again!
t is generally a good idea when taking notes to abbre
viate words that occur repeatedly.
You could make your speech shorter by taking out ali
the questions.
The introduetion is too long. Can you try and cut it down .
This speech is much too long - you'll have to condense
it.
He is currently abridging his book so that it can be made
into a film.
There is a plan to lengthen the three - year course to
four years.
Son hazrlk MAna kan futbol takmnn antranr, yapt basn toplantsnda: "Esas
olarak takmn gcn bu MAla (mateh) KARILATIRMAK gerekir" der.
The curiains don't mateh the paint.
Sometimes his inner tnoughts and his outer aetions do
not mateh
l've iried matehing my brain against the computer's.
That seems ezpensive - have you compare prices in
oiher shops?
Botf giri compete for their fathers attention.
Looking at his CV, he should fit the sales job perfectly.
He aaapted an old car engine to fit his boat.
I cant keep up vvith these changes in fashion
I like the way the blue carpet goes vvith the gold curtains.
t was a bitter civil war, that pitted neighbour against
neighbour
No other fruit rivals the lemon for ilavour.
The two armies elashed briefly near the border this
morning
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Dnyann oluumu srasnda VVORLD WHLE (\vorthwhile) canllar iin DEERL. FAY
DALI eyler olutu.
We had a long wait, but it was worthwhile because we
got the tickets
The book is full of useful information.
Your knovvledge and experience vvould be very valuable
to us.
This advice may not be what you want to hear, but at
least it is construetive.
I found these cassettes very helpful vvhen I was learning
English.
After a long tiring hike we longed for the beneficial
effects of a hot bath
t would be advantageous to get your tickets early so
you dont miss out.
Educational toys and games are often moe vvorthy than
fun.
I thought it vvould be a good idea to arrive early.
The jevvels he sold us turned out to be completely
vvorthless.
g /|g
Arkadana nerede RASLADIN diye annesi sorunca, Kerem : 'T a m baheden ERYE do
ru KOUYORDUM (run into) arkadama RASLADIM" der.
Guess who I ran into in the High Street this after noon?
Outside the restaurant, we came aeross a man doing a
fire-eating performance.
I ran aeross an exceilent book on the subject, in the
public library
i bumped into an old friend in town today.
I banged into an old friend in tovvn today.
I barked into an old friend in tovvn today
I knocked into my old teacher in the tovvn this morning.
I dropped aeross this old photograph in the back of the
dravver
i happened on an old country inn, and stopped to have
a meal.
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misrule
disaster
highlight
eheat
set off
look after
offend
scorn
animate
privilege
turn up
mateh
w ithstand
: kt idare etmek; kt
ynetim; karklk
: felaket, bel, talihsizlik,
byk kaza
: ilgi ekici olay
: hile yapmak, dalavere
yapmak; aldatmak:
snavda kopya ekmek
yola kmak
: gz kulak olmak,
gzetmek
: gcendirmek; kzdrmak
: kmseme(k), hor
grme(k)
; canlandrmak, hayat
vermek
: ayrcalk (tanmak); muaf
tutmak
: ksaltmak, yukar
evirmek
karlatrmak; uvmak.
uydurmak; benzemek;
stn gelmek
: dayanmak, kar koymak
interplay
at nce
long running
vvorthvvhile
run into
obey
thrill
conquer
scar
bite
frazzle
deport
: karlkl etkileme;
karlkl etkilemek
; hemen derhal
: uzun vadeli
: deerli, faydal,
zahmetine deer
: tesadf etmek, rast
gelmek
: itaat etmek, sz
dinlemek; boyun emek;
denileni yapmak
: heyecan vermek,
heyecanlandrmak, tesir
etmek
; fethetmek; zafer
kazanmak, yenmek
: yara izi; yara izi
brakmak, gemiin
brakt kt etki
: srmak, sokmak (ylan
vs.); oltaya vurmak
: ypranma(k), ypratmak
: snrd etmek
...............................
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a) set off
b) vvithstand
c) misrule
d) run into
2) The flood was one of the worst ..............weve had for years.
a) disasters
b) blessing
c) highlight
d) privilege
3) When I was young Christmas was t h e .............. of the year.
a) interplay
4)
e) highlight
b) cheat
c) deport
d) bite
e) match
b) bite
d) thrill
e) deport
d) bite
e) look after
c) bites
d) animates
e) misrules
c) animated
d) misruled
e) looked after
c) match
a) animate
7)
d) disaster
a) set off
6)
c) cheat
e) cheat
a) thrill
5)
b) privilege
e) look after
b) scorn
c) deport
a) looks after
b) offends
8)
9)
a) scorned
b) offended
a) scar
b) cheat
c) highlight
10) Can y o u ..............my s k irt............... for me?
a) turn up
b) look after
c) run into
d) privilege
e) disaster
d) set off
e) bump into
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b) blessing
c) cheat
d) scar
e) inerpiay
b) obey
c) run into
d) look after
e) set otf
3) Who will look after the children vvhile you go out to work?
a) run into
b) match
c) set off
d) are for
e) turn up
b) withstand
c) turn up
d) set off
e) please
b) respect
c) set off
d) obey
e) vvithstand
6) Good teachers should ask questions that stimulate the children to think.
a) depress
b) enliven
c) bite
d) privilege
e) animaie
7) The introduction is too long. Can you try and cut it down?
a) shorten
b) look after
c) set off
d) bump into
e) lengthen
b) match
c) clash
d) lengthen
e) animate
10)
b) give in
c) ihrill
d) animate
e) deport
Being part of the crovvd at the bali garne had always excited me.
a) bored
b) opposed
c) deported
d) thrilled
e) set off
privilege,
overcharge,
match.
offends,
mismanaged,
vvithstand,
despise,
set out,
enduring
interplay,
take up,
forthvviih
10)
11)
12)
13)
14)
15)
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Hakim iddia makamnn sylediklerini pek inandrc bulmayarak: "Bunlarn DDA ETTK
LER. SPAT ETMEK istedikleri (aver) IVIR ZIVIR evler.'Reddedildi!" diye gr bildirir.
She averred that he vvas guilty
n a statement to the press, she alleged that her husband
had pianned to kili her
When questioned, ali the vvitnesses afiirrned ihat the
shooting had taken place exactly as the polie
deseribed it.
in 1985 R. Gandi stated that he vvould reform the
Congress Party of India.
He has repeatedly declared that he will not join a
coalition government.
Reagan's 1981 budget message declared that the new
economic program vvas vvorking vvell
The doctor has asserted that the skeleton, vvhich was
said to be man's first ancestor, is in fact a fake.
She argued that taxes must be inereased to pay tor
public Services.
My mother always maintains that I learned to talk at six
months old.
If you thought that vvasn't fair, vvhy didnt you speak up?
No one dared to speak out against the nevv lavv.
He denied the aliegations.
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FULL MNE lakabl halter antrenrnn geldiini gren rencileri: "Hemen almaya
balayalm. Yoksa FULL MNE bize sinirden (flminate) ATE PSKRR" diye endie
ederler.
nde Ted is alvvays iulminating about the youth of
today.
Poiiiicians and religious leaders have universally condemned the act of terrorism.
Some nisiorians have denounced them as unscrupulous.
We deplore the use of violence against innocent people.
Her father disapproved of her boy-friend.
The general was censured for negligence.
The church people frovvned on those who spent Sunday
mornings in bed
My father could easily have opposed our marriage or at
ieas expressed his disapproval.
Football managers voiced their disapproval of people
who seli tickets unofficially.
How can dissatisfied taxpayers register disapproval of
government pocies?
His latest film has oeen praised by the critics.
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Yeni kurulan BANK ON (10) adl banka ksa srede (bank on) mterilerin GVEND bir
banka olur.
Can I bank on your support?
I vvouldn'i bank on bim being there?
You can trust me, 1am your friend.
i believed in Ali, and then he went and let me down.
The French had little confidence in their allies
Truman was relying on the advice of military expers
You can depend on Mr Moni to arrive on time.
We are counting on you to vvake us up in time
Rebel troops have said they can no longer put their trust
in UN promises of proteetion.
n times of crisis, some people decide to place their trust
in a professional counsellor.
He disirusted those who were too friendly oo guickly.
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The two giri stood out from the whole elass, and vvere
alvvays vvinning prizes tor school work.
To make the figures stick out, paint them in a darker
color.
He projected himself as hind, caring and thoughtful.
The broken bone protruded through the mans skin.
Our guide led us to where a flat rock juts out from the
side of the cliff.
Susan iried to hide the letter but I could see it poking out
of her pocket.
When Nage arrived at school this morning her hair vvas
ali sticking up at the back.
There has been a noticeable improvement in Sibels
cooking.
n China, vvhere black hair is the norm, her blonde hair
vvas eonspicuous.
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FITIK ameli var sonras hasta: "FITIK beni (fatigue) ok YORDU, bana YORGUNLUK
VERD" der '
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P iine ATILMAK isteyen arkada, fikir sorunca, Ali: "P iine (leap) ATILMAK iin nce
sermaye gerekli. O da sende yok der.
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P iine ATILMAK'isteyen arkada, fikir sorunca, Ali: ';P iine (leap) ATILMAK iin nce
sermaye gerekli. O da sende yok der.
AA
ALAY komutan, dman cephesine kar yaplacak. LER YRY NCES yapt
konumada: "ALAYmdaki ASKERler TURP gibi, (troop) LER YRY YAPMAK
bizim iin ocuk oyunca'' der.
When the riots did not stop, the troops vvere sent in io
deal vvith the situation.
The childten trooped off the bus.
He has been a soidier ali his adult life.
Units of the Nigerian army vvere quickly sent to the border
The air attack almost vviped ou the Burmese forces on
the ground
A new government is now responsible for the armed
forces.
Hundteds of demonstrators met in Central Park
The prisoners had to assemble each morning in the
courtyard,
The family gathered in the living room to hear the teading
of the wiil.
The polie used tear gas to disperse the crovvd.
train (treyn) : altrmak, retmek; idare etmek
train = teaeh, instruct, educate, coach. bring up, instil, exercise, \vork out
Yeni oyuncak TRENnin nasl altm soran oluna, babas:" Bunu (train) RETMEK
kolav. Seni bu ise biraz ALITIRMAK lazm" der
of
fresh air.
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eke out
aver
provide
accompany
bail out
contest
recede
fulminate
stringent
bank on
carry off
stand out
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ancestor
decent
fatigue
solid
gratfy
namely
ebb
leap
point out
look back
troop
train
retouch
...........
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2)
a) p o in te d out
a) b a ile d o u t
b) b a ile d o u t
b ) a v e rre d
e ) ebb ed
c) eked out
d) a v e rre d
o) p ro v id e d
d) a c c o m p a n ie d e ) rece d e d
c) fu lm in a te d
d) b a n k ed on
e ) leapt
d) p o in ted out
e ) leapt
b) g ra tifie d
b) rec e d e d
c) eked out
6)
b) d is p e rs e d
c) train e d
d) p o in te d out
e ) p ro vid e d
b) p o in t o u t
c) leap
d) rec e d e
e ) g ra ify
b) c o n te s te d
c) a c c o m p a n ie d
d) g ra tifie d
e ) co rre c te d
d) reto u c h e d
e ) d isp e rse d
8)
9)
a) co n te s te d
a) d isp e rs e d
10)
b) a c c o m p a n ie d c) d e s e rte d
b) ie a p t
c) o p p o s e d
d) fu lm in a te d
e ) b a ile d out
c) b a n k on
d) c a rry off
e ) stan out
b) eke o u t
b) eke o u t
c) c a rry o u t
d) fail aw ay
e ) lo o k b a ck
b) tro o p
c) a n c e s o r
d) e x h a u stio n
e ) sa tisfa ctio n
b) ca rry o u t
c) e x h a u s t
d) lo o k back
e ) a ra tify
d) bo re aw ay
e ) w o re out
b) lo o ke d b a ck
c) a b s c o n d e d
b) in d e c e n t
c) k in d
d) s trin g e n i
e ) in a d e q u a te
6) The strain of looking after the tiny twins fatigued their mother.
a) re juve n a te d
b) tired
c) c a rrie d o u t
d) b a ile d o u t
e ) sto o d out
b) tired
d) b a ile d o u t
e ) eked out
c) c o n te s t
d) ju m p
e lessen
c) w e a r o u t
d) lessen
e p u ll off
c) s to o d o u t
b) a ve r
10)
b) d is tru s t
b) rely on
c) w e a r o u t
d) supply
e pull off
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2)
a) p ro vid e
a) d e p riv e d of
b) d e p riv e of
b) eked out
c) bail out
d) c o n te st
e) recede
c) p ro v id e d
d) d e n ie d
e) a cco m p a n ie d
b) e s c o rte d
c) p ro v id e d
d) rece d e d
e) d e nied
b) p ro v id e d
c) d e n ie d
d) fu lm in a te d
e) adva nce d
6)
b) a d v a n c e d
c) p ra is e d
d) e s c o rte d
e) su p p lie d
b) in d e c e n t
c) so lid
d) firm
e) hard
8)
b) d is p le a s e d
d) d e s e rte d
e) p leased
d) receded
e) reto u ch e d
c) b a n k on
d) drop
e) retouch
c) re c o lle c te d
d) b a n k ed on
e) g ra tifie d
c) a v e rre d
b) c o n te s te d
c) grovvn
10 )
b) fa tig u e
b) b ru s h e d up
elude,
solid,
leapt,
projected,
ebbed,
conducted,
laid on,
bail out,
namely,
economize on,
receding,
disperse,
think back,
argues,
drevv attention,
i.e.
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17)
18)
19)
20)
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zci kampndaki LK GECE, ate YAKMA snavna balayan gen izci aday heyecanla: Bu
benim iin LK NIGHT (ignite) atei YAKAR,
TUTUfuRURSAM belki kzci olabilirim" diye
dnr.
The fuel spontaneously ignites because of the high
temperaure and pressure.
The murder of the young black mother was the spark
which ignited the explosion of rioting.
That winter they had to burn some of their furniture to
keep warm.
t is freezing in here! Lets ght a fire.
Vikings attacked the villages along the coast and set
them on fire.
The spilt gasoline suddenly flared up in a sheet of flame,
VVould you know what to do if a fire broke out in your
school?
A pile of rags caught fire and the fire spread quickly to
the whole factory.
She was standing too elose to the re, and her dress
suddenly burst into fiames.
t took the firefighters hours to extinguish the fiames.
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Doum n iin hazrlanan NCRL pastav olunun dikkatsizce tadn gren anne:
"Y avrum'o pasta NCRL (gingerly) BYK BR DKKATLE. YAVAA taa" der.
I removed the bandage gingetiy and looked at the wound
Drive earefully - the roads are icy.
He tiptoed the door and peered round cautiously.
Slowly and watchfully they vvalked around the perimetet
of the elearing.
The children sat listening attentively to the story.
You should spend the money prudently - it is ali you will
have for a long time
1 dont think she paid for that book," he whispered to me
discreetly..
She stroke the cat tenderly behind the ears.
Gently (slowly and earefully), Ziya lifted the baby out of
its cot.
Erol had carelessly left the door pen.
capitulate (kpievt) : teslim olmak; silahlar brakmak
capitulate = surrender, give in, concede, admit defeat, accept defeat, lav dven
arns, \vave the vvhite flag, acquiesce
capitulate x resist : direnmek
Aranan iki pheliden biri kapnn alndn duyunca, arkadana: "KAPI CNEYT! (capit
ulate) TESLM OLMAK, SLAHLARI BIRAKMAK zorundayz" der.
He finaily capitulated and a!lowed his daughter to go on
holiday with her friends.
t seems clear that the unions will have to capitulate to
the government's demands
Their forces capitulated five hours after the Allied bombardment of the city began.
Finaily, on April 16 th, the enemy surrendered
I decided it was best to give in to my Mother - she was
always right.
The defeated army conceded and their enemy claimed
victory,
After almost four hours of thrilling tennis, Jimmy
Connors was finaily forced to admit defeat.
Refusing to accept defeat, shell be running in the election again next year.
The general called on the defeated army to lay down
their arms (=stop fighting)
They vvalked towards the enemy waving the vvhite flag
to show that they were surrendering.
He acquiesced in the plans his parents had made for him .
The Minister has resisted demands for his resignation.
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appeal (ipil') : rica etmek, yaharmak: \ardm dilemek; temyiz etmek: ilgisini
ekmek
appeal = entreat. implore. bey. plead; attrack. tempt, charm. interest
appeal x repel : nefret uyandrmak
Oyuncann PL biten ocuk, iinden: "Acaba anneme (appeal) RCA ETSEM. VAL
SLARSAM bana bir PL alr m?" diye dnr.
The government is appealing to everyone to save vvater.
They are appealing for clothes and blankets to send of
to the earthquake vietims.
I intend to appeal against this sentence/verdict,
Does the idea of working abroad appeal (to you)?
She entreated us to belp her.
1implore you to go now.
She begged and begged until I said yes.
He pleaded with ihem to release his daughter.
Her equal-pay campaign has been attracting a lot of
support.
fm tempted to seli my car and buy Jack's.
She was charmed by Venice.
Politics doesn't interest me
Her arrogance repels many people.
kidnap (kdnap) : (Fidye iin) (birini) karmak
kidnap = abduet, carrv off, lold to ransor, pay ransom
kidnap x release : serbest brakmak
KAIRILAN ocuun babas, verdii ifadede: ''Elinde bir ocuk haritas KID MAP? vard
Neden sonra (kidnap) KAIRILDIINI anladm" der.
The little boy was kidnapped by terrorists.
The vvoman. who is in her thirties. was abduced lale
last night and is stili missing.
Thieves carried off the rarmers sheep during the night.
The gang held the racehorse to / for ransom.
The terrorists agreed to release her after her company
paid the ransom.
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nourish
nourish
give
nourish
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Olu karl havada top oynamak isteyince, annesi: "Yavrum sen NSANI (insane) DEL eder
sin! stediin ey son derece MANASIZ diye ona kzar.
He went insane.
You must be insane to go out in this vveather!
I think some of her ideas are totally insane.
I sometimes think lm going insane (= I feel very confused).
You are crazy to lend him ali that money - youll never
get it back.
You spent $ 2500 a pair of shoes? You must be mad!
t was clear from his wiid appearance and behaviour
that he was deranged.
The experiences of the pas few weeks have left him
mentally unbalanced,
Hes put in a daim for expenses which is just absrd.
This a ridiculous situation to be in.
If this is one of your hare - brained sehemes I don't
want to know.
Ali lost a lot of money in an H - advised attempt to salvage the company's fortunes.
George Duke has been certified sane.
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Tatile giden anne, oluna: ieklere SU VER (swear) YEMN ET! Yoksa hepsi kurur" der.
The soldiers swore alleqiance to the constitution of the
USA.
Before giving evidence you have to svvear an oath
Can you svvear to it that you've never seen this man
before today?
Stop svvearing in front of the children
Before giving evidence you have to svvear on the Bible.
The vvitness placed her hand on the Bible and took the
oath (= promised to teli the truth).
The Russians gave Japan an assurance that they vvould
not attack.
The President has assured us that he vvill look into the
matter.
n court he had to give an undertaking that he vvould
stay avvay from his former girlfriends house.
I can't teli you her name; lve given her my word.
Many rock stars have pledged to support the carnpaign
to save the rainforests.
She hit her head on the door and cursed furiously.
The government has had to renege on its commitment
to full employmenk
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\ census
! alter
| malpractice
ignite
gingerly
capitulate
reign
insubordinate
ringleader
fail
enable
achieve
appeal
kidnap
nourish
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enforce
enlarge
malreat
mine
starve
urge
insane
ease
swear
assure
mecbur etmek;
;
uygulamak, yerine
getirmek
: by(lt)mek,
genile(t)mek,
oaltmak
: kt davranmak, eziyet
etmek
; kazp karmak
(kmr v.s); maden
(oca); mayn
: alktan lmek veya
ldrmek; ok alk
i
ekmek; yoksulluk
ekmek
i
: drtmek; zorlamak;
1
srar etmek,
: deli, ldrm; delice,
manasz
: rahat ettirmek,
skntdan kurtarmak;
kolaylatrmak
: ant imek; yemin etmek;
kfretmek
: temin etmek; ikna
etmek; sz vermek;
gvence vermek
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b) alter
c) enable
d) starve
e) assure
b) alters
c) starves
d) mines
e) enforces
3) t seems clear that the unions will have to ............ to the governments demands.
a) ease
b) maltreat
c) reign
d) capituiate
e) ignite
4) After the dictators death, anarehy and confusion............ for several years.
a) assured
b) ignited
e) starved
d) svvore
e) reigned
b) mined
c) enabled
d) failed
e) capitulated
d) alter
e) maltreat
d) eased
e) reigned
b) urge
c) nourish
b) kidnapped
c) sworn
b) starve
c) nourish
d) svvear
e) enforce
10)
b) appeal
c) alter
d) enforce
e) nourish
d) sworn
e) reigned
b) maltreated
c) enforced
b) assured
c) mistreated
d) enlarged
svvorn
b) urge
c) reign
d) swear
e) capituiate
c) svvear
d) push
e) ignite
c) enforce
d) nourish
b) starve
b) appease
ignite
b) enforce
c) starve
d) ignite
d) reign
d) stick to
e) mistreat
d) took on oath
e) appeased
b) svvore
c) ruled
b) capitulated
e) nourished
b) swear
e) mistreat
b) carelessly
c) gingerly
d) unenthusiastically e) rudely
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3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10 )
nurture,
brought off,
strengthen,
reings,
failed,
ringleaders,
gingerly,
malpractice,
insane,
alter,
Defiant,
pushed up
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Bilet kalmad iin konsere giremeyen genler, olaya GL bir TEPK gstermek
amacyla kapda (backlash) BEKLEmeye karar verirler.
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Soyu tkenmi hayvan SKELETlerinin sergilendii mzede, bir dinozor SKELETinin yerde
durduunu gren mdr: "Bu SKELET (escalate) YKSELMEL, YKSELTMEK iin ge
rekeni yapn!" der.
His financial problems escalated after he became
unemployed.
The escalating rate of inflation will almost certainly bring
escalating prices.
The government escalated the war by starting to bornb
enemy cities.
Crime levels are increasing rapidly throughout the country.
Pneumonia has been on the increase recently.
The fighting intensified and spread through the city.
Trade betvveen developing countries and industrialized
countries is beginning to expand.
The US government is stili trying to extend its influence
ver European politics.
Mustafa has overweight, so he stepped his fitness pro
gram up.
The company must boarden its economic base if it is to
survive.
People's hopes were raised by a report that peace talks
had begun.
Fears of an invasion were heightened by long-range
bornb attacks.
The music actually heightened the dramatic effect of the
film
Her supporters gradually dvvindled to tvvo ot three loyal
friends.
607 se
sue=^S1prosecute,
J: ^avaa5put
maksb on trial for, be tried, be on trial, stand trial for, take to
court, come to trial
Akl hastasn SU' ile konuurken gren doktoru, nedenini sorunca; hasta: "Suya (sue) DAVA
AMAK STYORUM der.
She is suing her husband for divorce.
Some newspapers were prosecuted for breaches of
security.
The couple were put on trial for fraud and found guilty.
The suspect will be tried within the next few weeks.
Three men are now on trial after a series of terrorist
attacks.
George and his accompiice, Hindley, stood trial for the
killings.
She is tfreatening to take me to court for not paying the
bili on time
Your case vvont come to trial until next summer.
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Acemi seyis altrd at TEVK ETMEK yerine hayvan KIKIRTINCA, antrenr: "ATI
NCTme (incite) onu TEVK ETMEK lazm. KIKIRTMAK deil!" diye uyanda bulunur.
He was kept in solitary confinement because it was
feared he might incite another riot.
I'm sure she vvouldn't just hit someone for no reason.
You must have provoked her.
The soldiers were sent into the foreign country to stir up
violence among the natives.
The enemy have sent men into the villages to stoke up
opposition to our help.
The revolt in the North is believed to have been instigated
by a disappointed ex-government official.
He pushed her into making a decision.
That noise is driving me out of my mind.
I think 1knovv who put hirn up to cheating.
The speaker soon whipped the crowd up until they were
ready to march.
Don't talk, it puts her off her game.
ail (evi) : rahatsz olmak; sknt vermek, rahatsz etmek; hasta olmak
ail = upset, distress, hurt, hurt s b s feeling, get upset, take sth to heart, get
vvorked up; afflict
Hasta ocuk muayene iin doktora direnince, annesi: Olum EL sene! (ail) Hem etraf
RAHATSIZ EDYORSUN hem de bana SIKINTI VERYORSUN!" diye kzar.
The government seems to have no understanding of
what ails the country
I dont knovv vvhats ailing her (= making her unhappy or
upset)
They vvere careful not to upset Nilgn vvhile she was
pregnant.
I dont vvish to distress you any further but I must ask
you a few questions about the accident.
You knovv I vvould never do anything to hurt you.
I am sorry if I hurt you feeling.
I get upset vvhen I see people being cruel to animals
He was drunk. Dont take his vvords to heart.
There's no point getting vvorked up. Clam dovvn and
think about vvhat you are going to do.
t is a disease which mainly afflicts individuals between
30 and 50 years of age.
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ler) ACI EKMEK, baka bir deyile bu sanatn tlim inceliklerini renmen lazm" der.
Ail chiidren suffer a good deal when parents divorce
The country is stili suffering the efiecs of a war which
ended two years ago.
She had to endure countless atacks on her reputation
from popular nevvspapers,
The country is undergoing the strains of rapid population
' grovvth.
There vvas no denying that she had gne through a very
difficuli ordeal.
The Sudan vvas in the grip of its vvorst ramine for 20 years.
The naion vvas in the throes of a dreadful war and could
do nothing io stop the invasion
Black people in the area are cfaiming tbey have been subjected to repeated racial attacks from polie officers.
The university is passing through a difficult period of
change.
I'm afraid your husband has met vvith a siight accident,
but he isn't seriously hurt.
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Bir filmde kpeklerin ark sylediini gren ocuk olay merak edince, babas: "Bunlar FA
SIL T (facility) kendilerine KOLAYLIK salanm. stelik onlarda YETENEK de var" der.
This phone has a memory facility.
His facility for memorizing dates was astonishing.
The hospital spokesperson said a temporary ten-bed
facility wou!d pen this month.
She won the 400 m race vvith ease (= vvithout difficulty).
He spoke vvith fluency and directness.
What is so impressive about their society is the efficien
cy of the public Services.
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^asten (fsn) : b alatn lm ak : tuttu r(u l)m ak ; (gzn) ayrm am ak; stnde
d u rm a k
fasten = attach, fix, affix, conect, join, tie; focus on, seize on/upon
fasten x untie : zmek
Padiah haritaya bakarak: "FAS'IN bize (fasten) BALANMASI iin ne yapalm? Oray
imparatorluumuza BALAMAK istiyorum" der.
Fasten your seat belts.
He fastened his coat.
She fastened the notice to the board
She fastened her eyes on him,
The president fastened on the idea at nce
Attach a recent photograph to your application form.
VVII you fix the shelf to the wall at the vveekend?
He affixed his signature to the coniract.
Can I connect my printer to your Computer?
Russia is joined to Eastern Europe by ali sorts of economic ties.
She tied the ribbon tightly in a bow/knot.
Focus your attention on your work.
The Administration immediately seized on the idea of
sending the forces back into the Gulf.
Could someone help Mustafa untie his shoelaces,
please?
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j seal
literacy
affirm
afford
escalate
sue
ncite
ail
invest
j suffer
minimal
shatter
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profess
premium
facility
hardy
nadir
nauseate
fasten
fallacy
delirium
sheer
trail
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b) delirium
c) premium
d) nadir
e) bottom
d) escalated
e) sued
d) fasten
e) sue
a) trailed
3)
a) afford
4)
b) invest
c) incite
b) literacy
c) premium
d) bottom
e) delirium
d) ail
e) seal
a) afford
6)
c) sealed
a) nadir
5)
b) afforded
b) profess
c) nauseate
a) fastened
b) trailed
c) nauseated
d) escalated
e) afforded
7) They were careful not t o ......... .... Nilgn vvhile she was pregnart.
a) upset
8)
a) shatter
9)
c) escalate
d) profess
e) sue
b) suffer
c) nauseate
d) fasten
e) sue
c) shattered
d) sued
e) trailed
a) suffered
10)
b) shatter
b) nauseated
a) suffered
b) shattered
c) trailed
d) acknovvledgede) sued
b) nadir
d) facility
e) fallacy
d) fallacy
e) illiteracy
d) fallacy
e) dexterity
c) incites
d) vomits
e) fastens
c) Nauseate
d) Escalate
e) Untie
c) bonus
b) escalates
b) ncite
b) nadir
c) delirium
d)seal
e) misconception
7) We are very worried about Mehmet hes been in a State of delirium for so long.
a) misconception b) insanity
c) facility
d) backlash
e) aptitude
d) sturdy
e) arrant
d) professed
e) sued
d) composed
e) minimal
b) minimal
c) hardy
b) affirmed
c) invested
a) sheer
b) delirious
c) siy
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We are very worried about Mehmet hes been in a State of delirium for so long.
a) hardship
2)
b) literacy
c) faliacy
d) backlash
e) sanity
c) sedate
d) hardy
e) sturdy
a) absoluie
b) gradual
b) delirious
c) strapping
d) sturdy
e) sedate
b) faliacy
c) misconception d) illiteracy
e) zenih
b) sedate
c) maximum
d) hardy
e) delirious
d) affirm
e) shatter
d) put oft
e) incited
a) withdraw
b) suffer
c) incite
a) nauseated
9)
c) professed
b) professed
c) ailed
d) dvvindled
e) increased
a) vouched for
10 )
b) ailed
b) vomited
c) nauseated
d) sued
e) denied
d) premium
e) facility
a) delirium
b) illiteracy
c) seal
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
11)
12)
13)
14)
15)
faliacy,
sheer,
ails,
repudiate,
afford,
calm,
sturdy,
sickens,
zenith,
literacy,
driving
suing,
announced,
shattered,
dragged,
backlash,
endure,
put out,
premiums,
hallucinations
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16)
17)
18)
19)
20)
21)
22)
23)
24)
25)
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Ali nin ok yaramazlk yaptn gren babas: 'Hemen bir yere SN! (sin) SU iledin!
KUSURlusun! Yazk GNAH o anneeiine!'" d i\ e ona t verir.
Parents teach their children not to commit sins.
Roman Catholics confess their sins to their priests.
I think it is a sin (= is moraily vvrong) to vvaste food. vvhen
so many people in the vvorld are hungry,
The polie are introducing new measures to deai vvith
the grovving problem of etime.
Drlving vvithout a licence is an offence..
t is not fair to blame tbem for their parents misdeeds.
He has done us a great vvrong
They fought long and hard against the iniguities of
apartheid.
Transgression of the rules was met vvith severe punishment,
Each leader vvould denounce his predecessor, blaming
him for ali the evils of the past
My o n e re al vice (= bad habit) is chocolate.
He admitted that he'd made an error
Patience is a virtue.
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Kz MARYi NEEL gren annesi: "MARY hep byle (merry) NEEL, EN olsun" diye
sevinir.
Mary is a merry soul (= person), alvvays smiling and
laughing.
She greeted us with a cheerful smile.
The mood in the party was joyful.
Sue was always jolly and helpful.
I'm so glad you have got the job.
They are a young couple in the first blissful days of their
marriage.
He akes gleeful pleasure in watching politicians make
fools of themselves.
The climbers were jubilant after reaching the top of Ar
She announced with a radiant smile, that she was going
to have a baby.
Sanem looked thrilled when she heard that she vvas
going to Paris lor a week.
The lounge was a drab, cheerless room.
Q 9C
Film yldz, resim ektirmemek konusunda sz verdii halde gazetelere boy boy POZ verince;
prodktr: "Verdii O POZlarla (oppose) herhalde bizE KARI OLMAK ya da KARI IK
MAK gibi bir niyeti var diye dnr.
The proposed new airport wil be vigorously opposed by
the local residents.
Our plans for a picnic were thvvarted by the rain.
The enemy attack was quickly repulsed.
The crew repelled the attack.
The president collided vvith Congress ver his budget
plans.
Polie and demonstrators clashed (= met and fought)
outside the palace.
This shirt clashes vvith my trousers (= the colours do not
match).
For years she struggled vvith / against the establishment
to get her theories accepted.
The government has pledged to spend more resources
on combating homelessness.
He bitterly attached the government's education policy.
Dad vvill be really angry if you defy him again.
We have advanced greatly in our knovvledge of the universe.
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*1*t
*
: vurmak; isabet etltirlmek: tesir etmek; saldrmak; erimek
hit = strike, knock, beat, bang into, elash vvith, elash against; achieve,
accomplish, attain, reacl
Gec arkc adayn dinleyen yapmc: "HT olacak besteler bul. Bvlece hedef kitleyi (hin VUR
MAK. tam SABET ETTRMEK kolaylar. Hem de TESR ETM olursun" diye t verir.
Try to hit the middle of the target
Our profits hit (= reached) an ali time high of S 20 million last year.
fil hit you if you dare talk to me like that again.
Production has been badly hit by the strike.
She struck him with her hand.
Please don't knock the table vvhile l'm dravving.
They saw him beating his dog with a stick.
I have banged into the doorpost and hurt my arm.
Greek forces elashed vvith Turks in the hills.
Greek forces elashed against Turks in the hills.
By the age tvventy, she had already-achieved fame and
wealth.
n his time as President he accomplished very little.
He has attained the highest grade in his music exams.
Our sales to Germany have reached record levels.
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Derse giren fizik hocas; "LESSON ders maddelerde (lessen) KLMEK. AZALMAK" di
ye aklama yapar,
lesson : (lesn)
This defeat lessens our chances of vvinning the championship.
His behaviour had lessened him in her eyes. (= given
her a !ower opinion of him)
Exports of oil, cotton and minerais have decreased.
Their massive investment in rearmament tapered off as
the threat of war receded.
House prices in the northeast dropped sharply.
Prices vvill continue to slide uniess production is reduced.
Demandfor packaged goods is actually going down
His voice tailed off as he lost courage.
When he saw who had entered the room, his voice
trailed off in fear.
if business continues to dwindle the firm will have to
close down.
As he stood outside the Office his courage slovvly ebbed.
The price of oil has come down dramatically.
He augments his income by teaohing in the evenings.
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6 /g-s
Baba.olna yok yere kznca: annesi: imizde EN KIRICI sensin! (ocua (encourage) CE
SARET VERMEK, onu TEVK ETMEK gerekirken sen tersini yapyorsun!" diye sylenir.
Credit cards tend to encourage over-spending,
The aim of the meeting is to promote trade between the
two countries.
I was heartened to hear reports that the tickets for the
shovv were selling well.
She was buoyed (up) (= made happier) by the vvarm
reception her audience gave her.
As the runners went by, we cheered them (on)
The intention of lovvering interest rates is to stimulate
the economy.
We have got to try and motivate our salesmen.
He assured us of his ability to solve the problem,
How could I have lived through Mothers illness without
you to bear me up?
They claimed that the riot had been abetted by the bandits.
The motion was proposed by the club's chairvvoman
and seconded by the secretary,
Ali didn't seem daunted by the difficulties facing him.
CJICj
Projemi bitirmemde acaba bana hansi arkadan vardm eder diye soran kzma: annesi: "En
iyisi SEN SBELe sor. (sensible) MANTIKLI'. AKLI BAINDA' ANLAYILI biri" der:
Saadet is very sensible about money.
Surely it would be sensible to get a second opinion
before taking any further aetion.
The most sensible thing vvould be to seli the house.
Education helps us to make rational decisions.
That's not a very good idea - can't you think of something
more realistte.
The logical next step was to establish local offices in
each area.
More work was necessary to make the idea more economicaily practical.
t was a wise decision to get pm'essional advice.
I thought their request for more information was rea
sonable, but it was refused
The ban was imposed for pragmatic reasons, in order to
avoid disruption.
t was a relief to hear one sane voice among ali the
shouting and hysteria.
A pilot needs to be calm and level-headed.
t is totally irrational, but lm frightened of mice.
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10i
nasty
sin
base
barter
bargain
delicate
dism iss
merry
oppose
palaver
com prom ise
^-----------
endure
horror
occur
hit
lessen
superb
abut
engage
encourage
sensible
malefactor
gear
; dayanmak, katlanmak;
devam etmek, srmek
; dehet, korku; nefret,
tiksinme
: olmak, meydana
gelmek; akla gelmek
: vurmak; isabet
et(tir)mek; tesir etmek;
saldrmak; erimek
: azal(t)mak; kl(t)mek
: muhteem, grkemli;
nefis; zengin, zarif
: dayanmak, bitiik olmak
: ie almak, tutmak; yer
tutmak; vaat et(tir)mek;
sz (vermek) almak;
arpmak; ilgisini
ekmek; nianlanmak
: cesaret vermek, tevik
etmek; himaye etmek
: mantkl, akla uygun;
akl banda; duygulu,
anlayl
: sulu kimse; ktlk
eden kimse
: uy(dur)mak; donanm;
elbise
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a) lessen
2)
b) last out
c) oppose
d) dismiss
e) barter
a) reconcile
b) muster
c) encourage
d) hit
e) barter
3) The proposed new airport will be vigorously opposed by the local residents.
a) mustered
b) hit
c) thvvarted
d) dismissed
e) endured
4) If you are late again, you will be dismissed.
a) hit
b) thwarted
c) bartered
d) bargained
e) laid off
5) t is traditional that you haggle ver the price ot things in the market.
a) bargain
b) hit
c) lay off
d) muster
e) oppose
6) They bartered farm products tor machinery.
a) bargained
b) traded up
c) mustered
7) VVhere is your company based?
a) lessened
b) endured
c) dismissed
8)
9)
10)
d) opposed
d) established
a) strike
b) abut
c) put up with
d) tail off
e) endured
e) geared
e) hit
e) opposed
e) gear
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d)opposed
e) bartered
d) bartered
e) advanced
d) base
e) abut
a) stood off
b) daurted
c) occurred
7) Credit cards tend to encourage over-spending.
a) put up with
b) endure
c) occur
8)
d) lessened
e) abutted
d) gear
e) daunt
a) culprit
b) sin
c) benefactor _._d) malefactor
9) Saadet is very sensible about money.
a) realistic
b) reasonable
c) sound
d) irrational
10)
e) horrr
e) rational
a) cheerles.'
b) joyful
c) glad
d) sensible
e) particular
traded,
sins,
robust,
locate,
nasty,
fail in with,
sacked,
occurs,
reassurances .daunted,
joyful,
superb,
cropped up,
particular,
obnoxious,
clashed \
horror,
fuss,
palaver,
irrational
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22)
23)
24)
25)
YILDIZ is a ..............teacher.
Some of the carving on these statues i s ................
Ali BAYLKEN didnt s e e m ..............by the difficulties facing him.
Its to tally.............., but lm frightened of mice.
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655
RUPEN adl bir kii sonunda baz alkanlklarndan vazgeip (repent) TVBE ETMEK
zorunda kalr. Zaten oktan PMANda OLMUTUR.
Sami repented having shot the bird
Ali Enver repented (of his sins) just hours before he died.
Is there anything in your past life that you regret?
She vvill rue the day she bought that house (= regret it
very much).
t is no use just feeling sorry for them-do something
about the problem.
Even though I deplore the decision, li have to accept to it.
smail bewailed his sudden misfortune and the loss of
his rnost treasured possessions.
My grandmother, as usual, lamented the decline in
moral standards in today's society.
She was alone and unloved, but she did not repine.
t is no use crying ver spilt milk-we've got to decide
what to do next.
He cursed the day he was born (= was very angry with
himself) when he saw what a mess he was in.
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nil (nil) : hi
nil = nothing, nought, zero, love, none, cipher, zilch, /.ip
NL nehrinde (nil) H balk yaamaz.
The new machine reduced labour cosis to almost nil
Our team won by five goals to nil
I have got nothing to do.
She's nothing to me.
it has increased by nought point two per ent.
Fifteen, minus six, minus nine, is zero.
inasi leads 30 love. [= inasi has 30 points and the
other player has none].
If you have no children enter a cipher in the space on
the form.
We have had zilch success so far.
1know zip about computers.
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Tiyatro ynetmeni denedii TOY oyuncuyu beenmeyince: Sen sahneden N HEP (inept)
BECERKSZce davranyorsun. Bu rol iin UYGUN OLMAYAN bir yapn var" der.
He was alvvays rather inept at sport.
He was criticized for his inept handling of the situation
Ali's far too incompetent to be put in charge of the factory,
l'm hopelessly inefficient at mending things
He was well-meaning but ineffectual.
To the inexpert eye, nothing appeared to be vvrong
The report shows that wage rates for unskilled workers
have risen relative to those for skilled vvorkers.
His casual behaviour was wholly inappropriate for such
a formal occasion.
He is too clumsy to be a good dancer.
Our visitor came at an awkward time.
t is pointless to try to negotiate with them because they
will never change their minds,
t was a meaningless gesture.
I wouldn't say Mustafa was brilliant but he is competent
at his job.
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Lli lakapl ocuk ok yaramazlk yapnca, arkada: LIi sen biraz DIARI da dola,
(chill out) SAKNLE sonra, birlikte HOA VAKT GERRZ der.
OK, its alright - just chill out!
I have been chilling out with some of the guys.
I cant be late again. Calm down, dont get so excited
about things.
Look, relax, will you. There is nothing you can do about it.
Take it easy, Father. The officer is only asking a question
The government is desperately trying to allay public
fears/suspicions about the spread of the disease,
She cuddled her baby to stili (= make quiet) its cries.
She finally stopped crying and composed herself.
The minister's statement was designed to lull the public
into believing that the situation is improving.
Have something to eat and then you should lie down
and rest.
Shes trying to do too much - see if you can persuade
her to have a lie down for an hour.
You look tired. Why don't have a rest?
Half way up the mountain we took a rest.
I found him in the garden, lazing in the sun.
We were rather distlrbed by the way the government
tried to cover up the truth.
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Bilgisayar kursu rencileri bir trl oyun programna giremeyince, retmen: Kendinizi
ELENDRMEK istiyorsanz ENTER T YAPIN (entertain) diye yardmda bulunur.
The play failed to entertain its audience.
We are entertaining our neighbours this evening.
I vvouldnt entertain such an outrageous idea.
The children amused themseives by playing games,
It's a marvellous game for diverting restless children on
long car journeys.
The sailor regaled us ali night with stories of his adventures.
The girl in the shop is always eager to please (everyone).
The returning soldiers were received as heroes,
The Queen welcomed the President as he got off the
plane.
New students may be accommodated in halis of residence.
Dont make any decisions before youve considered the
matter.
You are not contemplating a change of job, are you?
Ali vveighed the ideas in his mind.
Taking everything into consideration, the result is better
than I expected.
Ziya bored us ali by talking for hours about his new car.
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ngilizce bulmaca zen ocuk ARE kelimesinin karln bulmaya alrken: Acaba
eksik olan harf RE MYD? (remedy) hem ARE hem de ARESN BULMAK anlamna
geliyordu diye dnr.
The best remedy for grief is hard work.
Salt water is a good home remedy for a sore throat.
This mistake must be remedied.
As yet there is no known cure for the disease.
Unless an antidote is given immediately the patient
could die.
The Greeks used the leaves for medicinal purposes.
Penicillin is used in the treatment of a wide range of illnesses.
This child is cleariy very disturbed emotionally and may
require long-term therapy.
The drug is used to cure feart disease.
This cream is used for healing minr cuts and bruises.
Do you think the doctor wili be able to fix my leg for me?
We will start by giving you a course of treatment with a
new antibiotic.
The usuai way of treating malana is to give the patient
large doses of quinine.
Correct me if lm wrong but faven't we met before?
lm glad that youve been able to put your relationship
with your mother right.
If I make a mistake when i read out the results, please
put me straight.
Thank you for setting me straight about the time of next
vveek's rneeting.
If lve made a mistake, then its up to me to set it right.
This attack will exacerbate the already tense relations
between the two communities
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fussy (fAs' : kl krk yaran; titiz, tel; huysuz; cicili bicili, fazla ssl
fussy = choosy, selective, picky, particular, fmicky; fidgety, fretful, restless;
ornate, busy, elaborate
fussy x easygoing : uysal, yumuak bal
Kerem: Yaz tatilinde nereye gideceimize bir trl karar veremedim,
Aye: Bak ite FAS Y bir seim, (fussy) ne kadar KILI KIRK YARAN, TTZ birisin!
Shes a bit fussy about people having clean hands.
She patted her hair with small fussy movements of her
hands.
VVould you like tea or coffee?" Tm not fussy." (= I would
like either.)
Ahmet showed me a couple of hats but they were very
fussy - I prefer something simpler.
Shes very choosy about whe she eats and drinks.
You've got to be very selective when choosing your
campanies.
Don't be so picky! Eat what you are given.
She's very particular about what she eats.
Repairing watches must be a very finicky job.
The audience looked very fidgety and bored.
By midnight the children were tired and fretful.
James LEV1NE is a restless type-he never stays in one
country for long.
Victorian architecture was nce criticized as being
heavy and over-ornate.
Her dress is a bit busy (= has too much decoration or
too many colours), isnt it?
You want a plain blouse to go with that skirt-nothing too
elaborate.
Our teacher is very easygoing. She doesn't mind if we
turn up late
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RUTH adl bir kii ACIMASIZ, NSAFSIZ kararlar alnca, arkadalar: "Bizim RU'TH ne
kadar da deimi. Eskiden bu kadar (ruthless) ACIMASIZ deildi" diye arrlar.
Some people think to succeed in this world you have to
be ruthless,
Don't be so heartless!
Most people think apartheid is a totally inhuman system.
I think its cruel to kili animals tor sport.
After the divorce, Necla's ex-husband becarne
increasingly vindicfive.
As a journalist, Ton is merciless towards hypocrites (=
he shows them no kindness).
The creature looked at me with pitiless eyes.
He will be remembered as an unreienting opponent of
racial discrimination,
She telt bitter and revengefui (= wanting to punish him)
after he stole her money.
Tm afraid you will never see your children again", he
said with a sadistic srnile.
Her behaviour to us as children was alvvays strict,
sometimes tyrannical and overbearing.
The publics response to the crisis appeal was generous
and compassionate.
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(attitude) bu TUTUMuna,
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BAYAN HAKMin verdisi karara yaplan itiraz inceleyen Yksek Mahkeme: MISs JUDGE
(misjudge) YANLI HKM VERM, davay YANLI ANLAMI, bu nedenle dava
yeniden grlmeli diye gerekeli kararn aklar.
The government misjudged the mood of the country
when it decided to cali an eleetion.
I tealise now that I had misjudged him.
If she thinks lll agree to that she's miscalculated badly.
The general misread the enemy's intentions, and didn't
anticipate the attack.
She misunderstood vvhat I said
My speech has been misinterpreted by the press.
The terms of the agreement must be quite explicit, so
that there is no possibility of misapprehending them
Don't misconstrue vvhat I am about to say..
Frequently we underestimate children's resilience,
The company has consistently underrated the importance of a vvell-trained vvorkforce.
You slipped up a bit on that question.
Every time I send him to buy flovvers he gets it vvrong
and buys the vvrong kind.
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re p e n t
p altry
h op e
nil
in e p
s n ifl
step d ow n
ehil! out
en tertain
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: ok yorgun, bitkin;
yor(ul)mak
i are; ila; aresini
bulmak, dzeltmek
: glme(k);
kahkaha (atmak)
: kl krk yaran; titiz,
tel; huysuz; cicili
bicili, fazla ssl
: acmasz, insafsz
: dayanma, birlik
: deiken; kararsz
: tutum, davran, tavr
; yanlmak, hataya
dmek; hata, yanllk;
bozulmak; kay(dr)mak;
kamak
: p; sama, zrva;
deersiz ey
: yanl hkm vermek;
yanl anlamak; yanl
fikir edinmek
: vuramamak, isabet
ettirememek veya
etmemek; (gzden)
karmak; zlemek
.....
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2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
No one will ...... ...... me when I say, Truly Gustav MAHLER was the greatest
composer.
a) sniff
b) repent
c) gainsay
d) chili out
e) abandon
We were sinking fast and the captain gave the order t o .............ship.
a) abandon
b) gainsay
c) repent
d) dare
e) step down
The chairman feels it is time h e ...............
a) sniffed
b) repented
c) dared
d) gainsaid
e) stepped down
He didnt .............teli her the truth.
a) slip
b) dare
c) misjudge
d) step down
e) gainsay
The governm ent.............the mood of the country when it decided to cali an elec
tion.
a) dared
b) gainsaid
c) repented
d) misjudged
e) abandoned
I .............the start of the exam because my bus was iate.
a) missed
b) misjudged
c) dared
d) stepped down e) gainsaid
We must have ............. somewhere.
a) dared
b) stepped downc) slipped up d) sniggered
e) amused
The play failed t o ............. its audience.
e) entertain
a) bore
b) slip up
c) scoff at
d) gainsay
H e .............having shot the bird.
e) abandoned
a) repented
b) bored
c) entertained d) missed
H e ........... the crisp morning air.
e) dared
a) bored
b) sniffed
c) missed
d) slipped up
e) miss
e) regretted
e) longed for
e) quail
e) misjudge
e) distrust
e) stili
e) ventured
e) stili
e) laughed
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heartless,
fussy,
defied,
zilch,
gainsayirg,
yearn,
truly,
remedy,
solidarity,
deser,
chilling out,
nil,
attitude,
minr,
slipped up,
repine,
derisory,
missed,
miscarries,
step aside
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16)
17)
18)
19)
20)
21)
22)
23)
24)
25)
This may be your one and only (= only ever) opportunity to meet her.
n the world of ballet she was certainly one of a kind as
a dancer,
l'd recognise your handvvriting anyvvhere - it's unique.
As executive editr of the Times, he held a position of
almost unparalleled power in American journalism.
During these years the country enjoyed a period of
unequalled prosperity.
Dont worry - theres a one-in-a-million (= extremely
slight) chance of anytfing going wrong.
We have discussed these plans on numerous occasions.
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TANGO yarmasnda favori gsterilen aday hata yapnca, arkadalar: imizde EN iyi
TANGO vapan ovdu. Nasl oldu da (enanale) ayaklarn DOLATIRDI, dans KARMAKA
RIIK ETT!" diye AIRIRLAR.
The dolphin had become entangled in/vvith the fishing nets.
The bili is sure to entangle parliament in endless debate.
He is deeply enmeshed in a political power struggle.
She has no desire to embroil herself in lengthy lawsuits
with the abloid nevvspapers
A lot of people were implicated in the scandal.
He ensnared the old lady into giving him ali her savings.
He was entrapped into making a confession by the
clever questioning of the polie.
The cat has tangled (up) my wool.
l've arranged the books alphabetically so don't muddle
them up
t puzzles me why she said that.
Waking up in strange surroundings confused her.
The instructions that came with the microvvave completely bewildered me.
t took hours to extricate the car from the sand.
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Olunun hl TOP oynadn gren bir anne: "Yavrum yine mi TOP OFF! Dersleri (top off)
BTRMEK senin grevin deii mi?" diye sylenir.
She topped off her performance with a dazzling encore
Our history teacher never finishes the class on time
She ended her recital with an old French song.
Nihat wanted to wind the meeting up quickly because
he had a plane to caich.
Nage rounded her performance off with a moving version of "Memodes", accompanied by a solo violin.
Mehmet finished off his act with a joke about the VicePresident.
Delors concluded with an appeal to support European
unification.
I want to wrap this meeting up as quickly as possible.
I fave another appointment in an hour.
n the end we settled the deal on very favorable terms.
Bob reckons he can sew up the deal quite quickly but
lm not so sure.
Shall we let the meeting commence, gentlemen?
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People asked her why she didn't make use of her musical talent and give singing lessons.
Mr. Baker has employed an investment strategy which
spreads his money across several financial markets.
The Congress must decide vvhether to exercise its veto
or not.
There are several tests you can apply to find out how
old a tree is.
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t was a normal day, just lke any other, until the bomb
exploded.
They \vere an average family living a boring life in a non
descript little house in the suburbs.
James Joyce vvould probably not to be ramiliar to the
average French person.
The circumstances surrounding his death are stili
unclear.
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sole
artful
bleak
entangle
top off
daze
daunt
enunciate
poll
pompous
ostensible
shun
utilize
allot
shudder
loaf
bstle
ostracize
sulk
sully
saa
resume
arid
turgid
plain
; kullanmak;
yararlanmak, istifade
etmek
: pay etmek, bltrmek
: rpermek, titremek
(souk veya korkudan);
titreme
: bo gezmek, haylazlk
etmek
: tela (etmek),
kouma(k);
kouturmak
: kovmak, aforoz etmek
; somurtma(k), surat
asmak, ksmek
; kirletmek, lekelemek;
kirlenmek, lekelenmek;
kir, leke
: destan
: kald yerden -e
devam etmek
; kuru; tatsz, yavan;
kra
: abartmal, iirilmi,
tumturakl
: sade, dz, basit; ak;
sradan
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pompous,
astute,
shudders,
dazed,
enunciate,
shunned,
arid,
bleak,
loafing about,
ostracized,
knocked back,
bustled,
wrap up,
turgid,
alloted,
utilize,
ostensible,
daunted,
entangled,
solitary
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Hesap yaparken olu FADIL ok yaramazlk yapnca, babas: FADIL insan (fuddle)
AIRTMAK, SERSEMLETMEK houna m gidiyor!" diye sylenir.
Aunt Agatha becomes fuddled if she has too many
visitors,
So many people told us how to get there tbey only
muddled us.
You befuddle me when you use those big vvords that I
dont understand.
The TV will distraet you while you are doing your
homework.
The speaker seemed completely nonplussed (by my
question).
The shouts of the crowd fiustered the speaker and he
forgot what he was going to say.
You are confusing him! Teli him slovvly and one thing at
a time.
I think my brains been addled, by the heat!
He was perp!exed by her contradictory behaviour.
A new environment can bevvilder and frighten a child.
She bamboozled us by sending us a message vvritten in
secret code.
t puzzles me why she agreed to come when she is so
busy.
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dispose of (dspoz' Av) : kurtulmak, yak etmek: harcamak (para, zaman vs)
dispose of = get rid of, throvv a\vay, throvv out, be rid of, purge. root out, \veed
out. finisl off, do a\vay \vith, destroy
dispose of x retain : alkoymak, tutmak
Dn resimlerine bakan gen kz. ekilen bir pozu beenmeyince: "TH1S POZ OOP! Ne ka
dar kt il ni! (dispose of) bundan KURTULMAK bunu YOK ETMEK zorundaym!" der.
Nuclear waste is oiten disposed of under the sea.
Tney disposed oi the dictator during the revolution.
Having a salary of $ 3 million a year 1should think he's
got a lot of income to dispose of (= spend).
I think it's about time we got rid of some of this junk.
150 tonnes of unvvanted medicine are thrown away
every year.
Tney used every serap of food; nothing was ever thrown
out.
She says she'll buy a car as soon as she's rid of ali her
debts.
Previous attempts to purge extremists from the party
have failed
The government claims to have rooted out ali those who
stood in the way of progress.
The report claimed that there were at least 25.000 inefficient teachers that needed to be vveeded out.
The last bombing should finish off the town.
t is time to do away with some of the oid laws.
Norvvay has destroyed England's chances of a place in
the final.
VVooden greenhouses retain heat better than aluminium
ones
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Denenme sras kendisine gelen gen oyuncu aday: "THIS PLAY bu oyunla yeteneimi (dis
play) GSTERMEK. SERGLEMEK zorundaym" diye heyecanlanr.
The British end not to display much emotion in public
She displayed her skating skilis to the judges during her
performance.
Kim received the news without showing any visible sign
of emotion.
The prisoner exhibited no emotion when he heard his
sentence.
Berna vvanted to demonstrate her syrnpathy in a practical
way.
He stepped back, his face registering alarm.
Dad revealed an unexpected talent for Flamenco dancing while on vacation in Spain.
Joe's voice betrayed his nervousness.
Kris couldn't hide his delight.
GM's nevv solar-powered car was unveiled at iast
months Geneva auto show.
The tone of the Presidents statement makes it clear
that he has no intention of resigning.
Please present your boarding card at the gate.
Thick fog veiled (= covered) the city.
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Yal balknn BULANIK suda avlandn gren gen meslekta: "Tam usta biri! Bu adam
balk BULUR! (blur) suyu BULANIKLATIRMAK bir ie yaramaz!" diye hayret eder.
Tears blurred my eyes
My memories of that time have blurred ver the years.
Social changes have blurred the dilferences betvveen
male and female roles wihin the house.
Hopes are dimming that any more survivors will be
found alive
The report obfuscates the principal points.
The report obscures the fact that taxes have actually
tisen.
The mist has blotted out the view.
She tried to conceal bow she felt.
Be careful: if you touch the wall you'll smear the fresh
paint.
She managed to eat a massive hamburger without
smudging her lipstick.
He had smoked lor so many years that his teeth were
permanently stained yel!ow.
Id blotted my copy book by marrying without my father's
approval.
The scandal has blemished his shining reputation.
The results of the recent research will illuminate the
mystery of the creation of the Universe.
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*e' r *e r * : v a r 's m ra sI
heir = heiress, inheritor, beneficiary, successor, descendant, next in line, follovver: posterity, future generations
Ailesinden miras kalan askeri artan komutan: "Olum ER (asker) artk (leir) VARS.
MRASI oldun!" diye bilgi verir.
The guest of honour vvas the Romanoff heir to the
throne of ali Russia.
He married Bertha Krupp, heiress to the Krupp industrial empire.
We are the inheritors of Greek and Roman culture.
His wife was the chief beneficiary of his will.
My successor as chairman takes ver next week.
They daim to be descendants (= children, or children of
the children, ete.) of a French dke.
Kim Bailey is (the) next in line to replace Chris Finlay as
managing direetor.
These people are follovvers of the Dalai Lama.
Every attempt is being made to ensure that these vvorks
. of art are preserved for posterity.
Environmental resources must be preserved for future
generations.
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VAN yresindeki doal yapy inceleyen uzmanlar hazrladklar raporda: VANnn bitki
rtiis (vvan) SOLUK. SOLGUN diye gr bildirirler.
The student's wan appearance caused the teacher to
send him home.
The child looked pale and vvan.
The kids were tired and irritable, so we sent them to
bed.
The soldiers had been marching lor three days and they
were dirty, weary and uncomfortable.
His ashen face shovved how shocked he was.
The haggard faces of the rescued miners shovved that
they had suffered.
He had gaunt cheeks and hollow eyes after his long illness.
His face was a sickly yellovv.
Don't ask Aye to do cooking - shes completely
washed-out.
He was always a very unhealthy person, so it is no surprise he died so young.
I was so weak after the accident that I could hardly
stand up.
She's very feeble now, she needs someone at home
full-time to look after her.
She has been blooming since she came out of hospital.
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Bir saat nce ald harln bitiren ocuk, babasndan tekrar para istemeye kalknca, anne
si: Olum DEMN almadn m? (demean) kendini KLTMEK. ALALTMAK m isti
yorsun? diye sylenir.
I vvouldnt demean myself by asking my father for
money.
The eritire family was demeaned by Georges behaviour.
VVhy do you always have to humiliate me in front of your
friends?
Dont disgrace yourself by getting drunk again.
The Senatr was accused of bringing shame ard
humiliation on the vvhole party,
Dont degrade yourself by answering him.
Its absrd for journalists to debase themselves in this
way.
The moral strength of his argument was vitiated by its
impracticality.
Property shares have depreciated rapidly.
The assistant manager has been disgraced and dismissed for stealing.
She dishonoured him by taking a lover,
Other newspapers in the couniry tended to disparage
this as weak liberatisrn
Shops are being forced to put their prices down in order
to attract customers.
He is always deprecating my achievements.
He was extolled as a hero when he scored the winning
goal.
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Esir alman DMAN askerlerini muayene eden doktor: "Bunlar DMANCA davransalar
bile, bazlar HASTA (hostile) DMAN olmalar tedavi olmalarn engellemez!" der.
Hostile forces have taken control of cities in the north of
the country.
The ptoposal was met with a hostile reaction.
She has a combative nature and seems to enjoy fighting.
Her belligerent behaviour tovvards her friends surprised
us.
He is oniy aggressive if you tease him.
Why are Ali and Ziya so antogonistic tovvards each
other?
Their opinions are diametricaliy opposed.
Liz put forward the contrary point of view at the meeting
and a lively discussion follovved.
The match has been cancelled due to adverse weather
conditions
Generally, the people 1 met in the City were rude and
inhospitable..
Why are you alvvays so unfriendly to my sister?
He didn't even try to talk to her - hes so antisocial .
He was very cold tovvards us when we met him yesterday,
Relations between the two leaders are said to be cor
dial.
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AM'IN toplantya gelmediini farkeden genel mdr: "AM'IN da hazr bulunmas gereki
yordu! AM'I (summon) AIRMAK ya da biriyle AIRTMAK zorundayz" der.
He vvas summoned into the presence of the Queen.
He was summoned to the headmaster's Office
If you suspect a hear attack send for the ambulance
immediately.
t the child gets any worse I shall have to go for the
doctor.
They have invited me to attend a session of tests and
intervievvs,
The Council have been called upon to stop the nevi
road being built.
He did as he vvas bidden, and held the door pen.
"Wait here!", he told the children.
I was asked to refrain from smoking in the Office.
The King had the power to command that parliament be
dissolved.
After the accident the government ordered a ful! public
enquiry.
One of the secretaries had been instructed to reserve
me a seat on the next plane to zmir.
Delegates were assembling in Geneva for the conference
The teacher dismissed the elass early because she had
a meeting
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Ali his efforts had failed to halt the increase in Street erime
Ali pay inereases are to be suspended until further noiice
The contract will terminate next year.
The company has ceased trading
neatly (nitTi) : dzenli, temizce; zekice; gzel bir ekilde
neatly = tidilv, systenatically. methodically, accurately, daintily, smartly,
cleverlv, skillfully, nicelv, gracefully, elegantly
Genel mdr: Hangi aday ie alacaksn?
Personel mdr: Son aday. nk iyi NYETL (neatly) DZENL. TEMZCE giyinmi
Verdii yantlar ZEKCE. GZEL BR EKLDE alacamz umuyorum.
His clothes are ali neatly folded in their dravvers.
t comes ali neatly vvrapped up in its own liftle cellophane
bag
The theories and measurements fitted together neatly
She put the books avvay idily on the shelves
You will have to check ali the records systematically.
She alvvays packs very methodically. first arranging her
clothes on the bed.
The incident vvas not accurately reported.
He handed round a plate of tiny sandvviches, daintily
arranged in rings.
She vvas very smartly dressed.
I thought you handled the situation very cleverly.
I thought you ansvvered that question very skillfully.
She stands and moves nicely.
They are trying to handle their divorce as gracefully ( =
politely and pleasantly) as possible.
She vvas elegantly dressed in a Dior sit.
kelime Ezberleten K u r g u s a l S zl k
* * *
retmen: Bu snfta be tane EMNE adl renci var. Hangisi bu haberi YAYDI.
Snf bakam: Hocam. THIS EMNE (disseninate) haberi YAYDI.
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"Olum sana kim BORLU OLDU?" diye babas sorunca, olu Ali, Ahmet'i gstererek:
Misketlerimi ald. Geri vermedi. Bana O (owe) BORLU OLDU" der.
Don't forget that you ovve me S 25.000.
Cuba owed $ 250 million to British cornpanies in 1999 .
I owe it ali to you . You vvere the only one who believed
in me.
The family is ver $ 30,000 in debt, and may loose
their house.
My sons bank account is usually in the red
The .bank wrote to teli him that he was overdravvn.
The disastrous attempt to expand left the airline deep
in debt.
When my father died vve discovered that he was heav
ily in debt.
Knowing that I was up to my ears in debt, Ziya offered
to help me out.
His son was wild and irresponsible and had run up
debts that he expected his father to pay.
The only way vve could avoid getting into debt was to
borrovv money from our parents.
The country had defaulted on its VVorld Bank loans.
Thanks a lot for lending me the car, I really appreciate it.
We are indebted to the National Archives for permission to print these photographs.
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pollute
fuddle
dispose of
display
blur
exult
heir
obsess
indicate
wan
omen
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: kirletmek, pisletmek
: artmak,
sersemletmek
: kurtulmak, yok etmek:
harcamak (para, zaman
vs)
:. gsterme(k),
sergileme(k)
: bulankla(tr)mak;
lekele(n)rhek
: (bir zaferden sonra) ok
sevinmek, comak,
vnmek
i vris, miras
: tedirgin etmek; zihnini
megul etmek
: gstermek, iaret etmek
: solgun, soluk, benzi
sararm; bitik
: kehanet, (bir olayn
gerekleeceini
nceden belirten) iaret,
alamet
precious
demean
hostile
summon
resolute
rnischief
sketchy
break off
neatly
dissem inate
filth y
sensitive
calam ity
owe
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b) dispose
c) display
d) obsess
e) pollute
b) polluted
c) fuddled
d) disposed
e) exulted
b) demean
c) summon
d) break off
e) display
4) One of the organizations aims is to ............ information about the spread of the
disease.
a) disseminate
b) blur
c) fuddle
d) pollute
e) obsess
b) filthy
c) sketchy
d) precious
e) immaculate
b) indicate
c) pollute
d) obsess
e) dispose of
c) indicated
d) severed
e) summoned
8) They had t o ..... ...... a second conference and change the previous decision.
a) pollute
b) obsess
c) demean
d) summon
e) owe
d) display
e) fuddle
b) owe
c) summon
10) He was so angry that h e ...... ..... his friendship with her.
a) disposed of
b) obsessed
c) demeaned
d) polluted
e) broke off
7)
8)
9)
10)
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summoned.
dismissed,
precious,
sensitive,
systematically,
mischief,
severed,
determined,
owe,
retain,
concerns,
thorough,
ornen,
dissemble,
blemish,
sketchy,
degrade,
rejoice,
beiligerent,
mess up
1) I .............it ali to you. You were the only one who believed in me.
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
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12)
13)
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Yeni bir ilac deneyen doktor, hastann fazla ila yuttuunu anlaynca: "Dier haplara gre bu
nu biraz EKSK YUT! (execute) yoksa tedaviyi UYGULAMAK. YERNE GETRMEK zor
lar!" der.
Now that we have approval we may execute the
seheme as previously agreed.
The vvhole play was executed with great precision
t now seems cerfain that the prisoner will be executed
tomorrovv.
She is carrying out an investigation into the causes of
liver disease.
We are conducting a routine investigation. There is
nothing to vvorry about.
We need a strategy that can be implemented quickly.
The operation was performed by a team of doctors at
Harefield Hospital.
The nevv charges will come into effect next April.
Dravvirg up a plan is easy; puding it into effect is
another matter.
He was determined to carry through ali his suggestions.
The direetor put the business deal through very quickly
King Henry had two of his wives beheaded
Casement was hanged as a traitor in 1916.
Just a tiny drop of this poison is enough to kili.
Most people can remember what they were doing on
the nighf that J. F. Kennedy was shot
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ngiliz kabzmal anlama yapmak iin dolat meyve bahelerinden birini ok beenince:
"FRUIT FULL btn aalar meyve dolu, (fruitful) Ne kadar da VERML!
Sahibiyle derhal anlamalym" diye sevinir.
t was a very fruitful meeting; we rnade a lot of important
decisions.
So far. the invesigaion has not been very fruitful.
W had a very produetive meeting - I felt we sorted out a
lot of problems.
He was probably the most prolific song-writer of his
generation.
ver the years it has developed into a highly profitable
business.
Shes a really useful person to have around when things
go wrong.
His fertile brain vvorked away on the idea of a universal
cure.
The coastline is abundant in (= has a lot of) rare species
of plants.
Vegetables are cheap and plentiful at this time of year.
The regior has had copious snow in the last few days.
A trip to the museum is always worthwhile.
After weeks of fruitless argurnent they finally agreed to
go their sperate ways.
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deal "itli (dil \vith) : ile al'eri etmek: stesinden gelmek: -e deinmek, -den
bahsetmek
deal "itli = do business itli, trade at. trade "itli, rade in: taekle. cupe "itli,
anage, landle; be about, concern.
D ticaret uzman yapt konumada: "Yabanclar LE ALIVER ETMEK iin nce
yabanc DL LE ilgili (deal \vithi sorunlarnzn STESNDEN GELMEK zorundasnz"
diye konunun netinE DENR
I have dealt witn this shop tor tvventy years.
How do you deal with noisy children?
Do you have any books that deal with rail travel in
Turkey.
1refuse to do business with that garage again after they
tried to eheat me.
My family has traded at Mr. Cimcoz's vegetable store lor
ver tvventy years.
I refuse to trade with that store ever again, they keep
eheating us on the bilisi
The company has been trading in (=buying and selling)
oil for many years,
Whats the best way to taekle this problem?
The factory coped very well with the sudden inerease in
demand.
I finally managed to find what I was looking for.
t was a difficult situation and he handled it very well.
What is your new book about?
This article concerns a gir! vvho was vvrongly imprisoned.
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Chase (tevsi : peine dmek, izlemek, takip etmek, kovalamak; izleme, takip
Chase = follovt, ru after, prsue. go after, hound, stalk, trail, track. taii,
shadovv, run down
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Allerjiden KAINAN olu ila mek istemeyince, anne: "Bu urubu ! (itch) KAINMAK
istemiyorsan!" diye sylenir.
The mosquito bites itched so much 1couldn't sleep.
He was itching to hear the results.
I itched to teli h e r vvhat ld heard.
I have got an itch on the back of my neck.
He had an itch (=very much vvanted) to change things.
This sweater is prickling me.
Would you scratch my back for me? Ive got a dreadful
itch I cant reach it.
She dreamt of becoming a famous novelist.
He longed for the good old days when teachers vvere
shovvn respect.
Above ali the prisoner yearned for freedom.
1 stili hanker after a career in politics, she confided.
ve always craved love and acceptance.
The treatment is designed to reduce the individuals
desire for alcohol.
Throughou his career he was moivated by a lust for
power.
t was my grandfather's last wish that his estate be
divided up between the grandchildren.
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Clallenger aracnn kaptan vapt konumada: "Challenger ile uzaya (challenge) MEYDAN
O K U Y R U M .'"der.
I challenge you to race me across the lake.
He accepted his friends challenge to svvim across the river
A rnember of the jury was challenged because she was
an employee of the defendant.
How dare you accuse me of lying?
The acrobat seemed to defy the law of gravity.
Mary found it difficult to stand up to Jim's father when he
disapproved of their marriage.
I stand against ali forms of cruelty, especially to children.
As she left the court, she was confronted by angry
crowds who tried to block her way
The referendum shovved that 98 % of the population
oppose the use of nuclear vveapons.
Nine people vvere in favour of the proposal and three
dissented (= vvere opposed)
Few vvould dispute his status as the finest artist of the
period.
VVoutd anyone object if we started the meeting row?
How dare you contradict (him)l
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estate (steyt' : mal. mlk: lmle braklan mal \e mlk: naliklane: durum,
hal
estate = propertj. land. possessions. belongings. assets: situation, cireumstanee.
eonditio. state
Mteri: Bu M'LK satn almak iin ne yapmalym.
Emlak: nce STET (estate) MLKiin kaydn tapu dairesinden. Sonra ilemlere balarsn
He bought an estate near Oxford.
He divided his estate among his four brothers.
The colonel reiurned to his estate in Somerset tor ihe
vveekend
So low had Suzuki's estate fallen that his own cabinet
ministers disregaraed his wishes.
That car is my property: you musn't use it vvithout my
permission
Land prices have risen quickiy.
We hired a van to move al! our possessions to our nevv
house
I had to decide where to put my belongings in my new
bedroom
Our house and car are our most important assets.
VVth no rain tor the last three years. the country is in a
desperate situation.
This rule can only be vvaived in excepiional circumstances.
Her condition is improving. (= She is getting weil again).
Sne was in a (terrible) State (= nervous and upset)
before the intervievv.
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exhaust
bay
babble
fru itfu l
disconcert
deaden
deal with
mettle
facile
lucid
naughty
ally
discredit
v.
: uygulamak, yerine
getirmek: idam etmek
: tketmek, bitirmek; ok
yormak
: koy, kk krfez
: gevezelik etmek,
samalamak;
boboazlk etmek;
anlalmaz szler
sylemek
: verimli
: artmak; sinirlenmek;
altst etmek
: hafifletmek, azaltmak,
zayflatmak; kesmek
(ses, ar)
: ile alveri etmek;
stesinden gelmek; -e
deinmek, -den
bahsetmek
: hrs, evk, hararet
: becerikli; kolay
: akl banda; kolay
anlalr, ak
: yaramaz, haylaz
: birlemek, ittifak etmek
: pheye drmek,
barrister
jail
aptitude
queue
candid
destiny
chase
itch
challenge
estate
param ount
gvenini sarsmak;
gzden drmek;
inanmamak
: avukat, dava vekili
: hapsetmek, tutuklamak;
cezaevi, hapishane
: yetenek, kabiliyet
kuyrua girmek; kuyruk I
olmak; sra, kuyruk
1
; samimi, iten; tarafsz
; kader, ksmet, aln
i
yazs
i
: peine dmek,
izlemek, takip etmek,
kovalamak; izleme,
takip
: kanmak; iddetle arzu
etmek; kant; arzu,
istek
; meydan okuma(k);
(hkim veya jriyi)
reddetmek
: mal, mlk; lmle
braklan mal ve mlk;
malikhane; durum, hal
: en nemli, stn,
balca
....................
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e) carried out
e) jailed
e) confine
e) line up
a) disunited
b) unified
c) discredited
d) disconcerted e) lined up
c) carried out
d) lined up
e) babbled
d) dampen
e) intensi'y
a) discomposed b) united
a) ally
b) discompose
c) queue
8) There was a plot by certain members of the opposition to discredit the government.
a) dispute
b) ally
c) jai!
d) execute
e) line up
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9)
As a friend she's very candid, always saying what she thinks about us.
b) straightrorvvard c) paramount d) minr
e) fruitful
10) t was a very fruitful meeting; we made a lot of imporani decisions.
a) devious
a) tacile
b) adep
c) productive
d) fruitless
e) minr
11) n both speech and writing, his use of language is fluid and facile.
a) paramount
12)
b) devious
c) candid
d) proficient
e) difficult
a) candid
b) paramount
c) mischievous d) difficult
e) proficient
They have used up ali their assets - now nothing can save them from bankruptcy.
a) replenished
b) queued
c) jaiied
d) discredited
e) executed
a) deadened
b) jaiied
c) dealth with
d) United
e) comforted
3) The two governments have united to combat terrorism.
a) disconcerted b) disunited
c) comforted
d) allied
e) discredited
4) Morphine is often used to deaden the pain of serious injuries.
a) used up
b) ally
c) execute
d) intensify
e) deal with
5) In both speech and vvriting, his use of language is fluid and facile.
a) naughty
b) lucid
c) difficult
d) candid
e) paramount
6)
a) sane
b) facile
c) naughty
d) mischievous
7) t was raiher naughty of you to deceive the tax inspector.
a) vvell-mannered b) mischievous c) paramount
d) minr
The interests of the consumer should be paramount.
a) lucid
b) naughty
c) fruitful
d) devious
9) So far, the investigation has not been very fruitfuL
e) irrational
e) devious
8)
a) naughty
b) devious
c) fruitless
d) productive
e) minr
e) usetul
10 )
The unsportsmanlike play of the football team discredited the entire school.
11)
a) credited
a) exhausted
12)
b) allied
b) freed
c) deadened
c) dealt with
d) dealt with
e execuea
d) executed
e) disconcerted
d) fruitful
e) devious
a) lucid
b) paramouni
candid
defamed,
intelligible,
ruffled,
fritter away,
gibbering.
forthright,
assets,
insubordinate,
moderaed,
affiliated.
chief,
yearned,
stand in ne,
dexterous,
capacity,
bay,
traded at,
detained,
enthusiasm,
contradict
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The g u ita ris t's .............of the sonata was superb. (execute)
H is .............skills will be very useful to the company. (execute)
His uncle is th e ............. of his mother's vvill. (execute)
it is clear that many of the Earth resources a e ............... (exhaust)
She felt ili with / fr o m ...............(exhaust)
............., they fell asleep.(exhaust)
I find late - night phone calls m o s t...............(disconcert)
He looked so elegant, but spoke with a .............vulgar accent. (disconcert)
He explained it al! v e ry ...............(lucid)
He v/rites with g re a t............... (lucid)
Your time and effort would be m o re .............spent on another project. (fruit)
For years she had been ............. searehing for a company to sponsor her
research. (fruit)
13) He was convinced of th e .............of the task he was doing. (fruit)
14) Nato is sometimes called The A tla n tic ...............(allay)
15) The general admitted that civilian casualties vvere being caused by t h e .............
bombing. (allay)
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16)
17)
18)
19)
20)
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Revision Test 1
Find the right word almas
D The merger proved to be v e ry .............for both companies.
a) lucrative
b) populous
c) equvical
d) spacious
e) alluring
2) I ............................the list, but none of the machines seemed any good.
a) made up
b) looked after o) run through
d) showed off e) turned up
3) The Turkish athletes shovved/proved th e ir.............in the final round.
a) outset
b) crevvs
c) furies
d) avalanehes e) mettles
4) There was a great deal of fra u d .............by various members.
a) perpetated
b) tempted
c) abided by
d) run through e) turned up
5) Those shoes vvould.............your dress nicely.
a) make up
b) mateh
c) elaborate
d) turn out
e) toss out
6) i ieave you to take whatever aetion y o u .............suitable.
a) look after
b) lure
c) perpetrate
d) deem
e) elaborate
7) O u r.............took us to some very strange countries.
a) peregrinations b) outsets
c) avalanehes
d) mettles
e) furies
8 ) Would passengers please put out cigarettes b e fo re .............of the flight.
a) mettles
9)
10 )
11)
12)
b) personal savings
c) sanetions
d) peregrinations
e) commencemeni
Revision Test 1
Synonym almas
1) The Central Bank intervened in the currency markets today to try to stabilize the
exchange rate.
a) interfered
b) deemed
c) elaborated
d) grasped
e) pertained
2) The real test of her political mettle will come in the May eleetions.
a) drill
b) temper
c) irrigation
d) outset
e) resolution
3) Industry needs to compete effectively ver the jong ter m.
a) long running
b) share holder c) temper
d) drill
e) resolution
4) Many are doubtful that this technology will ever be commercially viable.
a) pervasive
b) alluring
c) pertinent
d) populous
e) privileged
5) They tempted him to join the company by offering him a large salary and a company car.
a) coped with
b) turned up
c) complied with d) deemed
e) lured
6) The President Brown has accused four cabinet ministers of vvorking secretly to
undermine his position.
a) subvert
b) deem
c) cope with
d) comply with e) turn up
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7) n Turkey, halt of ali violent erime is perpettafed by people who have been drinking alcohol.
a) interiered
b) pertained
c) committed
d) copedwith
e) deemed
8)
D o y o u think hese wo colours mateh?
a) tally
bj perpetrate
c) pertain
d) lure
e) turn up
9) At the outset of the play there is a lot of confused violence.
a) unrest
b) immigrani
c) loan
d) commencement e) drll
10) His words to the press were deliberately eguiyocaj - he didnt deny the reports but
neither did he comfirm them.
a) ambiguous
b) pervasive
c) pertinent
d) alluring
e) privileged
Revision Test 1
Antonym almas
1) She tried to repajr their friendship by inviting him to dinner.
a) inlerlere
b) cope with
c) comply with
d) deem
e) turn up
2) t will be very inconvenient for rne to have to wait.
a) equivocal
b) notorious
c) populous
d) pertinent
e) appropriate
3) The new constitution wiil further strengthen the powers of the president.
a) deem
b) interfere
c) run through
d) abide by
e) undermine
4) Despite what seemed like inconvertible evidence, Mr. Davis maintained he had not
committed the fraud.
a) equivocal
b) pertinent
c) eminent
d) populous
e) impulsive
5) The government and the opposition parties have elashed ver the cuts in defence
spending.
a) run through b) interiered
c) undermined
d) deemed
e) matehed
6) Three staff simply can not cope w[th such a heavy work load.
a) abide by
b) comply vvith c) undermine
d) fail
e) mateh
7) Get to the end of the queue and wait your turn like everyone else.
a) outset
b) mettle
c) oak
d) unrest
e) diagnosis
8) Alhougb inasis mind was in a turmoij, he tried to calm for the sake of his children.
a) resulotion
b) crew
c) peace
d) persona! saving e) outset
9) His former colleagues have denounced him as a spy.
a) collapsed
b) sparked off
c) misled
d) turned up
e) extoled
10) The most pppujous areas of the city are now in the suburbs.
a) unprincipied b) misleading
c) uncrovvded
d) alluring
e) impulsive
Revision Test 1
Vocabulary almas 1
lucrative,
undermine
rnake up for,
elaborate,
whence,
look after,
tally,
intervene,
run through, turn up
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Revision Test 1
Vocabulary almas 2
step aside,
relinquished,
relied on/upon,
interventionist,
crew,
equi!ibrium,
forthcoming.
reimbursed,
consolidate
deemed
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
Revision Tes 2
Find the right word almas
1) Aye spent a .............afternoon on the beach
a) pervasive
b) misleading
c) impulsive
d) assiduous
e) indolent
2) H e r.............and integrity are beyond question.
a) probity
b) legislation
c) erudite
d) dam
e) hurricane
3) She was com pleteiy.............his critical remarks.
a) underrated
b) bewildered
c) acquitted
d) curbed
e) interpreted
4) Only one of the accused was convicted of murder, the rest w e re .............
a) elucidated
b) curbed
c) plagued
d) acquitted
e) interpreted
5) D o n 't.............him; he is an extremely shrevvd and able politician.
a) acquit
b) bevvilder
c) underrate
d) collapse
e) subsidize
6) That didnt look like an accident to me; it lo o k e d .............
a) intentional
b) assiduous
c) repulsive
d) indolent
e) impulsive
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7) He has some q u ite .............habits.
a) assiduous
8)
b) indolent
c) pervasive
d) deliberate
e) repulsive
b) collapsed
c) plagued
d) curbed
e) laken on
b) impulsive
c) overhelming
d) repulsive
e) exhausting
d) denounces
e) subsidizes
b) elucidates
c) prevens
11)
12)
Whatever h is .............as a husband, i think Ali was a good father to his children.
a) dam
a) subtances
b) legislation
b) essences
c) hurricane
d) erudite
c) cores
e) essence
d) avalanches
e) shortcomings
Revision Test 2
Synonym almas
1 ) Stories about the fail of the government sparked off much of the selling of shares.
a) brought about b) took on
2)
c) expired
d) turned out
e) brought out
Despite strenuous efforts to revieve him, he was dead before the ambulance
arrived.
a) misleading
b) assiduous
c) impulsive
d) ineradicable
e) spacious
3) No one doubted that the former PM was a man of the highest intregrity.
a) sea fright
b) plague
c) competition
d) renevval
b) lake on
c) comment on
d) spark off
e) probity
of
guilt.
e) bring about
c) brought out
d) took on
e) clarified
b) finance
c) elucidate
d) spark off
e) expound
b) acguitted
c) acguainted
c) censured
d) elucidated
e) plagued
d) exaggeraied
e) underrated
d) spacious
e) ineradicable
b) strenuous
c) assiduous
10) Aye was vvearing a most alluring dress at A dils garden party.
a) ineradicable
b) assiduous
c) strenuous
d) impulsive
e) fetching
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Revision Test 2
Antonym almas
1) The managers complained that the vvorkers were indolent and unreliable.
a) impulsive
b) pervasive
c) alluring
d) exhausting
e) assiduous
2) t is not the first time that the paper has been in trouble for printing untruths about
peoples private lives.
a) probity
b) era
c) sea frieght
d) hurricane
e) subsiance
b) taken on
c) plagued
d) subsidized
e) elucidated
b) offended
c) denounced
d) clarified
e) subsidized
e) collapsed
b) alluring
c) indolent
d) hasty
e)pervasiv
c) ungainiy
d) assiduous
b) alluring
e) impulsive
8) Lots of people lost their jobs when the property market collapsed.
a) bevvildered
b) overemphasized
c) denounced d) elucidated
e) recovered
10)
b) eminent
c) insignificant
d) assiduous
e) indolent
d) plague
e) bevvilder
b) puzzle
c) denounce
Revision Test 2
Vocabulary almas 1
deliberate,
probity,
perplex,
acuitted,
collapsed,
prevented,
lazy,
underrate,
honesty,
exceptional
1) Get out of bed y o u .............th in g ........you can't lie there ali day!.
2) My m o th e r's .............and integrity are beyond question
3) I must teli you in ali ............. that there is iittle chance of the seheme being
approved.
4) The disease, vvhich affects young children of both sexes, has continued to
.............doctors and public health vvorkers.
5) He w a s .............on the charge of murder but convicted of manslaughter.
6) t vvould be hazardous t o .............his ability.
1) The car cra-.h vvasnt an accident; it w a s .............a attempt to kili tim.
8) The new com pany.............in its first year of trading.
9) The firemen shovved.............bravery.
10) Unless we get more funding we wi!l be ............from finishing our experimental
programme.
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Revision Test 2
Vocabulary almas 2
nonchalance,
non profit-making,
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
overall,
plauging,
competition,
short comings,
monopolized,
eminent,
eminenly,
overrode
Inspite of ali h e r.............I stili think she is one of the best teachers in the school.
Ali has been.............me with his siily questions ali dayl.
There was intense / keen / fie rc e .............between the journalists to get the story.
The company eventually.............the entire cigarette industry.
Even the m o s t.............doctors could not cure him.
Your decision w a s .............fair / sensible.
M y .............impression of his work is good.
H e .............their objections.
This charity is a .............organization
She received the first prize with an air o f .............
Revision Test 1, 2
Word formation almas
1) Repeated.............on the currency markets have iailed to prevent the value of the
currency failling. (intervene).
2) The whole of this region seems to be in the grip of nationaiist and e th n ic .............
. (rest)
3) I have always been convinced that the judgement of most film critics i s ...............
(sound)
4) Human rights activists have accused the countrys government of a systematic
.............of violence against minority groups. (perpetrate).
5) She left us with the .............impression that we had been speaking to a future
leader. (eradicate)
6) The news filled him w ith .............delight. (express)
7) These lads seemed proud of their citys .............reputation as the Capital of bad
manners. (fame)
8) L o c a l.............projects could revitalise the area. (irrigate)
9) The young composer has an ............. talent for catchy melodies. (err)
10) Kerem was totally ............................you never really knew what he vvould be like
from one day to the next. (predict)
11) Tanju has an intellectual ca p a city.............in the rest of the group. (match)
12) After last nights heavy frosts the course was this morning declared.............. (play)
13) When Arnold Schoenberg completed his Violin Concerto, in California in 1936, it
was declared............... (play)
14) The extreme cold vveather caught th e m ............... (prepare)
15) Fossil fuels like oil and coal will run out of one day, but wind and wave power are
............(exhaust)
16) I vvill have to cook them a meal or they will think l'm ............... (hospitable)
17) The book deals with th e .............of television in our culture. (pervade)
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His father was an authoritarian, a rather ............. man of whom both sons were
afraid. (approach)
The .............question is how long this war is going to last. (answer)
The motion was carried ............... (unanimous)
Mesut is thirty - two, heis gorgeous, he has got his own house and, what is more,
he is ...............(attach)
His evening was rather spoiled by th e .............arrival of his ex-wife. (announce)
Teresa Berganza sang the first three verses with a piano and the last verse
................(accompany)
For some
.............. reason zkan keeps his vvallei in his undervvear drawer.
(account)
Revision Test 3
Find the right word almas
1) T h e y .............at the idea of working on Sunday.
a) entrenched
b) revoked
c) repealed
d) inspired
e) demurred
c) animated
d) offended
e) took on
2) S h e .............to be punished.
a) deserved
b) repealed
b) pursued
c) offended
d) turned out
e) broughi out
b) deserved
c) deterred
d) deferred
e) animated
b) deter
c) animate
d) revoke
e) inspire
b) deterred
c) taken offense
d) turned out
e) deteriorated
b) deferred
c) deterring
d) deluding
e) deserving
8) An outside adviser has been brought in t o .............the dispute between the management and the union.
a) arbitrate
b) repeal
c) entrench
d) demur
e) iake offence
d) exhausting
e) iaciful
c) entrenched
d) deierred
e) deferred
c) revoke
d) iake offence
e) animate
10)
a) deluded
11)
b) repulsive
c) impuisive
He m a y ........... my diploma.
a) eluded
b) enfrench
12) The Labour Party said that they w o u ld .............the whole Act nce they got into
power.
a) arbitrate
b) repeal
c)demur
d) elude
deiude
13)
T h e .............of the trip to Venice going to the top of the Tower of Pisa.
14)
The system of racial ............. that used to exist in South Africa was called
apartheid.
15)
a) higlight
a) legislation
b) virtue
b) substance
a) discrimination b) legislation
c) segregation
c) segregation
c) oppinion poll
d) mob
d) revaluation
d) confrere
e) shortcoming
e) erudite
e) gender
Revision Test 3
Synonym almas
1) The lawyer requested a break in the court case, but the judge demurred.
a) turned down b) ofiended
c) deserved
d) took on
e) privileged
2) The charity deserves better support than it is currently receiving.
a) ofiend
b) merits
cj turns dovvn
d) turns out
e) expires
3) She gave him a demure smile.
a) wanton
b) vvidespread c) modest
d) ieisure
e) overhelming
4) I think she was a bit oftended that she hadnt been invited to the party.
a) took oftense at b)
turned dovvn
c) turned out
d) took on e) merited
5) My bank has agreed to defer the repayments on my loan vvhile lm stili a student.
a) deter
b) encourage
c) merit
d) privilege
e) delay
6) These measures are designed to deter an enemy attack.
a) dissuade
b) encourage
c) merit
d) privilege
e) iake rtence at
7) A sparkle in his eyes animated his face whenever he smiled.
a) nominaed
b) entrenched
c) enlivened
d) revoked
e) scorned
8) The guerillas have entrenched themselves in the mountains.
a) enlivened
b) fortified
c) inspired
d) nominated e) revoked
9) The military government has revoked its permission for them to enter the country
a) abrogated
b) enlivened
c) fortified
d) inspired
e) pursued
10) Even from within prison, his qualities of leadership inspired his follovvers.
a) exalted
b) fortified
c) revoked
d) pursued
e) abrogated
Revision Test 3
Antonym almas
1) Do you accept credit cards?
a) demur
b) offend
c) entrench
d) revoke
e) inspire
2) I need to reconsider the merits and demerits of the plan.
a) lewd
b) fault
c) inspire
d) deter
e) defer
3) He is being accused of making [ewd suggestive comments to a female emplyee.
a) incapable
b) obtainable
c) demure
d) spacious
e) vvorthvvile
4) The present didnt please her as much as I had expected.
a) entrench
b) offend
c) inspired
d) deter
e)defer
5) There is little doubt that poor medical treatment hatened her death.
a) deterred
b) deterred
c) inspired
d) abrogated
e) turned dovvn
6) We were encourged to learn foreign languages at school.
a) pursued
b) deterred
c) cheated
d) revoked
e) repealed
7) t depresses me knovving that I will probably stili be doing exactly the same job in
ten years' time.
a) overcomes
b) acquires
c) animates
d) repeals
e; abrogates
8) Another defeat in parliament would seriously vveaken the presidents ability to govern.
a) merit
b) deserve
c) defer
d) deter
e) entrench
9) Cem said he would accept the motion, so we have asked him to confirm his acceptance in vvriting.
a) revoke
b) repeal
c) encourage
d) weaken
e) hasten
10) If you fail your driving test the first time, dont let it discourage you.
a) hearten
b) defer
c) deter
d) revoke
e) repeal
Kelime Ezberleten
K u rg u s a l
Szlk
Revision Test 3
Vocabulary almas 1
legislature.
nimble,
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
opponent,
lucrative,
expire,
expired,
harsh,
lunaic.
ludicrous.
whatsoever
Computer
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
Revision Test 3
Vocabulary almas 2
opine,
revoke,
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
offended,
overrides
deteriorating,
deferred,
deter,
demurred,
entrenehing,
deluded
Revision Test 3
Vocabulary almas 3
ritual,
diserimination,
segregation.
virtue,
legendary,
mob,
impulsive,
gender,
eluding,
overheard
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1) The fox succeeded i n .............the huners by running back in the opposite direction.
2) The Restaurant i s ___for its fish. (= it serves famously good fish)
3) George's overdose was a n .............act.
4) They imprisoned more than eight thousand people for d e fy in g .............Iaws.
5) Fsun spoke out against ra c ia i.............
6) Patient is a .............
7) M eral.............a very funny conversation on the bus this morning.
8) The a n g ry .............outside the trail was / were ready to riot.
9) Discrimination on the basis of race...............age, or disabiliy is not allowed.
10) Dr. Aytolan is in the kitchen conducting her m o rn in g ..........................reading the
paper and sipping her black coffee.
Revision Test 4
Find the right word almas
1) She has had v e ry .............movernent in her legs since the accident.
a) limited
d) conclusive
e) coherent
a) worthwhile
b) appropriate
c) conclusive
d) leisure
e) stringent
a) vvrecking
b) drovvning
c) striving
d) shattering
e) running into
a) drovvning
b) cheating
c) shattering
d) vvrecking
e) coming on
a) set about
b) placed at
c) carne up vvith
d) threvv out
e) made certain
a) hrovv out
b) comply vvith
c) abide by
d) place at
e) steer
7) t will be more inexpensive.............to use real leather because it will last longer
d) decade
e) leisure
a) vvidespread
b) prevalent
c) coherent
d) appropriate
e) conclusive
a) placed at
b) set about
c) set out
d) set off
e) embarked on
10) I w ill............................that you get the job, I have influence vvith the director.
a) embark on
11)
b)throw out
c) make certain
d) place at
e) set about
a) vvreck
b) drovvn
c) strive
d) steer
e) equivocate
12) Surprisingly, the m o s t.............opposition to the tax changes has come from the
people who will benefit most from them.
a) vvorthvvhile
b) strenuous
c) deceittul
d) eguivocal
e) ambguous
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Revision Test 4
Synonym almas
1) Field Marshal E. Rommel has drawr up a perfect plan to defeat the eremy.
a) prepared
a) worthwhile
b) prevalent
c) long - term
d) leisure
e) ineradicable
a) outset
4)
d) adolescence e) outskirts
' t is just another symphony about the toys and sorrovvs of adolescence.
a) youth
b) reconcilation c) metile
d) outset
e) outskirts
a) steered
b) set off
c) made certain
d) abided by
e) exerted
a) piloted
b) placed at
c) exerted
d) strove
e) misled
a) outskirts
b) agreement
c) warfare
d) mettle
e) inspiration
a) steer
b) exert
c) set about
d) set out
e) set by
9) The Russian athletes showed / proved their mettle in the final round.
a) adolescence b) infaney
10)
c) inspiration
d) outskirts
e) ability
d) fame
e) infaney
a) leisure
b) shift
c) highlight
Revision Test 4
Antonym almas
1) Membership is restricted to (= t is only for) chief executive officers.
a) iong-term
b) stunning
c) infamous
d) worthwhile e) widespread
a) ritual
b) virtue
c) aggression
d) adolescencee) gender
3) Employees knew from the outset that their jobs vvould finish this month.
a) commencement b) end
c) inauguration
d) adolescencee) gender
4) There was clear djsagreement (= difference) betvveen the results of the polis.
a) reconcilation
b) commencement c) adolescence
d) gender
e) aggression
5) zkan won great renovvn for being the first man on the moon.
a) commencement b) adolescence
e) ritual
a) overhelmingly
b) uninterruptedly
c) inconclusively d)
invariably
e)appa
a) obtainable
b) appropriate
c) coherent
d) inconclusive e) overhelming
8) You will have to arrple opportunity to ask questions after the talk
a) capacious
b) spacious
c) small
d) worthwhile
e) inevitable
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9)
10)
I know Ali was only trying to help, but he was inadvertently adding to our problems by phoning us up ali the time.
a) inattentively
b) unhesitatedly c) thoughlessly d) Inconclusively e) unnterruptedly
Yelda greeted me equivocally and asked if she was in the place.
a) ambiguously b) dubiously
c) irresolutely
d) undoubiedly
e) unavoidably
Revision Test 4
Vocabulary almas 1
drovvned,
wrecked,
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
shatered,
outskirts,
withdrawals,
adults,
appropriately,
approachable,
appropriate,
vvithin
Revision Test 4
Vocabulary almas 2
upperhand, make no mistake abou it
mistrust,
worthwhile,
integrity,
insurmountable,
mismanage,
upwards monopolized.
misquote
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Revision Test 3. 4
Word formaion almas
1) I found her lying on the floor, drunk a n d ............... (sense)
2) Sadly, high levels of e co n o m ic............. tend to breed racial hatred and intolerance. (secure)
3) This cerlificate is an important, and should be k e p t...............(secure)
4) A n ............. socialisf, he is passionafely against ali forms of privatizations. (construct)
5) His speech earned h im .............criticism from the opposition parties. (restrain)
6) The paper's editr has adrnitted the accusaions vvere unfounded and apologized
.............to the senatr, (reserve)
7) N. Mandela will be remembered as an .............opponent of racial diserimination.
(relenf)
8) The polie visited the nightclub on two occassions after complaints o f .............by
nearby residents. (unruly)
9) There have been allegations that he approved ............. practices as direetor of the
now-defunct bank, (sound)
10) The nevo bridge is one of several said to be s tru c tu ra lly.............in some degree.
(sound)
11) Such a n .............political elimate inevitably discourages foreign investment. (settle)
12) Actors' reputations have been made a n d .............on this London stage. (make)
13) t is fairiy entertaining as films go but i would not deseribe it a s ...............(miss)
14) A n .............mission to the planet Mars is planned for next year. (man)
15) Of course there were one or tw o .............problems along the way but eventually
we got the project finished. (look)
16) Shots like this have earned Michael PLATN his reputation a s .............goal scorer. (err)
17) The u n io n 's .............rejeetion of the latest pay offer vvill almost certainly lead to
further strikes. (equivocal)
18) The contest was very ...........................the other team was far stronger than us.
(even)
Revision Test 5
Find the right word almas
1) She w a s .............as a laboratory assistant.
a) taken on
2)
b) taken orf
c) taken in
d) taken after
e) taken ver
d) Siyly
e) Desperately
b) Presumably
c) Unduly
3) She has been in bed with the flu and she is stili a b i t .............on her feet.
a) unsteady
b) prevailling
c) cripple
d) cusomary
e) combative
d) compromise
e) come to an end
d) took on e) obiained
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Revision Test 5
Synonym almas
1) Many people were injured in the vicious fighting that broke out betvveen the
demonstrators and the polie.
a) wicked
b) inexplorable c) constant
d) prevailling
e) innovative
2) I have had this constant headache ever since I vvoke up this moming.
a) inexplorable b) prevailling
c) innovative
d) wicked
e) invariable
3) We stayed in the best hotel in town.
a) borough
b) preservation c) provision
d) exploitation
e) detection
4) We want to preserve the character of the borough while improving the facilities.
a) detect
b) conserve
c) innovate
d) resolve
e) decide
5) She was an imaginative and innovative manager (=full of new ideas).
a) contemporary b) conservative c) unruly
d) unseasonable e) surplus
6) t is too early to asess the long-term consequences of the collapse of the Soviet
Union.
a) innovate
b) conserve
c) detec
d) resolve
e) appraise
7) We didnt really focus upon any specific area - we just talked generally about the
problem.
a) rear
b) ascribe
c) adjourn
d) envisage
e) concentrato
8) No one vvas seen in the vicinity at the time of the murder.
a) negbourhood b) conundrum
c) conviction
d) conversion
e) convention
9) They are using that hail to hold their party convention
a) conundrum
b) meeting
c) conviction
d) vicinity
e) borough
10) By ali means cali me if you need help.
a) of course
b) by no means c) by any means d) at any cost
e) at ali costs.
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Revision I est 5
Antonym almas
D
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10 )
Revision Test 5
Vocabulary almas
surreptitiously,
lucrative,
revivify,
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
scale,
revoked,
deadline
scope,
sum,
summit,
reservation,
hemispheres,
stood out
IS
Revision Test 5
Word Formation almas
1) The last few years have seen th e .............of many industries previously owend by
the State, (privatize)
2) Nobody can b e .............blame. (exclude)
3) Volunteers will receive information about architecture and h is to ric ....... ....... (preserve)
4) The government faces a lm o s t.............difflculties in its attempt to nite its countrys people. (surmount)
5) Too little exercise isnt the only cause of heart disease but it's certainly a .............
factor. (contribute)
6) The member nations voted on th e .............banning whaling. (resolve)
7) None of us have any d o u b ts .............your ability to do the work. (regard)
8) The drug is ............. in the body for up to three days after it has been taken.
(detect)
9) The government has a n .............econonic policy and is determined to cut unemployment by 50%. (intervene)
10) lm afraid the members wont find ali these changes v e ry ...............(palate)
11) Technology can enhance o u r .............of fossil fuels. (exploit)
12) What is y o u r.............of her chances of winning? (assess)
13) The European Parliament will have g re a te r.............povvers. (legislate)
14) A T exas.............has proposed stricter sentences for drug offenders. (legislate)
15) The ............. of her poems means that sfe is able to reach a wide audience.
(access)
16) What she is saying i s .............true. (substantial)
17) Their business plans were ruined by th e .............of inflation. (ravage)
18) Will you confirm y o u r.............in writing by Friday, please? (reserve)
19) They accepted the p la n ...............(reserve)
20) She has taken a /a n .............dislike to me. (conceal)
21) The laws and decrees of the State had to be obeyed. (condition)
22) Drug smugglers constantly use th e ir .............to find new ways of getting drugs
into a country. (ingenious)
23) The book has s o ld .............large number of copies. (conceive)
24) We were baffled by th e .............of the message. (comprehend)
25) S h e .............in local politics during the 70s. (come)
Revision Test 6
Find the right word almas
1) The countrys coffee crop w a s .............by the floods.
a) svvayed
b) taken on
c) assigned
d) reared
e) devastated
2) George has adopted a n d .............two children.
a) reared
b) recalled
c) flared up
d) svvayed
e) denounced
3) The ............. of our trip to New York was going to the top of the Empire State
Building.
a) fusion
b) highlight
c) scarcity
d) fare
e) disorder
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Revision Test 6
Synonym almas
1) t worTt be easy, but vvell get across the river somehovv.
a) someway
b) unrecognizably c) susceptibly d) obligingly
e) tactfully
2) We have assigned Chris to the advertising campaign.
a) set up
b) caught up with c) appointed d) receded
e) irnposed
3) He recaljed that he had sent a letter ver a month ago.
a) receded
b) looked back
c) irnposed
d) set up
e) got away
4) Thanks tor the offer but I vvont stay the night - I dont want to impose on you.
a) exploit
b) get avvay
c) look back
d) recede
e) assign
5) Nothing could extinquish his love tor her.
a) suppress
b) compromise
c) impose
d) make sacrificee) exploit
6) Increasing number of people in hig-powered jobs are suffering form fatigue and
stress-related illnesses.
a) fare
b) clumsiness
c) residence
d) disorder
e) tiredness
7) She is one of the foremost experts on child psychology.
a) vigorous
b) supreme
c) decent
d) permaneni
e) cautious
8) The two presidents have had candid talks about the current crisis.
a) honest
b) irresistible
c) supreme
d) vigorous
e) cautious
9) She felt an overvvhelming urge/desire to teli someone about what had happened.
a) inestimable b) irresistible
c) supreme
d) vigorous
e) cautious
10) The factory is gearing up for increased production with nevv machines.
a) preparing
b) svvaying
c) devastating d) assigning
e) exploiting
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Revision Test 6
ntonym almas
1) She asserted her right to speak in her own defence.
a) denied
b) installed
c) ascended
d) compromised e) invaded
2) I shall list my objections to ihe plan in ascending order of importance.
a) inceasing
b) d\vindling
c) compromising d) installing
e) invading
3) They tried to intimidate her into doing what they wanted.
a) frighten
b) encourage
c) get at
d) dvvindle
e) assert
4) He studied very hard in school so that he could get ahead in his studies.
a) get at
b) give away
c) take up
d) retrogress
e) dwindle
5) A childs development can be curbed by poor nutrition.
a) fostered
b) got at
c) taken up
d) dvvindled
e) asserted
6) He cant evade doing his military service forever.
a) set about
b) intimidate
c) give away
d) elude
e) face
7) The military backed government severely curtaiied trade union rights, freedom of
speech and public spending.
a) lengthened
b) undervvent
c) set about
d) condemned e) intimidated
8) The children took up the song when the singer asked them to join in.
a) undervvent
b) differentiated c) took ver
d) stopped
e) got ahead
9) The peace talks have been suspended indefinitely.
a) invaded
b) continued
c) differentiated
d) eluded
e) incurred
10) The production of the play has incurred the anger of both audiences and the eritics.
a) exposed
b) avoided
c) suspended
d) compromised e) set about
Revision Test 6
Vocabulary almas 1
consolidate,
whereby,
surplus,
invade,
fictitious,
revoke,
hold back,
dwell on,
landslide,
landmarks
1) The v/orkers built banks of earth t o ............. the rising of the flood waters.
2) t is no u s e .............the past.
3) n our report we have u s e d ............. names for the people concerned in the incident, in order to protect them.
4) His successful negotiations with the Americans help him t o .............his position
in the government.
5) The government has authorized the army to seli i t s .............vveapons.
6) The government h a s .............its permission for them to enter the country.
7) We need to devise some ort of syste m .............people can iiaise with each other.
8) Hundreds of squatters have ............. waste land in the hope that they wil! be
allovved stay.
9) His popularity has fallen dramatically since he won a .............victory last year.
10) I couldnt pick up a n y ............ in the dark and completely lost.
Revision Test 6
Vocabulary almas 2
deprived,
prejudiced,
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
nderestimate,
mould,
unduly,
Shareholders,
invoke,
Share,
crippled.
solidly
Revision Test 6
Word Formation almas
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
11)
12)
13)
14)
15)
16)
17)
18)
19)
20)
2?2
Revision Test 7
Find the right word almas
1) She has............ a brilliant seheme to double her income.
a) come up with
b) suspended c) put out
d) fallen off
e) tackled
2) The new conductor is a very............musician.
a) philanthropic
b) gifted
c) unsuspected d) insane
e) dotty
3) He has a ............ seheme to marry a wealthy widow.
a) discernible
b) sophisticated c) gifted
d) under privileged e) mercenary
4) The prisoners good behaviour will b e ............ wher the length of his imprisonment is being decided.
a) taken into account b) laken down c) put out
d) come up vvith e) fallen off
5) If our industries shy away from............ , we will never compete successfully vvith
other countries.
a) asset
b) sanetion
c) innovation d) pension
e) flair
6) The new spokesman has a great............ for public sepaking.
a) flair
b) pension
c) sanetion
d) asset
e) obesity
7) Trade/economic............ will only be lifted when the aggressor nation withdraws
its troops.
a) asset
b) flair
c) irritation
d) boay
e) sanetions
8) He gave a ............ vvarning about the likelihood of there being an earthquake.
a) obnoxious
b) subversive c) dire
d) articulate
e) devout
9) He has some............ manners, bu he is reliable.
a) prosperous
b) articulate
c) gifted
d) philanthropic e) obnoxious
10) Such memories exist only on / at the........... level.
a) obnoxious
b) subversive
c) philanthropic d) subconscicus e) gifted
Revision Test 7
Synonym almas
1) The new charges will come into effect next April.
a) get out of fand b) put out c) fail off
d) run through e) come into force
2) Both sides in the conflict have agreed temporarily to suspend hostilities.
a) shelve
b) detect c) adopt
d) apply
e) resume
3) The difficult elass got out of hand when an inexperienced teacher was put in
charge.
a) run through
b) put out
c) got out of control d) come into force e) fell off
4) I was somevvhat put out when the audience laughed loudly.
a) irritated
b) implemented c) indulged
d) resumed
e) shelved
5) Although there was hardly any food, our troops resisted for a week.
a) rounded up
b) held out
c) broke up
d) fell off
e) resumed
Revision Test 7
Antonym almas
D I have told you a million times not to exaqqerate.
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10 )
a) magnify
b) infiale
c) understate d) oppress
e) subdue
The dog was rescued from the river by two piucky kids.
a) brave
b) valiant
c) fearless
d) covvardly
e) unheaiihy
They eat a lot of unhealthy food.
a) morbid
b) healthy
c) valiant
d) covvardly
e) terrific
His latest song is terrific.
a) ordinary
b) tremendous c) intense
d) valiant
e) covvardly
We were foolish to buy such an expensive house.
a) inane
b) ordinary
c) covvardly d) brave
e) sensible
Having missing the last bus we had to set off walking.
a) oppress
b) revivify
c) set out
d) arrive
e) set fourh
Dont vvorry about me l can look after myself.
a) mind
b) set out
c) oppress d) keep an eye on e) neglect
Don't mention her hairstyle. Shell probably take rtence.
a) offend
b) insult
c) set out
d) piease
e) keep an eye on
I hate and despjse that kind of cruel behaviour.
a) respect
b) scorn
c) disdain
d) offend
e) keep an eye on
Good teachers should ask questions that stimujate the children to think.
a) animate
b) depress
c) enliven
d) activaie
e) set out
Revision Test 7
Vocabulary almas
assets,
resume,
resurreetion.
cheerfully,
comes up,
retaliated,
afforded.
aftermath,
prove,
aff licted
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7) Do you think the new manager w ill............ more amenable to our proposals?
8) We capitalized ( = sold) our............to avoid bankruptcy,
9) She walked down the road, whistling..............
10) Let me know if anything interesting.............
Revision Test 7
Word formation almas
1) The............of fighting is to take effect at 6 am on Monday. (suspend)
2) Refine giri are often drawn t o ............ men. (refine)
3) There has been no ............ change in the patients condition for several days.
(detect)
4) He is a skilful writer, but not a n ............... (innovate)
5) He works slovvly and............ vvhereas I tend to rush things and make mistakes.
(precise)
6) Fashions change quite..............(predict)
7) The boys till spoke both ianguages a s ............ as ever, (fluent)
8) These methods have been............tested ver many years. (rigorous)
9) Even............children fail to progress vvithout good teaching. (gift)
10) Modern vveapons have an extremely high............force. (destroy)
11) The old school was bought and............ turned into a hotel. (subsequent)
12) He has very............neighbours. (oblige)
13) The car has been vvorking............since Ali repaired it. (superb)
14) The government h as.............control of the Capital frorr lebel forces. (gain)
15)
16)
17)
18)
19)
20)
21)
22)
23)
Her ability is ............, but lm not so sure about her experience. (question)
The............question is how long this war is going to last. (answer)
For some............reason they built the toilet next to the kitchen. (fathom)
The charity raises money for holidays for the..............(privilege)
He won a ............to study at Eton. (sholar)
it is an institution to vvhich young............are sent instead of prison. (offend)
Shes ............of being on her own in the house at night. (pertify)
He vvas vvearing a rather............pink and yellovv shirt. (taste)
The vveakness of the opposition has allovved the present government eigft
.............years in Office, (interrupt)
24. One of the good things about Ali is that you can alvvays rely on his............enthusiasm. (fail)
Kelime
E zb e rle te n
Kurgusal Szlk
Revision Test 8
Find the right worcJ almas
1) Thousands of new businesses h a v e .............in the past couple of years.
a) sprung up
b) set free
c) set by
d) banned
e) averred
a) dilemma
b) deterioration
c) muiineer
d) relief
e) conscience
a) predominant
b) discernible
c) benevolent
d) philanthropic e) precipitous
a) set free
b) set by
c) depreciated d) resumed
e) vvresiled
a) sprung up
b) utiiized
c) wrestled
d) banned
e) depreciated
a) banned
b) utiiized
c) depreciated d) vvrestled
e) emerged
7) Many p eople .............the suns energy to make electricity for their homes.
a) utilize
b) ban
c) depreciate
d) emerge
e) aver
a) Fierce
b) Conscientious
c) Benevolent
d) Precipitous e) Sophisiicated
a) immunizaiion b) phase
10)
c) conscience d) aftermath
e) utilization
a) depreciating
b) embarking upon
c) banning
e) averring
e) embroidering
Revision Test 8
Synonym almas
1) Dont yeli at me like that!
a) shout
b) explore
c) prejude
d) explore
e) yield
b) exemption
c) exploration
d) philanthropy e) troop
b) notable
c) predominant
d) stringent
e) philanthropic
d) slyly
e) jointly
b) stringent
c) mercenary
d) barren
e) philanthropic
b) exemption
c) moral sense
d) orbit
e) mutineer
b) offended
c) explored
d) found out
e) ascended
8) Fish struggle for survival when the water level drops in the lake,
a) vvrestle
b) yeli
c) yield
d) find out
e) ascended
d) banned
e) emerged
10)
b) asserted
c) found out
b) averred
c) vvrestled
d) aggravated e) forbidden
Revision Test 8
ntonym almas
1) t was, in the vvords of the judge, a malevolent act which must be severely punished.
a) impractical
b) predominant
c) reekless
d) notable
e) philanhropic
b) mercenary
c) discernible
d) reekless
e) barren
b) embarked
c) disappeared
d) chartered
e) possessed
b) improved
c) averred
d) applied
e) embarked
b) reekless
c) liberal
d) philanthropic
e) imperceptible
b) orbit
c) ease
d) phase
e) temperament
7) He was found guilty of reekless driving and fined $ 1000, and disquaiified from driving for three months.
a) careful
b) precipitous
c) discernible
d) mercenary
e) liberal
b) gradual
c) mercenary
d) malevolent
e) reekless
9) I know you dont like Helen, but there is no need to make it so obvious (to everyone).
a) conspicuous
10)
b) glaring
c) concealed
d) steep
e) precipitous
b) primiiive
c) steep
d) malevolent
e) precipitous
Revision Test 8
Vocabulary almas 1
embarking on,
benevolent,
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
immunized,
aftermath,
privilege,
adverse,
steep,
notified,
resumed.
augments
Revision Test 8
Vocabulary almas 2
glaring,
dilemma,
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
enterprises,
figures.
rounded up,
ceased,
temperament,
possessed,
sophisicated.
akin
The degree to vvhich different people cope with stress depends on th e ir.............
The report is full o f .............mistakes.
The company h a s ............. trading in this part of the world.
Their offer has put me in a bit of a .............
n the autumn, the sheep have to b e ............ and counted
The company is one of the la rg e s t............. of its kind.
He was one of the leading p o litic a i............ of century.
The fashion magazines show what the ............. woman is wearing this year.
The poiice asked me if I .............a gun.
His position in the Soviet System is ro u g fly ............ to that of the US President's
public relations adviser.
Revision Test 8
Word formation almas
1) There has been a continuing .............in the relations between the two countries.
(deteriorate)
2) You must give the bank a w ritte n .............if you wish to elose your account. (notify)
3) She is an excellent student-bright, attentive a n d ...............(conscierce)
4) S ensibie.............of the w orlds resources must be given priority, (utiiize)
5) Public opinion seems to b e .............in favour of holding a referendum. (predominate)
6) The price of shares in the company d ro p p e d .............wiih the news of poor sales
figures. (precipitous)
7) Ali i s .............taiented. (common)
8) f the red flag goes dovvn you m u s t...............(cease)
9) Animals and plants a re .............evolving. (perpetuate)
10) For so m e .............reason she wants to marry him. (discern)
11) f you really want the promotion, you wili have to be m o re ...............(assert)
12) l'm sorry lm late; I w a s .............detained. (avoid)
13) A n .............idea is attractive because it is elever but simple. (elegance)
14) .............of the leaf allows us to see it in detail. (magnify)
15) l a m .............sure that this is the right address. (fair)
16) International measures have been taken to prevent the ............. of the whale,
(exterminate)
17) They left the country out of fear o f .............(persecute)
18) The ............. of large amounts of money does not ensure your success vvith
vvomen, but it may help. (possess)
19) Silk clothes are s o .............because you can't put them in the washing machine.
(practice)
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20) Bob Dylan has a n .............talent for writing catchy melodies. (err)
21) The minister maintained what the coal -m ines w e re .............and would have to be
elosed. (economize)
22) There is so m e .............ver what the PM will say when he addresses the conference next week. (ease)
23) She i s .............cheerful no matter what the circumstances. (fail)
24) Due t o ............. circumstances the cost of the improvements has risen by twenty
per ent, (foresee)
25) A great number of people.............carry the AIDS virs. (know)
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1) C
6) C
2) B
7) B
3) A
8) A
4) D
9) B
5) A
10) C
1 )C
6) A
2) A
7) B
'3 ) B
8) C
4) C
9) A
5) E
10) D
A n io n y m a lm as (501-525)
1) B
6) D
2) E
7) B
3) A
8) E
4) E
9) A
5) A
10) C
V o ca b u la ry alm as (501-525)
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
highly
dizzied
define
intrusive
cursed
2) terrific
4) rallied
6) lure
8) set aside
10) fancy
oppression
2) oppresively
dizzing (= confusing)
definable
5) definition
meekly
7) terrificially
oversatement 9)
alluring
steer clear of (= keep away from)
6) E
7) B
8) C
9) D
10) A
6) B
7) C
8) D
9) A
10) E
1) B
6) A
2 )A
7) E
3) D
8) C
4) E
9) B
5) B
10) A
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
mismanageaI 2) overcharge
set out
4) keep an eye on
offends
6) despise
invigorate
8) privilege
10) match
take up
vvithstand
12) interplay
forth with
14) enduring
constructive
W ord fo rm a tio n alm as
1)
3)
4)
6)
8)
10)
2)
disobeyed
underpriveleged
5)
matchless
7)
animated
animatedly
9)
excitedly
11)
congueror
interaction
animation
animator
scornful
1) C
6) A
2) B
7) E
3) A
8) B
4) E
9) C
5) D
10) A
S yn o n y m alm as (551-575)
1) A
6) B
2) C
7) A
3) E
8) D
4) D
9) A
5) C
10) D
A n to n y m alm as (551-575)
1) B
6) A
2) D
7) B
3) A
8) C
4) E
9) D
5) C
10) A
V o ca b u la ry alm as (551-575)
1)
3)
4)
6)
8)
10)
12) scornfully
13) disobedient
14) Disobedience 15) privelegcd
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
17)
19)
solid
i.e. (= id est)
leapt
think back
economize on
laid on
bail out
receding
harsh
elude
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
12)
14)
16)
18)
20)
namely,
ebbed
drew attention
disperse
alleged
conducted
argues
censured
depend on
projected
1)
3)
5)
6)
8)
9)
trained
2) training
stringently
4) stringency
un acccompanied
provider
7) fulmination
indecent (= too much)
indecently
10) solidly
1) B
6) A
2) A
7) B
3) D
8) C
4) E
9) D
5) C
10) A
S yn o n y m alm as (576-600)
1 )C
6) D
2) A
7) C
3) D
8) B
4) B
9) A
5) A
10) C
A n to n y m a lm as (576-600)
1) B
6) B
2) A
7) E
3) C
8) E
4) D
9) A
5) A
10) D
V o ca b u la ry a lm as (576-600)
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
census
gingerly
defiant
capitulated
ringleaders
strengthen
entreated
nurture
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
12)
14)
16)
malpractice
ignites
reigns
alter
failed
brought off
paid the ranson
enforced
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17)
19)
pushed up
mining
18) ill-treating
20) insane
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
17)
19)
assurance
assuredly
nourishment
easily
enlargemen
achievement
alteration
sarvation
urgent
motivation
2) assured
4) nourishing
6) capitulation
8) maltreatment
10) enforcemen
12) failures
14) starving
16) ignition
18) urgently
20) moivated
1) A
6) D
2) C
7) A
3)E
8) B
' 4) B
9) C
5) A
10) D
1 )C
6) A
2) A
7) D
" 3) B
8) D
4) E
9) E
5) C
10) D
1) E
6) A
2)B ' 3) A
7) D
8) D
4) E
9) E
5) C
10) B
V o ca b u la ry alm as (601-625)
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
17)
19)
21)
23)
25)
backlash,
literacy
afford
suing
ails
endure
shatered
repudiate
facility
zenith
fastened
hallucinations
dragged
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
12)
14)
16)
18)
20)
22)
24)
seal
announced
escalated
driving
put ou
minimal
calm
premiums
Sturdy
sickens
fallacy
sheer
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
17)
sealed off
affirmative
affordable
escalaton
ailment
investment
suffering
shatered
nauseating
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
12)
14)
16)
18)
affirmation
affirmatively
escalation
incitement
ailing
investor
sufferers
sedative
nauseatingly
1) E
6) A
2) A
7) D
3)b"
8) C
4) C
9) A
5) E
10) E
S yn o n y m alm as (626-650)
1) B
6) B
2) A
7) D
" 3) C
8) C
4) E
9) B
5) A
10) A
A n to n y m a lm as (626-650)
1) B
6) A
2) E
7) E
J 3) A
8) C
4j C
9) D
5) D
10) A
V o ca b u la ry a lm as (626-650)
1) particular
2)
3) obnoxious
4)
6)
5) virtue
8)
7) traded
10)
9) robust
12)
11) lastidious
14)
13) joyful
16)
15) fuss
17) reassurances 18)
19) eropped up 20)
21) augments
22)
23) outstanding 24)
25) irrational
nasty
sins
locate
fail in with
delicate
sacked
palaver
horror
occurs
elashed with
superb
daunted
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
17)
19)
nastily
baseless
consiructors
constructive
opposiion
opposed
endurable
occupation
occurrence
engagements
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
12)
14)
16)
18)
20)
sinful
construction
constructively
merrily
opposite
enduance
unendurable
occupiers
superbly
encouragemeni
1) C
2) A
3)EJ J
6) A
7) C
8) E
S yn o n ym alm as
1) A
2) E J 3) B
6) D
7) E
8) B
4) B
5) D
9) A
10) B
(651-675)
4) C
5) A
9) A
10) C
A n to n y m a lm as (651-675)
1) B
6) C
2) B
7) D
3) D
8) A
4) B
9) D
5) E
10) B
V o ca b u la ry a lm as (651-675)
1) variable
3) slipped up
5) missed
7) derisory
2) attitude
4) trash
6) nil
8) yearn
9) remedy
11) heartless
13) chilling out
15) truiy
17) desert
19) defied
21) minr
23) step aside
25) Rubbish
10)
12)
14)
16)
18)
20)
22)
24)
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fussy
solidarity
inept
gainsaying
earnesily
repine
zileh
miscarries
9)
10)
12)
14)
16)
1) E
6) A
abandoned
daring
rependant
Hopefully
hopelessness
entertaining
vvearily
laughable
variation
misjudgement
2) abandonment
4) daringly
6) hopefui
8) hopeless
10) entertainer
12) entertainment
14) weariness
16) laughingly
18) variance
20) missing
1) B
6) C
2) C
7) D
3) E
8) A
4) A
9) E
5) B
10) B
S yn o n y m alm as (676-700)
1) C
2) B
6) E 7) A
J 3 )E
8) B
4) A
9) C
5) D
10) D
1) B
6) B
2) A
7) E
2) C
7) C
3) E
8) D
4) A
9) B
5) B
10) E
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
17)
19)
pomposity/pompousness
osensibly
11) utilization
allotment
13) ostracism
sulky
15) sulkiiy
resumption 17) plainly
3) D
8) A
4)E 9) C
5) A
10) E
V o ca b u la ry alm as (676-700)
1) solitary
2) astute
4) entangled
3 i bleak
5) wrap
6) dazed
7) daunted
8)
enunciaied
polied
10i pompous
osensibie
12) shunned
13) utilize
14) alloied
15) shudders
16) ioafing aboui
17) bustled
18) osracized
19) suiks
20) defiled
21) saa
22) turgid
23) plain
24) arid
25) knocked backed
W ord fo rm a tio n alm as (676-700)
1i soiely
2) artfully
3i enanglemenis 4) dazed
5) dauniess
6) dauniing
7) enunciation 8) pompously
1) A
6) D
2) C
7) B
J 3 )B
8) C
4) E
9) E
5) A
10) A
1) B
6) B
2) C
7) D
3) "D
8) A
4) A
9) C
5) E
10) B
V o ca b u la ry alm as (701-725)
1) owe
3 ) disasters
5 ) neatly
7 ) severed
9 ) thorough
11) determined
13) dismissed
15) degrade
17) omen
19) disemble
21) heir
23) blemished
25) reain
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
12)
14)
16)
18)
20)
22)
24)
sensitive
circulated
systematically
sketehy
mischief
summoned
belligerent
precious
wan
concerns
rejoice
mess up
1) poliution
2)
4)
3) biurry
6)
5) exultani
8)
7) obsessive
9) indicaion
10)
12)
11) indicators
13) sensitive
14)
15) sensitiveness 16)
17) separable
18)
19) intention
20)
pollutants
exultation
obsession
obsessively
indicative
owing
sensitiveiy
circuiation
separation
intentional
1) B
2) C
3) A4) .E
5) C
6) A 7) B
8) D
9) C
10) E
11 i A 12) C 13; E
S ynonym a lm as (726-750)
D E 2) A
6) A
11) D
7) D
12) C
3) C
4) E
5) B
8) A
0. 3
10) C
1 )A
6) E
11) B
2) E
7) A
12) E
" 3) B
8) E
4) D
9) C
5) C
10) A
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
17)
19)
21)
23)
25)
implemented
bay
prolific
moderted
enthusiasm
intelligible
affiliated
barrister
capacity
Forthright
stalK
contradict
cbief
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
12)
14)
16)
18)
20)
22)
24)
fritter away
gibbering
ruffled
traded at
dexterous
insubordinate
defamed
detained
stand in line
destiny
yearned
assets
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
17)
19)
execution
executor
exhaustion
disconcerting
lucidly
fruitfully
fruitlessness
allied
challenger
Jailbirds
2) executive
4) exhausible
6) exhausted
8) disconcertingly
10) lucidity
12) fruitlessly
14) Alliance
16) candidly
18) jailer
20) itching
m
m
R evision T est 1
Find the right w ord alm as
1) A
6) D
11) B
2) C
7) A
12) A
3) E
8) E
4) A
9) C
5) E
10) A
R evision T est 1
S yn o n y m alm as
1) A
6) A
2) B
7) C
3) A
8) A
' 4) C
9) D
5) E
10) E
R evision T est 1
A n to nym alm as
1) A
6) D
11) B
2) E
7) A
12) A
3) E
8) E
' 4) A
9) C
5) E
10) A
R evision T est 1
V o ca b u la ry a lm as 1
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
intervene
lucrative
tally
undermines
turn up
crew
2) step aside
forthcoming
4) relied upon / on
relinguished
6) equilibrium
interveniionist 8) reimbursed
deemed
10) consolidate
2)
shortcoming
4)
competition
6)
eminent
8)
overall
non profl-makng
nonchalance
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
interventions
unsound
ineradicable
infamou
unerring
2) A
7) E
12) E
3) B
8) B
4) D
9) A
2) B
7) A
3) E
8) D
J 4) C
9) A
5) C
10) C
2) A
7) B
3) EJ
8) E
J 4) C
9) C
R evision T est 2
V o ca b u la ry a lm as 1
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
lazy
honesty
acquitted
deliberate
exceptional
2) probity
4) perplex
6) underrate
8) collapsed
10) prevented
inexhaustible
pervasiveness
unanimously
unannounced
R evisio n Test 3
Find th e rig ht w ord alm as
1) E
6) E
11) C
2) A
7) D
12) B
3) C
8) A
13) A
4)
9) E
14) C
5) B
10) C
1 5 )A
1) A
6) A
2) B
7) C
3) C
8) B
4) A
9) A
5) E
10) A
R e visio n T est 3
A n to n y m alm as
5) E
10) E
R evisio n T est 2
A n to nym alm as
1) E
6) D
unrest
perpetration
inexpressible
irrigation
unpredictable
R evisio n T est 3
S yn o n y m alm as
R evision T est 2
S yn o nym alm as
1) A
6) B
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
15)
unprepared
17)
inhosptable
unapproachable
unansvverable 20)
unattached
22)
unaccompanied
unaccountable
R evision T est 2
Find th e right w ord alm as
1) E
6) A
11) C
plauging
monopolized
eminently
overrode
14)
16)
18)
19)
21)
23)
24)
2) vvhence
4) make up for
6) elaborate
8) look after
10) run through
R evisio n T est 1
V o ca b u la ry alm as 2
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
10)
5) B
10) A
1) A
6) B
2) B
7) C
3) C
' 4 )B
8) E
9) A
R evisio n T est 3
V o c a b u la ry alm as 1
1) harsh
3) expire
5) nimble
7) lucrative
9) ludicrous
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
vvhatsoever
expired
opponent
lunatic
legislaiure
R evisio n T est 3
V o c a b u la ry alm as 2
1) opine
3) offended
2) overrides
4) deterred
5) A
10) A
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5) deter
7) demurred
9) eluded
15)
17)
6) deterioraing
8) entrenching
10) revolce
eluding
impulsive
discrimination
overheard
gender
2) legendary
4) segregation
6) virtue
8) mob
10) ritual
R evision T est 4
Find th e right w ord alm as
2) E
3) C
4) B
5) A
1) A
6) E
7) A
8) C
9) A
10) C
11) E 12) B
1) A
6) A
5) E
10) D
D E
6) E
R evisio n T est 4
A n to nym alm as
2) D
3) B
" 4) A
7) A
8) C
9) B
5) C
10) D
R evisio n T est 4
V o ca b u la ry alm as 1
outskirts
appropriately
Adult
vvithin
vvrecked
2) appropriate
4) approachable
6) withardrawals
8) shattered
10) drovvned
R evision T est 4
V o cabu lary alm as 2
1)
3)
5)
7)
8)
10)
integrity
2) insurmountable
worthwhile
4) mismanaged
misquoted
6) mistrust
make on mistake about it
monopolized
9) upvvards
upperhand
R evision Test 3,4
W ord fo rm atio n alm as
1) insensible
3) securely
5) unrestrained
7) unrelenting
9) unsound
11) unsetled
13) unmissable
1) A
6) E
R evision T est 5
S yn o n y m al sm as
' 4) B
2) E
3) A
8) A
9) B
7) E
5) A
10) A
1) B
6) B
R evision T est 5
A n to nym almas
4) A
2) C
3) D
7) A
8) B
9) E
5) B
10) C
R evision T est 5
V o ca b u la ry alm as
R evisio n T est 4
S yn o nym alm as
2) B
3) A"
" 4) A
7) B
8) D
9) E
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
16) unerring
18) uneven
R evision T est 5
Fid the right w ord alm as
4) E
2) B
3) A
5) A
1) A
7) A
8) B
9) E
10) E
6) B
R evision T est 3
V o ca b u la ry alm as 3
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
unlooked for
unequivocal
2) insecurit
4) unreconstructed
6) unreservedly
8)
unruliness
10) unsound
12) unmade
14) unmanned
1) sum
2) submit
3) surreptitiously 4) reservation
5) scale
6) scope
7) lucrative
8) revivify
9) revoke
10) deadline
11) hemispheres 1 2 )s ta n d o u t
R evisio n T est 5
W ord fo rm a tio n alm as
D privatization
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
17)
19)
20)
22)
24)
25)
2) excluded from
preservation
4) insurmountable
contributory
6) resolution
regarding
8) detectable
interventionist 10) palatable
exploitation
12) assessment
legislative
14) legislator
accessibility 16) subsiantially
ravages
18) reservation
without reservation
unconcealed 21) unconditionally
ingenuity
23) inconceivably
incomprehensibility
came to the force
R evisio n T est 6
Find the right w ord alm as
1) E
6) D
2) A
7) E
3) B
8) A
4) E
9) B
5) E
10) B
R evisio n T est 6
S yn o n y m alm as
T) A
6'j E
2i C
7) B
3) BJ
8) A
J 4) A
9) B
5) A
10) A
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R evsio n Test 7
V o ca b u la ry alm as
R evsion T est 6
A n to nym alm as
1) A
2) B
6) E 7) A
3) BJ
8) D
4) D
9) B
5) A
10) B
Revsion T est 6
V o ca b u la ry a lm as 1
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
hold back
fictitious
surplus
whereby
lanslide
2) dwell on
4) consolidate
6) revoked
8) invaded
10) landmarks
R evsio n Test 7
W ord fo rm a tio n alm as
1) suspension
2) unrefined
4) innovator
3) detectable
5) precisely
6) unpredicably
8) rigorously
7) fluently
9) gifted
10) dstructive
11) subsequently 12) obliging
14) regain
13) superb
15) unquestionable16)unanswerable
17) unfathomable 18) underprivileged
19) sholarship
20) offender
21) petrfied
22) tasteless
23) uninterrupted 24) unfailing
R evsio n T est 6
V o ca b u la ry a lm as 2
1) crripled
2) invoke
3) deprived
4) unduly
5) underestimate 6) prejudiced
7) Shareholders 8) Share
9) mould
10) solidly
R evsio n T est 6
W ord fo rm a tio n alm as
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
17)
19)
21)
23)
dependably
2)
profoundly
4)
unpalatable
6)
sentimental
8)
vvithdravval
10)
prolonged
12)
extraction
14)
indecently
16)
irritability
18)
irresponsibly 20)
irrefutable
22)
indistinguishable
devastating
unofficially
utterly
obligingly
withdrawn
publicly
independently
irreversible
irreparably
irreconcilable
undeniable
R evsion T est 7
Find the right w ord alm as
1) A
2) B
6) A 7) E
3) E
8) C
4)
9) E
5) C
10) D
R evsion T est 7
S yn o n y m a lm as
1) E
6) D
2) A
7) A
3) C
8) B
4) A
9) B
1) resume
2) retaliated
3) resurrection
4) aftermath
5) afforded
6) affiicted
7) assets
9) cheerfully
10) comes up (=happens)
5) B
10) D
R evsio n T est 8
Find th e right w ord alm as
1) A
6) E
2) D
7) E
3) B
8) D
4) A
9) A
3) B
8) E
4) C
9) D
1) A
6) C
2) B
7) D
3) A"
8) A
' 4) E
9) B
5) A
10) E
R evisio n T est 8
A n to nym alm as
1) E
6) C
2) B
7) A
3 )6
8) B
4) B
9) C
R evision Test 8
V o ca b u la ry alm as 1
1) privilege
2) benevolent
3) embarking on 4)augments
5) steep
6) immunized
7) aftermath
8) adverse
9) resumed
10) notified
R evisio n T e s t 8
V o ca b u la ry alm as 2
5) B
10) B
5) D
10) B
R evisio n Test 8
S yn o n y m alm as
R evsio n T est 7
A n to nym a lm as
1) C
6) E
2) E
7) A
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
tem perament
cased
rounded up
figures
possessed
2) glaring
4) dilemma
6) enterprises
8) sophisticated
10) akin
5) E
10) B
2 36
R evision T est 8
W ord fo rm atio n alm as
1)
3)
5)
7)
9)
11)
13)
15)
17)
19)
deterioration
conscientios
predominantly
uncommonly
perpetually
assertive
eiegant
fairly
persecution
impractical
21 ) uneconomical
23) unfailingly
25) unknowingly
2)
4)
6)
8)
10)
12)
14)
16)
18)
20)
22)
24)
notification
utilization
precipitously
cease-fire
indiscernibie
unavoidable
manification
extermination
possession
unerring
uneasiness
unforeseen
Kaynaka
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