01.01.2020 Flashcards

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1
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frugal

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kanaatkar, idareli, sade ve ucuz, tutumlu

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errands,

run errands running errands, run errands for someone, I have some errands to run

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ayak işleri, getir götür
günlük işler,
getir götür işlerine bakmak, angaryaların/ayak işlerinin yapılması, birinin ayak işlerini yapmak, hallettmem gereken bir kaç işim var

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3
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adage, e.g. “out of sight, out of mind”

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atatsozu, ör: “gözden uzak olan, gönülden de uzak olur”

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4
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hone

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bilemek, bileği taşı

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5
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mediocre

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average quality, not very good

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6
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Revamp.

You might understand my shock when they unveiled a revamped weather app today.

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Yenileştirmek, modernize etmek, revizyondan geçirmek.

Onlar yenilenmiş hava durumu uygulamasını yayınladığında geçirdiğim şoku anlamışsınızdır.

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Unveil.

You might understand my shock when they unveiled a revamped weather app today.

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Ortaya çıkarmak, açığa vurmak.

Onlar yenilenmiş hava durumu uygulamasını yayınladığında geçirdiğim şoku anlamışsınızdır.

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8
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condemn, condemned

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mahkum etmek, mahkum

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9
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dump

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çöplük, çöp dökmek, yığmak,

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10
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dumb

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aptal, budala

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11
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Raise a leader

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lider yetiştirmek

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12
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livable, inhabitable, habitable, viable environment

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yaşanabilir çevre

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13
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unique tastes, gourmet delicacies

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eşsiz lezzetler, gurme lezzetler

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14
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befitting

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yakışan

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15
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close
lay together
juxtapose
thickset
opposite (or two) side of the coin
close-knit
close-run thing
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yakın
yan yana dizme
yakın dizme, yan yana dize
sıkı, yan-yana ekilmiş bitkiler
yakın/aynı fikrin iki farklı yüzü
birbirine yakın, kenetlenmiş
sonuçları birbirine yakın yarışma
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16
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match each other

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birbirine uymak, yakışmak

17
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gastronomi and culinary arts

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gastronomi ve mutfak sanatları

18
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gastronomy

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yemek sanatı

19
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prospective, future, intended, expectant

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müstakbel, gelecekteki, umulan, beklenen

20
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fine with me, fine by me, works for me, fits me, suits me (fine), be cool with it

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bana uyar, benim için ok…

21
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as of such date

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ilgili tarih itibariyle

22
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heinous, heinous crime, heinous attack

attracious/henious/outrageous/hateful attack

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iğrenç, tiksindirici suç, çirkin saldırı

menfur saldırı

23
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wag the dog, the tail wagging the dog

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ayakların baş olması?
The term ‘wag the dog’ comes from the expression that a dog is smarter than its tail, but if the tail were smarter than the dog, the tail would be in control.
The tail wagging the dog is an American idiom that dates back to at least the 1870s. Research by Gary Martin for the UK-based website Phrase Finder first finds the expression in an 1872 local newspaper, The Daily Republican: “Calling to mind Lord Dundreary’s conundrum, the Baltimore American thinks that for the Cincinnati Convention to control the Democratic party would be the tail wagging the dog.” For the tail to wag the dog, then and now, indicates a backwards situation where a small or unimportant entity (the tail) controls a bigger, more important one (the dog).

According to research Barry Popik, the variation, don’t let the tax tail wag the investment dog, emerged in the 1960s to caution businesspeople against making decisions solely on the bases of tax concerns.

Wag the dog went on to develop its own specialized political meaning. In 1997, a film called Wag the Dog came out, based on a 1993 novel of the same name by Larry Beinhart. The plot revolved around efforts to distract attention from a presidential scandal by fabricating a war.

The story intruded into real politics not long after its release. In 1998, when Bill Clinton’s scandal regarding Monica Lewinsky broke, he was accused of “wagging the dog.” Three days after admitting he had inappropriate relations with Lewinsky, he ordered missile strikes against two countries, allegedly to divert public attention from his sex scandal.

24
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conundrum

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muamma, bilmece, merak konusu

25
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forgo-forwent-forgone

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feragat etmek, vazgeçmek, bırakmak

26
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cohesion

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bağıntı, yapışma, iltisak, kohezyon, özyapışma, türdeş yapışma

27
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cohesize

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kohesiv, kohesif, yapıştırıcı, yapışkan, yapışan

28
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glue, sticky, tenacious

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yapışkan

29
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whimsically

behave whimsically

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kaprislice, acayip/tuhaf bir şekilde

kapris yapmak

30
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whimsical, whimsey, whimsey

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maymun iştahlı

31
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unveil

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açığa çıkarmak, deşifre etmek, su yüzüne çıkarmak

32
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revamp

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revize etmek, modernize etmek, yenilemek

33
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hone
hone the edge of
hone for someone/something
hone in on

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bilemek, kılağı/bileği taşı
bir şeyin ucunu/kenarını bilemek
birini bişeyi özelemek
odaklanmak

34
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adagio

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atasözü, özdeyiş, vecize

35
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deaf-mute

deaf and dumb

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sağır-dilsiz

sağır dilsiz

36
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fondle, pet, pat

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okşamak

37
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tap, tapping

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hafifçe vurmak, hafifçe vurma

38
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homeostasis

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özdenge, homeostaz, dengelerim

39
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entrainment

entrainment ratio

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karıştırma, katılma

karıştırma oranı