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Question 1

Abscond

Answer 1

= To leave quickly and secretly and hide oneself, often to avoid arrest or prosecution.

Question 2

Snap at

Answer 2

Çemkirmek

Patmalamak

= Speak irritably or abruptly to someone, as in “This teacher was always snapping at the children.” This use of snap transfers an animal’s sudden bite at something to a verbal attack

Question 3

Zebra crossing

Answer 3

Yaya geçidi

Question 4

Roundabout

Answer 4

Döner kavşak

Question 5

My stomach feels funny

Answer 5

Midemde garip bir his var

Feel funny = Kendinde bir tuhaflık, acayiplik, anormallik hissetmek

Question 6

As Cool as a Cucumber

Answer 6

= to be very calm, with no worries. Someone who is not affected by pressure.

Question 7

Vanilla

“Vanilla? I’m not vanilla. I do lots of crazy things.”

Answer 7

= Relating to or engaging in sexual activity that is regarded as conventional or unadventurous; not kinky, sadomasochistic,

Erotik fantezilere ya da alternatif cinsel uygulamalara ilgi duymayan

Question 8

put someone/something on a pedestal

Answer 8

= to behave as if one person is more important than others:

“We put athletes and movie stars on a pedestal.”

Question 9

Talk shop

Answer 9

İşten konuşmak

= to talk about your job with those you work with when not at work:

“Even at a party they have to talk shop!”

= discuss matters concerning one’s work, especially at a social occasion when this is inappropriate.

“he and his fellow workers would incessantly talk shop in the village pub”

Question 10

Reckon

Answer 10

Think, believe

3. Chiefly Southern & South Midland
   a. To think or conclude: I reckon what you say is true.
   b. To expect or intend (to do something): “You reckon to call the sheriff?” (Cormac McCarthy).

v.intr.
1. To make a calculation; figure.
2. Chiefly South & South Midland To think or believe: I reckon so.

Question 11

gabble

Answer 11

= To utter rapidly or incoherently.

Question 12

gaslight

Answer 12

To manipulate someone’s memory of an event

Question 13

finicky

“If they change their product too much they may annoy finicky consumers.”

Answer 13

Müşkülpesent

= Hard to please

= Insisting capriciously on getting just what one wants; difficult to please; fastidious: a finicky eater.

= not easily satisfied or pleased, and only liking or accepting particular things:

“a finicky eater”

“finicky about” “He’s terribly finicky about his food.”

Synonym
fussy

Question 14

stifling

Answer 14

really hot

1. Very hot or stuffy:
   “The air was stifling in the closed room.”
2. Inhibiting, stultifying, or oppressive:

“The scholarly correctness of our age can be stifling” (Annalyn Swan).

Question 15

Slammed

Answer 15

Very busy

Question 16

restless

Answer 16

Tez canlı
Kıpır kıpır
Yerinde duramayan

1: lacking or denying rest : UNEASY
//a restless night

2: continuously moving : UNQUIET
//the restless sea

3: characterized by or manifesting unrest especially of mind
//restless pacing
also : CHANGEFUL, DISCONTENTED

Question 17

Wop

(in Untouchables)

Answer 17

Used as a disparaging term for a person of Italian birth or ancestry.

Question 18

Not do things by halves

Answer 18

İşleri yarım yamalak yapmamak, doğru düzgün yapmak

Question 19

Bounce

“I break people’s faces and bounce. That’s what I do.’

Answer 19

Sıvışmak

Let’s bounce = Hadi uzatalım, sıvışalım

Question 20

What’s your take on this?

Answer 20

Bu konuda fikrin ne?

Question 21

If you know, you know

Answer 21

Anlayan anladı

The abbreviation iykyk stands for the phrase if you know, you know. It is used after a statement or some form of content as a way of indicating that it is an inside joke or a reference to something only a select group of people know and understand. This is usually done without providing any further explanation.

Question 22

Poor Thing
Poor baby

Answer 22

Kıyamam sana
Kıyamam

Question 23

It’s a scorcher

Answer 23

Çok sıcak bir gün

Question 24

It’s sweltering

Answer 24

Çok sıcak

Question 25

Muggy

Answer 25

Çok nemli ve sıcak

Question 26

Check with someone

Answer 26

Birine danışmak fikrini almak

= To consult or confer with someone about something.

“I’m the lead person on this campaign, so please check with me before making any big decisions.”

“Check with Harold if you have any questions about this case.”

A: “I checked with Mom, and she said that I could have ice cream for dinner.” B: “Oh, really? Is that so?”

Question 27

Shoot the breeze

“We sat out on the porch, just shooting the breeze.”

Answer 27

Havadan sudan konuşmak
Geyik yapmak

= to spend time talking about things that are not important:

“We sat out on the porch, just shooting the breeze.”

= have a casual conversation.

“we’ve been shooting the breeze for well over an hour now”

Question 28

I’m gonna sit this out

Answer 28

Bu sefer buna (bu etkinliğe) katılmayacağım

If you sit something out, it means that you just don’t participate in the activity or event. Think of a team of players for some sport, and on player states “I’ll just sit this one out.” They mean they are not going to participate in the game and will likely just watch from the sidelines.

Question 29

Bone idle

Answer 29

Tembel teneke

Question 30

Razor sharp

Answer 30

Bıçak gibi, çok keskin