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Question 1

when the going gets tough

the tough get going

Answer 1

= when the situation becomes difficult, strong people are able to step up and handle it”. Attributed to both John F. Kennedy’s father and the American coach K. Rockne, it was also popularised by Billy Ocean’s homonymous song.

Question 2

Probation period

Answer 2

Deneme süresi

Question 3

What is your sign?

Answer 3

Burcun ne?

Question 4

Hit on someone

Answer 4

Birine asılmak

Question 5

Foxy

Answer 5

Sexy

Question 6

for crying out loud

Answer 6

(deyim)Eyvahlarolsun,

For crying out loud, what I see .

Canınayandığımın

(deyim)allahrızasıiçin

bırakallahaşkına

= used to express one’sirritationorimpatience.

“why do you have to take everything so personally, for crying out loud?”

Question 7

It’s a breeze

Answer 7

Çok basit

Question 8

It’s a cinch

Answer 8

Çantada keklik

Question 9

The penny dropped!

Answer 9

Jeton düştü

Question 10

Mutt

Answer 10

Melez
Kırma (köpek)

Question 11

Odd number

Answer 11

Tek sayılar

X = even number

Question 12

push someone’s buttons

Answer 12

= arouse or provoke a reaction in someone.

“don’t allow co-workers to push your buttons”

Question 13

Let’s get off the subject

Answer 13

Konuyu kapatalım

Question 14

Shy away from

“I’ve never shied away from hard work.

Answer 14

Yapmaktan çekinmek

= to avoid something that you dislike, fear, or do not feel confident about:

Question 15

Bring forward

Answer 15

(Bir randevu vs.yi) daha yakın bir tarihe almak

Zıttı = Push back

Question 16

dead​beat

Answer 16

:LOAFER

2:one who persistently fails to pay personal debts or expenses

Question 17

the Great Beyond

The afterlife

“It’s such a shame that Tom has passed on to the Great Beyond. When is his funeral?”

Answer 17

= The afterlife; where one is said to go after dying.

= life after death

“The fortuneteller claimed to get messages from the great beyond.”

Question 18

To get turned around

Answer 18

Kaybolmak

= to lose one’s way.

Question 19

Mint

Answer 19

Darphane
Para basmak

Nane

Question 20

Kernel

Answer 20

Tane
Çekirdek
Haber
Nüve

“Corn kernel” = mısır tanesi

Question 21

Cob

Answer 21

Mısır koçanı

Question 22

Eddy

Answer 22

Anafor yapmak
Girdap
Fırıl fırıl dönmek

Question 23

Vet

“All our requests for documents were vetted by a woman from the KGB”
.—Orlando Figes

Answer 23

= to evaluate for possible approval or acceptance

“vet the candidates for a position”

Question 24

Headboard

Answer 24

Yatak başlığı

Question 25

Wetwork

“The Romanovs invented modern secretpolice. They crushed rebellions but rarely assassinated enemies.Lenin & Stalin disdained their softness. NKVD/KGB prided themselves on WetWork. Their heirs FSB SVR GU share their enthusiasm even if they lost their finesse”

Montefiore

Answer 25

= is a euphemism for murder or assassination that alludes to spilling blood. The expression and the. similar wet job, wet affair, or wet operation are all calques of Russian terms for such activities and can be traced to criminal slang from at least the 19th century and originally meant robbery that involved murder, or spilling blood.

The operations are reputed to have been handled by theCIAand by theKGB’s SpecBureau 13 (Spets Byuro 13), known as the “Department of Wet Affairs”

Question 26

Doormat

Answer 26

Paspas

Kendisini ezdiren ve şikayetçi olmayan kimse

Question 27

comeuppance

“Very few were taken aback by Yevgeny Prigozhin’s presumed death, even if the means — plunging from the sky in a plane crash — were undeniably dramatic,” writes @Stanovaya. “To many, it was only a matter of time until he got his comeuppance.”

Answer 27

Hak edilen ceza

= a deserved rebuke or penalty: DESERTS

“One of these days, he’ll get his comeuppance for treating people so arrogantly.”

Question 28

Skint

Answer 28

Züğürt
Beş parasız

Question 29

What’s shaking?

Answer 29

Ne var ne yok?

Question 30

Chock-a-block

Answer 30

Tıklım tıklım