26 Flashcards

1
Q

Did you get my drift?

A

Beni anladın mı?

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2
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all along

“I knew all along that she was lying”

A

başından beri

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3
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rankle

“The joke about her family rankled her.”

A

Kızdırmak

= to cause anger, irritation, or deep bitterness

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4
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gru​el​ing

A

Meşakkatli
Çok zor ve yorucu

= trying or taxing to the point of exhaustion:PUNISHING

“a grueling race”

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5
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fly off the handle

“He’s extremely irritable - he flies off the handle at the slightest thing”

A

Küplere binmek, tepesi atmak, zıvanadan çıkmak

= to react in a very angry way to something that someone says or does:

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6
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Force-fitting

“it encourages the principle of force-fitting, a candidate for a mental model in itself. This means that in order to come up with fresh solutions, you should be willing to integrate ideas, objects, or elements—no matter how dissimilar, unrelated, or apparently illogical they seem to be.”

Mental Models
Peter Hollins

A

When trying to make sense of things, we sometimes are too keen to fit what we hear or think into our existing library of models of the world and how it works. In effect, we ignore things that do not fit and even fabricate things to improve the fit, just so we can say ‘Oh, it is one of those’.

We force-fit experiences, ideas, what others tell us and more. The only goal is that it all works together and there are no annoying contradictions within our mental system we use to represent and interpret the world.

= Using force to fit together objects which are close to the same size

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7
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in the dark

A

…konudan habersiz

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8
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Mum’s the word

A

Aramızda kalsın
Kimseye söyleme

  1. keep silent or quiet
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9
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Mirth

“In South Africa—a country of many nations—comedians are merchants of mirth, but also translators across divides”

A

Neşe, sevinç

= gladness or gaiety as shown by or accompanied with laughter

“His clumsy attempt at dancing caused much mirth.”

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bellwether

“She was known as abellwether of fashion because she was always one step ahead of the runways and magazines”

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Bellwether refers to someone or something that leads others or shows what will happen in the future—in other words, a leader or a trendsetter

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11
Q

Stop bugging me

A

Canımı sıkmayı bırak
Beni gıcık etmeyi bırak

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12
Q

come off it!

A

Hadi oradan
Saçmalama

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13
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As yet

“the damage is as yet undetermined”

A

Şimdiye kadar, daha, henüz

= Up to the present; thus far

“As yet, we have not received the letter you sent us.”

= until now or a particular time in the past.

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14
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It goes without saying

A

Şunu da söylemeden edemeyeceğim

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15
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play (sth) down

“It’s probably wise to play down your connection with the Communist party.”

A

= to make something seem less important or less bad than it really is:

” Military spokespeople triedto play down the seriousness of the disaster.”

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16
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Dodge a bullet

A

Ucuz atlatmak

17
Q

in a day or two

“I will get back to you with an answer to your question in a day or two.”

A

Bir iki gün içinde

18
Q

You had it coming

A

Bunu hakettin

19
Q

Kiss and make up

A

Öpüşüp barışalım

20
Q

beforehand

A

önceden

21
Q

get the boot

A

Kovulmak

22
Q

give no quarter

A

merhamet göstermemek

23
Q

Before long

A

Çok geçmeden

24
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filch

“Some of Mr Vallo’s best ideas are proudly filched: the cycling embankment from Paris, those stylish benches were first seen in Prague, and so on. “You don’t need to experiment if other cities have made the mistakes for you,” he says”

A

aşırmak

:to steal secretly or casually

“Filch a cookie”

25
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Stationery

A

Kırtasiye, yazı gereçleri

26
Q

skive off

“It’s easy to exaggerate an illness in order to skive off work.”

A

Kaytarmak

= to avoid work or school by staying away or by leaving without permission.

27
Q

have a big mouth

A

Gevşek ağızlı, boş boğaz, ağzında bakla ıslanmayan

= to be likely to reveal personal or confidential information to other people.

” Be careful of what you say around her — she has a big mouth.”

28
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Checking in with yourself

A

= to make intentional steps to pay attention to how you feel on an emotional, mental, and physical level

29
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garrulous

“Still, when he walks into the Senate chamber, Pentangeli is his usual garrulous self. “

A

Lafazan, geveze

= excessively talkative, especially on trivial matters.

“a garrulous cab driver”

30
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surmise

“The lawyer we surmise is now irrelevant. Pentangeli looks down at the floor – a simple gesture that tells us he knows he’s been beaten.”

A

Sanmak, sanısına kapılmak, zannetmek

= suppose that something is true without having evidence to confirm it.

“he surmised that something must be wrong”