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geç kavrayan. slow to learn; not as good as others: a …… pupil.
slow to learn; not as good as others: a backward pupil.
n. (no pi.) way of swimming on your back,
backstroke /’btekstraok/ n. (no pi.) way of swimming on your back,
adv. 1 away from the front; towards the back: He looked …… over his shoulder.
backwards /’bxkwadz/ adv. 1 away from the front; towards the back: He looked backwards over his shoulder.
with the back or the end first: Say the alphabet ….. , starting with the letter Z.
with the back or the end first: Say the alphabet backwards, starting with the letter Z.
, first in one way, then in the other: The ferry travels ……. between Dover and Calais.
backwards and forwards, first in one way, then in the other: The ferry travels backwards and forwards between Dover and Calais.
n. (no pi) salted or smoked meat from a pig.
bacon /’beikan/ n. (no pi) salted or smoked meat from a pig.
adj. (worse, worst) 1 not good; doing wrong: That ….. boy steals money from his friends.
bad /bxd/ adj. (worse, worst) 1 not good; doing wrong: That bad boy steals money from his friends.
nasty; not pleasant: There’s a ….. smell here.
nasty; not pleasant: There’s a bad smell here.
rotten; old and not fresh enough to use. go bad, become rotten: That meat will …… if you leave it in the sun.
rotten; old and not fresh enough to use. go bad, become rotten: That meat will go bad if you leave it in the sun.
serious: a …… fire.
serious: a bad fire.
poor, not working well: …… eyesight
poor, not working well: bad eyesight
not able to do something well: a …… driver.
not able to do something well: a bad driver.
n. sign that someone wears to show which school, dub, army, etc. he belongs to: a Scout badge.
badge /bstdzl n. sign that someone wears to show which school, dub, army, etc. he belongs to: a Scout ……
adv. 1 in a bad way; not well: …. dressed
badly /’bedli/ adv. 1 in a bad way; not well: badly dressed,
poor
badly off, We aren’t too badly off but we can’t afford a house like that.
very much, I …. want to go to the festival
badly: I badly want to go to the festival
bad-tempered /.bed temped/ often cross and angry: a …… old man.
bad-tempered /.bed temped/ often cross and angry: a bad-tempered old man.
v. be too difficult for you to understand or do: This sum …. me.
baffle /’basfl/ v. be too difficult for you to understand or do: This sum baffles me. *
n. container made of cloth , leather, paper, etc., with an opening at the top, for holding things: a shopping ….
bag /beg/ n. container made of cloth , leather, paper, etc., with an opening at the top, for holding things: a shopping ….
n. (no pi.) luggage; bags, trunks, suitcases, etc. for travelling.
baggage /’baegid3/ n. (no pi.) luggage;bags, trunks, suitcases, etc. for travelling.’
torba gibi sarkan adj. hanging in loose folds: baggy trousers.
baggy /’b*gi/ adj. hanging in loose folds: baggy trousers.
n. (pi.) musical instrument which Scotsmen often play.
bagpipes /‘bsegpaips/ n. (pi.) musical instrument which Scotsmen often play.
yem . n. (nopi.) food put on a hook or in a trap, etc. to catch fish or animals,
bait /beit/ n. (nopi.) food put on a hook or in a trap, etc. to catch fish or animals,
bake /beik/ v. 1 cook food in an oven: My mother bakes bread every day.
bake /beik/ v. 1 cook food in an oven:My mother bakes bread every day.
n. someone whose job is to make bread or cakes to sell.
baker /’beiko(r)/ n. someone whose job is to make bread or cakes to sell.
n. (pi. bakeries) place where bread, cakes, etc. are made or sold.
bakery /‘beikori/ n. (pi. bakeries) place where bread, cakes, etc. are made or sold.
terazi. n. 1 (pi. balances) instrument for weighing things; scales.
balance1 /‘bebns/ n. 1 (pi. balances) instrument for weighing things; scales.
denge. when two sides are the same; being steady, keep your balance. stay steady;
balance. when two sides are the same; being steady, keep your balance. stay steady;
stay steady; not fall: Derek …….. with his arms as he walked on the top of the high wall
keep your balance. stay steady; not fall: Derek kept his balance with his arms as he walked on the top of the high wall
dengesini kaybetmek. become unsteady; fall.
lose your balance, become unsteady; fall.
the money that is left when you have paid out some of it: If you earn £100 and spend £60, your ….. is £40.
the money that is left when you have paid out some of it: If you earn £100 and spend £60, your balance is £40.
V. make or keep something steady, so it does not fall; stay steady: That dog can ….. a ball on his nose!
balance2 V. make or keep something steady, so it does not fall; stay steady: That dog can balance a ball on his nose!
n. (pi. balconies) small place on the outside wall of a building above the ground: They stood on the ….. to watch the festival in the street below,
balcony /‘baelkam/ n. (pi. balconies) small place on the outside wall of a building above the ground: They stood on the balcony to watch the festival in the street below,
adj. with no hair or not much hair.
bald /bo:ld/ adj. with no hair or not much hair.
balya. n. big bundle of wool, cotton, etc.: Farmers keep bales of hay in the barn for cows in winter
bale /beil/ n. big bundle of wool, cotton, etc.: Farmers keep bales of hay in the barn for cows in winter
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ball
anything rolled into a round shape: a ….. of wool.
anything rolled into a round shape: a ball of wool.
n. woman who dances in ballet.
ballerina /,b*b’ri:na/ n. woman who dances in ballet.
n. sort of dancing,
ballet /’bselei/ n. sort of dancing,
n. bag that becomes bigger when filled with air or with gas. It can float in the sky.
balloon /ba’lu:n/ n. bag that becomes bigger when filled with air or with gas. It can float in the sky.
oy . n. 1 secret vote on a piece or paper: We held a ….. to choose a new captain. 2 piece of paper for secret voting,
ballot /‘btelat/ n. 1 secret vote on a piece or paper: We held a ballot to choose a new captain. 2 piece of paper for secret voting,
n. box where people put their voting papers,
ballot box n. box where people put their voting papers,
n. pen that has a small ball at the end; biro (tükenmez kalem)
ballpoint /‘bodpamt/ n. pen that has a small ball at the end; biro (tükenmez kalem)
V. (pres. part, banning, past part. A past tense banned /bend/) say that something must stop or must not happen: The baker …. dogs in his shop.
ban /ben/ V. (pres. part, banning, past part. A past tense banned /bend/) say that something must stop or must not happen: The baker bans dogs in his shop.
yasak n.:There is a …… on smoking in petrol stations.
ban . There is a ban on smoking in petrol stations.
n. 1 flat, thin strip of doth, etc. to put round something: Alan put a rubber ……round his pencils.
band /bend/ n. 1 flat, thin strip of doth, etc. to put round something: Alan put a rubber band round his pencils.
line of colour, etc.: The French flag has …… of red. white, and blue.
line of colour, etc.: The French flag has bands of red. white, and blue.
group of people who do something together: a ….. of robbers.
group of people who do something together: a band of robbers.
group of people who play music together: a jazz ……
group of people who play music together: a jazz band.
n. long strip of doth to put round a part of the body that is hurt,
bandage /’bsndidj/ n. long strip of doth to put round a part of the body that is hurt,
n. robber who attacks travellers.
bandit /‘bendit/ n. robber who attacks travellers.
n. 1 strong blow: Arthur fell down and got a …. on the head.
bang /beg/ n. 1 strong blow: Arthur fell down and got a bang on the head.
loud, sudden noise: He shut the door with a …….
bang . loud, sudden noise: He shut the door with a bang.
hit something hard: The tall man …… his head as he went through the door.
hit something hard: The tall man banged his head as he went through the door.
shut or hit something with a loud noise: Don’t ….. the door!
shut or hit something with a loud noise: Don’t bang the door!
bilezik (genelde degersiz) n. pretty piece of metal, etc. that you wear round your arm.
bangle /‘beggl/ n. pretty piece of metal, etc. that you wear round your arm.
sürgün etmek v. send someone away from his own country as a punishment.
banish /‘bjemJ/ v. send someone away from his own country as a punishment.
merdiven korkuluğu n. (pi) rail and posts at the side of the stairs
banisters /’bemstaz/ n. (pi) rail and posts at the side of the stairs
n. 1 land along the side of a river: Jim climbed out of the boat on to the …..
bank /bspk/ n. 1 land along the side of a river: Jim climbed out of the boat on to the bank.
building or business for keeping money safely, and for lending and exchanging money: Kevin sold his car and put the money in the bank.
bank. building or business for keeping money safely, and for lending and exchanging money: Kevin sold his car and put the money in the bank.
n. manager or owner of a bank
banker /‘begka(r)/ n. manager or owner of a bank
…. holiday n. day when the British have a general public holiday
bank holiday n. day when the British have a general public holiday
n. piece of paper money.
banknote ybsgknaot/ n. piece of paper money.
iflas. adj. not able to pay money that you owe: John’s business had a bad year and he is bankrupt.
bankrupt /’taegkrApt/ adj. not able to pay money that you owe: John’s business had a bad year and he is bankrupt.
n. flag with words to show what people think,
banner n. flag with words to show what people think,
şölen. n. feast with speeches for a special happening,
banquet /’bmgkwit/ n. feast with speeches for a special happening,
n. 1 long piece of something hard: a bar of soap/an iron bar.
bar /ba:(r)/ n. 1 long piece of something hard: a bar of soap/an iron bar.
room where people can buy and have drinks
room where people can buy and have drinks
bar2 v. put something across an open place so that people or things cannot pass: We had to stop the car because sheep were ….. the road.
bar. put something across an open place so that people or things cannot pass: We had to stop the car because sheep were barring the road.
wire with short, sharp points, for making fences.
barbed wire /,ba:bd ’wai3(r)/ n. (no />/.) wire with short, sharp points, for making fences.
n. someone whose lob is to cut men’s hair,
barber /’ba:ba(r)/ n. someone whose lob is to cut men’s hair,
adj. 1 with no clothes, covering, etc.: The baby is ……
bare /bea(r)/ adj. 1 with no clothes, covering, etc.: The baby is bare.
Mrs. Jones had no money to buy furniture so her room was ….
2 empty: Mrs. Jones had no money to buy furniture so her room was bare.
adv. with no shoes: If you go ….. you will get cold.
barefoot /’besfot/ adv. with no shoes: If you go barefoot you will get cold.
adj. with no hat, cap, etc.
bareheaded /.bes’hedid/ adj. with no hat, cap, etc.
adv. only just; hardly: The poor family had ….. enough money to buy food.
barely /’besli/ adv. only just; hardly: The poor family had barely enough money to buy food.
n. 1 agreement to buy, sell, or exchange something; agreement about pay or work, etc.: Let’s make a ……—if you help me today, I’ll help you tomorrow.
bargain1 /’bcr.gin/ n. 1 agreement to buy, sell, or exchange something; agreement about pay or work, etc.: Let’s make a bargain—if you help me today, I’ll help you tomorrow.
2 something that is very cheap: I bought this dress because it was a …… at £2.
2 something that is very cheap: I bought this dress because it was a bargain at £2.
v. talk about making the price of something less: Perhaps he will sell his house more cheaply if you …… with him.
bargain2 v. talk about making the price of something less: Perhaps he will sell his house more cheaply if you bargain with him.
v. talk about making the price of something less: Perhaps he will sell his house more cheaply if you …… with him.
bargain2 v. talk about making the price of something less: Perhaps he will sell his house more cheaply if you bargain with him.
n. boat with flat bottom for carrying goods on rivers.
barge /ba:d3/ n. boat with flat bottom for carrying goods on rivers.
n. (no pi.) outside covering of a tree-trunk and branches
bark1 /ba:k/ n. (no pi.) outside covering of a tree-trunk and branches
n. cry of a dog or fox.
bark2 n. cry of a dog or fox.
v..-The dog barked at the stranger.
bark v..-The dog barked at the stranger.
n. (no pi.) plant that we use for food and to make beer and whisky.
barley /’ba:h/ n. (no pi.) plant that we use for food and to make beer and whisky.
n. building for hay, farm animals, etc.
barn /ba:n/ n. building for hay, farm animals, etc.
n. instrument that helps to tell what the weather will be.
barometer /bs’romitsfr)/ n. instrument that helps to tell what the weather will be.
n. (pi.) building where soldiers, etc. live.
barracks /’bsersks/ n. (pi.) building where soldiers, etc. live.
n. 1 big container with flat ends and round sides; cask: a beer barrel. 2 tube of a gun through which the bullet goes.
barrel /’baersl/ n. 1 big container with flat ends and round sides; cask: a beer barrel. 2 tube of a gun through which the bullet goes.
adj. where plants cannot grow: ….. land.
barren /’basrsn/ adj. where plants cannot grow: barren land.
n. wall of things that people build quickly to keep others away: There was a …… of carts and branches across the road.
barricade /.baeri’keid/ n. wall of things that people build quickly to keep others away: There was a barricade of carts and branches across the road.
barricade v. block something with a ……: He …… the door to keep the wolf out.
barricade v. block something with a barricade: He barricaded the door to keep the wolf out.
n. something that stops you from passing; fence: You must show your ticket at the …… before you can get on to the train.
barrier /’baeri3(r)/ n. something that stops you from passing; fence: You must show your ticket at the barrier before you can get on to the train.
n. small cart that you push or pull by hand,
barrow /’basrsu/ n. small cart that you push or pull by hand,
n. 1 bottom; part on which something stands: This vase falls over a lot because the ….. is too small.
base /beis/ n. 1 bottom; part on which something stands: This vase falls over a lot because the base is too small.
2 place to start from and go back to: That pilot travels all over the world but London is his …..
2 place to start from and go back to: That pilot travels all over the world but London is his base.
n. part of a building, under the ground: You can buy garden chairs in the …… of this shop.
basement /’beismsnt/ n. part of a building, under the ground: You can buy garden chairs in the basement of this shop.
v. hit something very hard.
bash /baej/ v. hit something very hard.
n. round, deep dish: The cook mixed the pudding in a …..
basin /’beisn/ n. round, deep dish: The cook mixed the pudding in a basin.
v. enjoy heat and light: The cat was …… in the sunshine.
bask /ba:sk/ v. enjoy heat and light: The cat was basking in the sunshine.
