Catalyst

Question 1

Digestive

Answer 1

Sindirim
Which catalyses digestive reactions in our body

Question 2

Tremendous

Answer 2

very great in amount, scale, or intensity:
Penny put in a tremendous amount of time

Question 3

Urge

Answer 3

try earnestly or persistently to persuade (someone) to do something:
he urged her to come and stay with us

Question 4

Stirring

Answer 4

causing excitement or strong emotion; rousing:
stirring songs.
Heyecan Verici

Question 5

Spectacle

Answer 5

a visually striking performance or display:
the acrobatic feats make a good spectacle

Question 6

Soar

Answer 6

verb [no object] fly or rise high in the air:
the bird spread its wings and soared into the air

Question 7

Bouyancy

Answer 7

a high level of activity in an economy or stock market:
there is renewed buoyancy in the demand for steel.

Question 8

Tailwind

Answer 8

a wind blowing in the direction of travel of a vehicle or aircraft; a wind blowing from behind.

Question 9

Headwind

Answer 9

a wind blowing from directly in front, opposing forward motion.

Question 10

Dice rolling

Answer 10

The dice did not roll your way

Question 11

Screeching halt

Answer 11

used in reference to the sound made by the sudden stopping of a vehicle as a result of a forceful application of the brakes:
the truck came to a screeching halt
figurative the accident brought his career to a screeching halt.

Question 12

Diminish

Answer 12

make or become less:
[with object] the new law is expected to diminish the government’s chances
[no object] the pain will gradually diminish.

Question 13

Deed

Answer 13

mainly literary an action that is performed intentionally or consciously:
doing good deeds.
Focus on the deeds, don’t worry about the results

Question 14

Intrigue

Answer 14

with object] arouse the curiosity or interest of; fascinate:
I was intrigued by your question.

Question 15

Sort out

Answer 15

(sort something out, sort out something) resolve a problem or difficulty:
the teacher helps the children to sort out their problems.

Question 16

Slog

Answer 16

work hard over a period of time:
they were slogging away to meet a deadline.

Question 17

Perpetuate

Answer 17

verb [with object] make (something) continue indefinitely:
the confusion was perpetuated through inadvertence

Question 18

Chuckle

Answer 18

verb [no object] laugh quietly or inwardly:
I chuckled at the astonishment on her face.
▸ noun a quiet or suppressed laugh:
Melissa gave a chuckle.

Question 19

Implicit

Answer 19

suggested though not directly expressed:
comments seen as implicit criticism of the policies.

Question 20

Therein lies the rub

Answer 20

That is where the problem is

Question 21

Stamina

Answer 21

mass noun] the ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort:
their secret is stamina rather than speed.

Question 22

Endurance

Answer 22

the ability to endure an unpleasant or difficult process or situation without giving way:
she was close to the limit of her endurance.
Endurance training

Question 23

Aggregate

Answer 23

a whole formed by combining several separate elements:
the council was an aggregate of three regional assemblies.

Question 24

Ingrain

Answer 24

also engrain) [with object] firmly fix or establish (a habit, belief, or attitude) in a person:
they trivialize the struggle and further ingrain the long-standing attitudes

Question 25

Tutelage

Answer 25

mass noun] protection of or authority over someone or something; guardianship:
the organizations remained under firm government tutelage.

Question 26

Dismay

Answer 26

mass noun] concern and distress caused by something unexpected:
to his dismay, she left him.

Question 27

Exasperated

Answer 27

intensely irritated and frustrated:
an exasperated expression

Question 28

Brag

Answer 28

say something in a boastful manner:
[with clause] he bragged that he was sure of victory
[no object] they were bragging about how easy it had been.
Övünmek

Question 29

Impede

Answer 29

Prevent or delay
Engellemek

Question 30

Gratification

Answer 30

Pleasure, especially when gained from the satisfaction of a desire
Haz