Chunks 2 Flashcards
Vague
Muğlak, bulanık, amaçsız
But a theory built out of vague words like these isn’t going to be very productive
Would better
first we’d better try to make our counter-intuitive position seem more intuitive, or we might not have any readers left by part Four.
Take place
In fact, many psychologists believe that the plateaus are where the real learning is taking place.
Been to
I’ve never been to that cafe
Have you ever been to NY
Traveling and movement’tan bahsedildiği için go yerine been to denir
Müsrif, savurgan
Extragavant
built upon
Üstüne inşa etmek
-e dayalı olmak
These experiences built upon one another
The project will build upon existing knowledge (same as build on)
The future development will build upon this historical trait
Program will build upon the skills learned in previous sessions.
Aydınlanma, Aydınlanma anı
Epiphany
After one conversation with Steve in particular, I had an epiphany.
I had my own epiphany when I suddenly realized that I am fluent in Spanish.
How did it go? Your meeting
It went great
How did the job interview go?
It didn’t go well
Go bad
The cheese went bad
The apple went bad
Go well with sth
Two things look good together (matching)
The couch goes well with the curtains
The music doesn’t go well with the mood of the film
These jeans go well with anything
Turn out
She painted the room blue and she liked the result. So, it turned out good (because you are happy with the result)
I cooked chicken to my family but I burned it. It didn’t turn out good.
It turned out great
Happen
Don’t worry; it happens to most of us
Başına gelmek.
Find out
The two phrases can sometimes be used interchangeably, but generally “find” would refer to locating a missing, or misplaced, person, place, or thing. In other words, a physically existing object. “Find out” generally refers to obtaining information about a person, place, or thing.
I can’t find my books.
Did you find a job in Miami?
The police have found out the location of the criminal.
The motive of the criminal was soon found out.
Could you please help me find out the solution to this problem?
Concern (v)
In the experiment, dogs were visibly concerned, while cats simply paid more attention to what was going on.
I’ve been concerned about my health lately.
Sometimes people are concerned about losing muscle mass.
The government should be very concerned with the welfare of its people.
Chill out
To relax
I was chilling out with my friends ( I was relaxing…)
