Domestic Violence

Question 1

Contemporary (adj)

Answer 1

Modern, çağdaş

-Most contemporary scholars agree that domestic violence is one of the negative practices that mostly happen in households.

Question 2

Domestic (adj)

Answer 2

-İç

The domestic market is still depressed, but demand abroad is picking up.

The reduction of crime levels is the centrepiece (en önemli öğe/parça) of the president’s domestic policies.

-Domestic Violence

Aile içi şiddet

Question 3

Assault (noun,verb)

Answer 3

-Saldırı

He was charged with sexual assault.

-Saldırmak

A woman and a man have been convicted (suçlu bulmak)of assaulting a police officer.

Question 4

Commit

Answer 4

İşlemek (suç vb..)

: to do something illegal or something that is considered wrong

He was sent to prison for a crime that he didn’t commit.

Question 5

Living arrangement

Answer 5

Yaşam alanı

Question 6

Intimate (adj)

Answer 6

Samimi, sıkı fıkı

The restaurant has a very intimate atmosphere.

He’s become very intimate with an actress.

Question 7

in one way or the other

Answer 7

Öyle veya böyle

Domestic violence is a bad practice which can affect children’s education in one way or the other

Question 8

Regardless of

Answer 8

Bakmaksızın, gözetilmeksizin

I tell them the truth, regardless of what they want to hear.

Domestic violence can impact anyone regardless of their gender, race (ırk), age, culture or religion

Question 9

Dwell on (sth)

Answer 9

Üzerinde durmak

In his speech, he dwelt on the plight (kötü durum) of the sick and the hungry.

Most studies have focused on women as victims of domestic violence, but we will dwell on children as victims of domestic violence.

Question 10

Abuse (noun)

Answer 10

İstismar

She claimed to have been a victim of child abuse .

Question 11

Exposure

Answer 11

Maruz kalmak

Researchers concluded that low level exposure to the chemical was unlikely to cause harm.

Question 12

Considerable (adj)

Answer 12

Hatırı sayılır

The fire caused considerable damage to the church.

Question 13

Vulnerability (noun)

Answer 13

Zafiyet, savunmasızlık

Those who organized the attacks exploited vulnerabilities in the nation’s defences.

Question 14

Hopelessness (noun)

Answer 14

Umutsuzluk

Question 15

Disorder (noun)

Answer 15

Düzensizlik, bozukluk

The whole office was in a state of disorder.

psychological disorder,

Question 16

Emotional (adj)

Answer 16

Duygusal

a child’s emotional development

Question 17

Male dominated culture

Answer 17

Erkek egemen kültür

Question 18

Patrilineal (adj)

Answer 18

Babadan gelen

Question 19

Condone

Answer 19

Görmezden gelmek

If the government is seen to condone violence, the bloodshed (katliam,çldürme) will never stop.

Question 20

Silence (noun)

Answer 20

Sessizlik

A loud crash of thunder broke the silence of the night.

Question 21

Capacity (noun)

Answer 21

-Kapasite

The stadium has a seating capacity of 50,000.

-Kabiliyet,iktidar

She has a great capacity for hard work.

Question 22

Reprisal (noun)

Answer 22

İntikam, Kısas

They promised that individuals could live freely without fear of reprisal from the military.

Question 23

Perpetrator (noun)

Answer 23

Fail, Suç işleyen

: someone who has committed a crime or a violent or harmful act

Question 24

Intervention (noun)

Answer 24

Müdahale

Half the people questioned said they were opposed to military intervention in the civil war

Question 25

Primary (adj)

Answer 25

Ana, birincil

The Red Cross’s (kızıl haç) primary concern Kaygı,endişe,ilgi) is to preserve and protect human life

Question 26

Remain

Answer 26

Kalmak

The doctor ordered him to remain in bed for a few days.

He remained silent.

Most commentators (yorumcu) expect the ‘‘basic rate’’ (temel oran) of tax to remain at 25 percent.