English With Phrases

Question 1

He tends to be an angry person

Answer 1

Genellikle sinirli biridir, sinirli olma eğilimindedir

Question 2

I shifted my head from down to up

Answer 2

Kafamı aşağıdan yukarıya döndürdüm/ değiştirdim

Shift is a change in position

Question 3

Shallow breathing

Answer 3

Küçük küçük nefes almak derin değil

Shallow: sığ, derin olmayan
Shallow is the opposite of deep

Question 4

Force yourself to smile

Answer 4

Force means to try hard.
It is the opposite of doing effortlessly.

(Gülümsemeye kendini zorla)

Question 5

It is the least important lesson

Answer 5

Bu en az önemli ders

Question 6

Warren Buffet buys stocks.

Answer 6

Stocks are parts of companies
Like a piece of company

Question 7

To put an end to someone’s agony

Answer 7

Birinin ızdırabına son vermek

Question 8

Alter something permanently

Answer 8

Bir şeyi kalıcı olarak değiştirmek

Question 9

Early-onset

Answer 9

(Of a medical condition) occurring relatively early in life, especially as compared to a different form of the same condition

Question 10

Screw with someone

Answer 10

Biriyle dalga geçmek

Question 11

30 minutes prior to arrival

Answer 11

Varıştan 30 dk önce

Question 12

I cut my split ends

Answer 12

Saç kırıklarımı kestim

Question 13

I dont want to overlook anything

Answer 13

Hicbir seyi gözden kaçırmak istemiyorum

Question 14

Tremendous amount of information

Answer 14

Çok büyük miktarda/ heybetli bilgi

Question 15

You engineered that conversation

Answer 15

Bu muhabbeti sen planladın

Question 16

You forced our hand

Answer 16

Bizi zorladın

COMMON If someone forces your hand,they make you do something that you are not ready to do or do not want to do. He hadn’t wanted to talk publicly about the matter but said the press had forced his hand.

Question 17

It is someone’s call

Answer 17

Definition of it’s (someone’s) call

—used to mean thatsomeone should be the one to make a decision about something”How should we deal with this problem?” “I don’t know: it’s your call.”

Question 18

She was discharged

Answer 18

Taburcu oldu

Question 19

Take it up with him

Answer 19

tobegindiscussingasubjectwith someone

Question 20

She is non-ambulatory

Answer 20

Patients were classified as ambulatory or non-ambulatory based on the self-reported ability to walk 150 feet, walk one block, and climb one flight of stairs.Patients who could perform all the activities were classified as ambulatory; those who could perform none of the activities were classified as non-ambulatory

Question 21

You have the upper hand here.

Answer 21

Definition of the upper hand

:the position of having power or being in control in a particular situationHe always has to have the upper hand. —sometimes used figuratively The infection was gaining the upper hand and the patient’s condition was deteriorating.

Question 22

They have a sparkle

Answer 22

That means theyshine with a bright, glistening, shimmering light. Sparkle can also refer to joy or merriment. When you’re having a really good time, your face will sparkle. As a verb, sparkle means to be lively and excited, or to be so brilliant at something that you shine above the rest.

Question 23

She is converting her den into my bedroom

Answer 23

Convert: dönüştürmek
Den: çalışma odası, in, mağara

Question 24

To page someone

Answer 24

1: to summon by repeatedly calling out the name of. 2 : to send a message to via(vasıtasıyla) a pager. 3 : to wait on or serve in the capacity of a page.

Question 25

Run a tox screen

Answer 25

Tox screen=toksin testi To run:to manage or operate something

Question 26

She doesnt strike me as a liar

Answer 26

Definition of strike (someone) as : to cause (someone) to think about someone or something in a particular way It strikes me as peculiar(tuhaf) that she left without a word. Her comment strike me as odd(tuhaf). She strikes us as a very qualified candidate.

Question 27

To handle

Answer 27

to deal with, have responsibility for, or be in charge of

Question 28

I can't condone turfing .. onto ..

Answer 28

... ın ...ya atılmasına göz yumamam

Question 29

To threw down the gauntlet

Answer 29

the phrase “throw down the gauntlet” means to challenge or confront someone,  to invite someone to fight or compete with you: A price war looks likely now that a leading supermarket has thrown down the gauntlet to its competitors.

Question 30

Keep your panties on

Answer 30

An expression used primarily in the southern U.S. to tell someone who is acting impatiently to calm down

Question 31

I recommend giving up the sport for something a little less aggressive

Answer 31

biraz daha az agresif bir şey için spordan vazgeçmenizi tavsiye ederim

Question 32

Put that out

Answer 32

Onu dışarı çıkar

Question 33

That must be one hell of a dog

Answer 33

Müthiş bir köpek olmalı Definition of 'a/one hell of' Some people use a hell of or one hell of to emphasize that something is very good, very bad, or very big. [informal, emphasis] Whatever the outcome, it's going to be one hell of a fight.

Question 34

Do you want to come over for dinner

Answer 34

Akşam yemeğine gelmek ister misin

Question 35

She is in

Answer 35

O da katılıyor

Question 36

Spinal tap

Answer 36

Omurilikten su almak

Question 37

To go ahead

Answer 37

Devam etmek

Question 38

It is up to you

Answer 38

One's responsibility to decide or dictate; one's decision to make. It's up to you—do you want to go out tonight or not? I would give you permission, but it's not up to me. bağlı olmak (birine) karar (birine) kalmış olmak seçimine kalmak

Question 39

I thought I had strayed into a dream.

Answer 39

Stray into: kendini önünde bulmak, (direkt) içerisine girmek