Enzo Ferrari

Question 1

verb : ​ FALL : When someone collapses, they fall down, usually because they are sick or weak.

düşmek, yıkılmak

OBJECT [I, T] ​ : to fall down or towards the inside, or to make a structure or object fall down or towards its inside

çökmek, yıkılıp dağılmak, göçmek

The roof ——-d under the weight of snow.

In 1916 both of his father and brother died in First World War and the family business ——-d.​

FAIL [I] ​ to fail to work or succeed

çalışamamak veya başaramamak

The peace talks have ——d.

Answer 1

• Collapse

Question 2

noun: someone who watches an event, sport, etc

izleyici, seyirci

They won 4-0 in front of over 40,000 cheering ——s.

One of his car drivers lost control of his car and was killed along with the ——s in the stands.​

——- : verb :to watch an event, sport, etc

seyretmek, izlemek

Answer 2

• spectator

Question 3

verb : If someone is acquitted of a crime, a court of law decides that they are not guilty.

temize çıkarmak, aklanmak, beraat etmek

[often passive] Both men were —–ted of murder.

Ferrari was ——ted of the charges and he “urged strict new safety regulations to protect both drivers and the public.

Answer 3

• acquit

Question 4

verb : urge sb to do sth ​ to try to persuade someone to do something

ikna etmek, ısrar etmek, zorlamak, sıkıştırmak, üstelemek

His parents —-d him to go to university.

Ferrari was acquitted of the charges and he “—–d strict new safety regulations to protect both drivers and the public. ​

formal to strongly advise an action

ısrarla tavsiye etmek

Financial experts are —-ing caution.

Answer 4

• urge

Question 5

adjective : ​ PERSON ​: A strict person makes sure that children or people working for them behave well and does not allow them to break any rules.

katı, sert, disiplinli, hoşgörüsüz

a —– teacher

RULE ​ B2 If a rule, law, etc is strict, it must be obeyed.

sıkı, sert, katı, ödünsüz

She gave me —– instructions to be there by ten.

Ferrari was acuitted of the charges and he “urge —– new safety regulations to protect both the dirvers and public. “

BEHAVIOUR [always before noun] ​

B2 always behaving in a particular way because of your beliefs

koyu, katı, tam

a —– Muslim

EXACT ​ exactly correct

tam, kesinlikle, mutlak, harfi harfine

a —– translation of a text

Answer 5

• strict