Ghost Flashcards

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Collaborate(verb)

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Synonyms=help, aid, cooperate, assist
*A German company collaborated with a Swiss firm to develop product.
*Two writer collaborated on the script for the film
*The British and Italian police collaborated in catching the terrorists.
(To work together for a special purpose)
Collaboration(noun)
Collaborative(adj)

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Takeaway(noun)

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A main message of information that you learn from something hear or read ANA FIKIR

*The takeaway from the conference was how competitive the tourism industry has become.
Takeaway food

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Sparkly(adj)

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Brightly

*He was wearing the orange sparkly dress.

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Compromise(noun verb)

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in order to reach an argument you give up your demand.
Make an agreement
*The government has said there will be no compromise with terrorists.

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Expose(verb, noun)

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To remove what is covering smth. So that it can be seen.

*He damaged his leg so badly in the accident that the bone was exposed.

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Supervise(verb)

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to watch a person to make certain that everything is done correctly and safely.
* The UN is supervising the distribution of aid by local place in disaster area.
Supervision(noun)
City schools were placed under state supervision last week.
Supervisor
Supervisory

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Associate(verb)

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To connect someone or something your mind with someone or something else.
*Most people associate this brand with good quality.

Fellow
Be associated with smth.
Association dernek

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Presence(noun)

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The fact that someone or smth is in a place ( it should be imaginary)
Existence
*The presence of pollen in the atmosphere causes hay fever in some people.

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Convenient(adj)

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Suitable, proper, appropriate

  • Our local shop has very convenient opening hours.
  • it’s very convenient that you live in near the office.
  • I found it convenient to be able to do my banking online?
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Convention(noun)

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Meeting 
*Where are they holding their party convention?
Conventional(adj)
Traditional 
Conventional wedding 
Conventional medicine farming 
Conventional clothes attitudes behaviour
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Resemblance(noun)

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Similarity
*there was a clear family resemblance between them.
Resemble(verb) look like

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Client(noun)

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A costumer or someone who receives
service.(especially lawyer)
Mr. Black has been a client of this firm for many years.

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Corpse(noun)

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A dead body of a person

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Reflection(noun)

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The image of something in a mirror or any reflective surface.
In Greek mythology, Narcissus fell in love with his own reflection in a pool of water.
Reflective (adj)

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Assure(verb)

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To tell someone confidently that something is true, especially so that they don’t worry.
Promise guarantee swear
*The prime minister assured the electorate that taxes wouldn’t be increased after the election.

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Flourish (verb)

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Succeed
To grow or develop successfully
*My tomatoes are flourishing this summer.
*Thanks to a lot of effort and support of local people, the business flourished
Flourishing(adj)

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Receptive(adj)

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Willing to listen to and accept new ideas and suggestions.
*the government is not receptive to the idea of of a Freedom of information Act.
Open-minded
Tolerant

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Testimonial( noun)

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A formal written description of someones character and qualities given by a previous employer

Proof
The achievement of record profits is a testimonial to better financial management in recent years.

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Reveal(verb)

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Disclosure expose uncover
My former literature teacher has revealed my cheating attempt.

A series of flashback reveal the details of the tragedy.

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Revelation(noun)

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ifsa vahiy

He was dismissed after revelations that confidential files were missing.

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Admit(verb)

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Accept confess acknowledge agree

I have admitted my faults after the fight between other guys and me.

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Compact(noun)

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Kompakt sozlesme

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Withdraw(verb)

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Pull out back out

Take out cash
My credit credit stuck when I was withdrawing.

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Withdrawn(adj)

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introvert shy

I was very withdrawn and shy when I was 10.

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Admission(noun)

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Entry confession

Once I have been a guard in school admission.
They tried to get into the but were
refused admission.

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Admissible(adj)

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Proper permissible allowable acceptable Kabul edilebilir

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Constitute(verb)

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Organize and create make up

This laws has been constituted to prevent to corruption and crime.
Female workers constitute the majority of labour force.

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Constituent(adj)

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Component ingredient element part

Mustafa kKemal was one of the constituent of Turkish republic.

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Vindication(noun)

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Savunma, kanitlama justification

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in return

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Karsiliginda buna karsilik
All he asked in return was the beautiful goddess Freya’s hand in marriage.
IN EXCHANGE

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Tremendous(adj)

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Muazzam kocaman

Enormous
After having spent a whole lot of time
in the south, there is just such a tremendous pride about their heritage.

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Profound(adj)

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Engine cok derin

Deep arcane
Probably the most profound single difference between the two civilizations.

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Far less(adj)

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Çok daha az

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Envy(verb)(noun)

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Kiskanclik

Jealousy

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Petulant(adj)

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Aksi çabuk sinirlenen

irritable

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Upon(prep)

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Uzerine ustune
On
He carefully placed the vase upon the table.

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Pursue(verb)

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Takip etmek kovalamak

Chase follow
Rapp can pursue his claims on battery and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

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Label(noun and verb)

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Etiket
Etiketlemek siniflandirmak
Marker tag ticket
The name is prominently displayed on the label.
He labels his photographs with the date and place they were taken.

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Prominent(adj)

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Öne cikan
Remarkable bold conspicuous noticeable outstanding
He quickly became prominent in music industry.

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Prominently(adv)

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Belirgin bir sekilde

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Conspicuous(adj)

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Göze carpan
Belli
Prominent
He was uncomfortable about his conspicuous gaining weight.

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Work through

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Meticulously examining

He saw a psychologist to help him work through his deppression.

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Go through

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Pass(exam etc)
Aprrove(law etc)

I had to cheat my former head teacher to go through my classes.

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Steady(adj)

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Constant permanent
She used a tripod to keep the camera steady.
Keeping the population steady is the first priority of the governments last 10 years.

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incidence(noun)

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Raslanti vaka
Occurrence
The government is going through revolutionary laws to decrease the Covid 19 incidence.

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Incident(noun)

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Kaza olay

Event accident

The incident killed an estimated 148,132 of which are presumed to be children.

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Essence(noun)

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Real core

Öz esas nitelik
Asil
In essence, the positivists are the first psychologists.
Understand essence of life

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Entity(noun)

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Existence or presence

National entity

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Conspire(verb)

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Komplo kurmak birlikte planlamak
Compass intrigue put up

They weren’t there to conspire against themselves.
Universe seems to conspire to make them successful.

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Conspiration(noun)

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A secret plan komplo

Dutch officials claimed they’d detected a conspiracy against them.

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Prevalent(adj)

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Common conventional current popular

These prejudices are particularly prevalent among people living in north.

The disease is even more prevalent in Latin America.

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Stand out

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Firlamak farklilasmak one cikmak

Four points stand out as being more important than the rest.
She is the sort of person who stands out easily in a crowd.

Making it stand out against the dark night sky.

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Crowning(adj)

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Parlak en yuksek tac giyme

The cathedral is the crowning glory of the city

His Beethoven’s sculpture is seen as the crowning achievement of his carear.

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Enrich(verb)

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Zenginlestirmek guclendirmek

improve supplement

Most breakfast cereals are enriched with vitamins.
Understanding the implications of your evolutionary past can help enrich your personal health.