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Doom

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Kader, felaket; dire fate or ruin, “The Ring was forged in the fires of Mount Doom, where it must be destroyed.”

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Bane

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Felaket, yıkım nedeni; a cause of great distress or annoyance, “The Balrog was the bane of the dwarves in Moria.”

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Foe

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Düşman, hasım; an enemy or opponent, “The Fellowship united against a common foe: Sauron.”

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Spire

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Sivri kule, zirve; a pointed structure at the top of a tower, “The spire of Orthanc pierced the skies.”

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Legacy

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Miras, geçmişten kalan şey; something handed down from the past, “The sword was a legacy of Númenor’s greatness.”

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Oath

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Yemin, ant; a solemn promise, “The oath of the Fellowship was to protect Frodo on his quest.”

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Haven

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Sığınak, güvenli yer; a place of safety or sanctuary, “Rivendell was a haven for weary travelers.”

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Lore

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Bilgelik, eski bilgi; knowledge, especially of a traditional or mystical kind, “Elrond was a keeper of ancient lore.”

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Beacon

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İşaret ışığı, yol gösterici; a light or fire used as a signal, “The beacons of Gondor were lit to summon aid.”

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Warden

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Bekçi, koruyucu; a person responsible for the care of something, “The warden of the gates guarded the White City.”

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Dominion

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Egemenlik, hükümranlık; control or sovereignty, “Sauron sought dominion over all of Middle-earth.”

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Fortress

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Kale, korunaklı yapı; a stronghold or fortified place, “Helm’s Deep was a mighty fortress of Rohan.”

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Alliance

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İttifak, birlik; a union formed for mutual benefit, “The alliance of elves and men fought Sauron’s forces.”

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Herald

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Haberci, müjdeci; a messenger or forerunner, “The herald announced the coming of the king.”

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Steward

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Vekil, yönetici; a caretaker or administrator, “The Steward of Gondor held the throne in the king’s absence.”

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Veil

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Örtü, gizem; a thin covering or disguise, “A veil of shadow covered Mordor.”

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Citadel

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İç kale, savunma kalesi; a fortress protecting a city, “The citadel of Minas Tirith stood atop the mountain.”

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Crypt

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Mezar odası, türbe; an underground burial chamber, “The crypts of Gondor held the remains of ancient kings.”

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Burrow

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Oyuk, sığınak; a small underground shelter, “The hobbits lived in cozy burrows in the Shire.”

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Minion

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Uşak, hizmetkâr; a follower, especially a subordinate of a powerful person, “The minions of Sauron spread terror.”

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Crest

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Zirve, doruk; the top of something, such as a hill or wave, “The Fellowship paused at the crest of the hill.”

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Token

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İşaret, sembol; an object representing a larger idea or memory, “The Ring was more than a token; it held great power.”

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Plight

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Kötü durum, zor durum; a difficult or dangerous situation, “Frodo’s plight became heavier as he approached Mordor.”

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Threshold

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Eşik, başlangıç noktası; the entry point or beginning of something, “They crossed the threshold of the Mines of Moria.”

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Patrol

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Devriye, koruma grubu; a group assigned to guard or watch, “The patrol of Gondor spotted the approaching enemy.”

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Eclipse

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Karartı, tutulma; obscuring of light or prominence, “The eclipse of the sun darkened the land, signaling danger.”

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Blight

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Felaket, bozulma; a harmful or damaging force, “The blight of Sauron spread across Middle-earth.”

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Tempest

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Fırtına, kargaşa; a violent storm or upheaval, “The ship struggled against the tempest on the sea.”

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Mirth

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Neşe, şenlik; amusement or laughter, “The hobbits were known for their mirth and feasts.”

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Vale

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Vadi, çukur alan; a valley, especially a beautiful or lush one, “The vale of Rivendell was a place of peace.”

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Vanguard

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Öncü, ön saf; the leading position in an army or movement, “The vanguard of the army reached the gates first.”

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Encampment

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Kamp, konaklama yeri; a place where troops or travelers set up camp, “The encampment near the river sheltered the Fellowship.”

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Precipice

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Uçurum, tehlikeli nokta; a steep cliff or a risky situation, “They stood on the precipice, gazing into the abyss below.”

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Tidings

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Haber, bilgi; news or information, “Gandalf brought tidings of danger to Frodo.”

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Scepter

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Asa, güç sembolü; a staff held by rulers as a symbol of authority, “The king held a golden scepter as a sign of power.”

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Tome

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Ciltli büyük kitap; a large or scholarly book, “The ancient tome contained secrets of the past.”

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Garrison

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Garnizon, askeri birlik; a group of soldiers stationed to defend a location, “The garrison of Helm’s Deep held firm against the siege.”

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Feast

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Ziyafet, büyük yemek; a large and elaborate meal, “The hobbits enjoyed a feast after their journey.”

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Beacon-fire

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İşaret ateşi, haberleşme için yakılan ateş; a signal fire on a hill or tower, “The beacon-fires of Gondor called for aid.”

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Harbinger

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Habercisi, öncüsü; a forerunner or omen, “The raven was seen as a harbinger of doom.”

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Outpost

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Karakol, sınır karakolu; a distant military station, “The outpost guarded the borders of Rohan.”

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Parapet

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Siper, koruyucu duvar; a low wall on the edge of a roof or rampart, “The archers stood behind the parapet of Helm’s Deep.”

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Envoy

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Elçi, temsilci; a messenger or representative, “An envoy from Gondor brought news of the war.”

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Pinnacle

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Zirve, doruk noktası; the highest point or peak, “The pinnacle of the mountain was crowned with snow.”

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Chasm

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Uçurum, derin yarık; a deep fissure in the earth or a profound difference, “The Fellowship crossed the chasm on a narrow bridge.”

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Rift

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Yarık, bölünme; a crack, split, or division, “The rift between allies weakened their defense.”

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Steed

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At, binek hayvanı; a horse, especially one used in battle, “Aragorn rode his noble steed into battle.”

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Sentinel

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Nöbetçi, gözlemci; a guard or watchman, “A lone sentinel stood at the gate, watching for danger.”

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Hoard

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Hazine, birikim; a large stockpile of treasure or valuables, “Smaug guarded a hoard of gold in the Lonely Mountain.”

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Scourge

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Bela, cezalandırıcı güç; a source of great pain or punishment, “The scourge of war left the land in ruins.”

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Furnace

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Fırın, ocak; a device for high-temperature heating, “The furnace of Mount Doom was the only place to destroy the Ring.”

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Peril

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Tehlike, risk; serious danger, “The peril of the journey lay in the shadows of Mordor.”

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Fiefdom

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Tımar, özel bölge; a territory under the control of a lord, “The fiefdoms of Gondor swore allegiance to the king.”

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Tribute

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Haraç, takdir; payment or respect offered as a sign of submission or honor, “The people paid tribute to their brave leader.”

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Vault

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Mahzen, kasa; an arched storage chamber, “The treasure was hidden in the vault beneath the castle.”

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Banner

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Bayrak, sancak; a flag or emblem representing a group, “The banner of Rohan flew in the wind.”

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Relic

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Kalıntı, kutsal emanet; an object surviving from an earlier time, “The relic was a reminder of ancient battles.”

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Throne

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Taht, hükümdarlık koltuğu; a ceremonial chair for a ruler, “The throne of Gondor awaited the return of the king.”

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Vigil

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Nöbet, gece uyanıklığı; a period of watchfulness, “The elves kept vigil as the Fellowship rested.”

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Hollow

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Oyuk, boşluk; a depression or void, “The hollow tree served as a hiding place.”

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Anvil

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Örs, demir dövme aleti; a heavy block used in forging metal, “The sword was reforged on the anvil of Rivendell.”

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Gauntlet

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Zırhlı eldiven, meydan okuma; an armored glove or a challenge, “The gauntlet thrown at the king’s feet was a call to battle.”

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Chalice

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Kupa, kadeh; a ceremonial cup, “The chalice was passed around the table during the feast.”

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Burden-bearer

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Yük taşıyıcı, fedakar kişi; one who carries a heavy load or responsibility, “Sam was Frodo’s loyal burden-bearer.”

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Vale

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Vadi, çukur alan; a valley or natural depression, “The Vale of Anduin was their path to the Misty Mountains.”

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Echelon

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Kademe, düzen; a level or rank in an organization or society, “The highest echelon of Gondor strategized the defense.”

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Quarry

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Av, hedef; something that is hunted or sought, “The hunters pursued their quarry through the forest.”

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Lament

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Ağıt, üzüntü ifadesi; a passionate expression of grief, “The elves sang a lament for their fallen kin.”

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Cairn

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Taş yığını, anıt; a pile of stones used as a memorial or marker, “A cairn was raised in honor of Boromir.”

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Ambush

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Pusu, tuzak; a surprise attack from a concealed position, “The orcs lay in ambush along the trail.”

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Cloister

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Manastır avlusu, sessiz alan; a covered walkway in a monastery or quiet place, “The cloister offered a moment of peace.”

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Tapestry

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Goblen, dokuma sanat eseri; a woven decorative fabric or complex narrative, “The tapestry depicted the history of Gondor.”

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Dirge

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Ağıt, hüzünlü şarkı; a mournful song or lament, “The dirge echoed through the halls of the dead.”

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Tribunal

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Mahkeme, kurul; a court or meeting for judgment, “The tribunal decided the fate of the captured enemy.”

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Brazier

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Ateşlik, mangal; a portable heater or fire-holder, “The brazier provided light and warmth in the dark hall.”

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Keepsake

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Hatıra, yadigar; an item kept as a reminder of someone or something, “The pendant was a keepsake from Arwen.”

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Revenant

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Hayalet, dirilmiş varlık; a spirit or being that has returned, “The revenant appeared in the shadow of the moonlight.”

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Throng

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Kalabalık, izdiham; a large, densely packed crowd, “A throng of soldiers gathered before the gate.”

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Caravan

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Kervan, ticaret veya seyahat eden bir grup; a group traveling together, “The caravan of traders crossed the desert to trade goods.”

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Foehammer

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Düşman kırıcı, güçlü bir silah; a powerful weapon used against enemies, “Glamdring, the Foehammer, was wielded by Gandalf.”

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Brooch

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Broş, süs iğnesi; a decorative pin, “The brooch of Lórien was given to each member of the Fellowship.”

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Clamor

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Gürültü, kargaşa; a loud and confused noise, “The clamor of the battlefield was deafening.”

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Crestfallen

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Üzgün, morali bozuk kişi; someone who is dejected, “The crestfallen soldier returned after losing the battle.”

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Drumbeat

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Davul sesi, düzenli vuruş; the rhythmic sound of drums, “The drumbeat of the orcs echoed through the mines.”

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Ward

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Korunan alan, himaye altındaki kişi; a protected area or a person under guardianship, “Frodo was under the ward of Elrond in Rivendell.”

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Pyre

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Odun yığını, cenaze ateşi; a pile of wood for burning a body, “A funeral pyre was built for the fallen warrior.”

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Errand

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Görev, kısa iş; a short journey for a specific purpose, “Gandalf sent Pippin on an important errand.”

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Hindrance

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Engel, zorluk; an obstacle or impediment, “The heavy rain was a hindrance to their progress.”

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Vale

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Vadi, çukur alan; a valley, “The Vale of Anduin was calm before the storm.”

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Wretch

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Zavallı, acınası kişi; a miserable or unfortunate person, “Gollum was a wretch, consumed by the Ring’s power.”

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Moor

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Bataklık, fundalık alan; an open, uncultivated land, “The Fellowship crossed the desolate moors.”

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Obelisk

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Dikilitaş, anıtsal yapı; a tall, narrow stone monument, “An obelisk marked the entrance to the ancient tomb.”

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Harbor

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Liman, sığınak; a place of refuge or safety, “The Grey Havens was a harbor for departing ships.”

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Grave

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Mezar, ciddi durum; a burial site or a serious situation, “The grave of the king was marked by a simple stone.”

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Fetters

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Zincirler, prangalar; chains or shackles, “The prisoner was bound in iron fetters.”

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Hearth

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Ocak, aile yuvası; the floor of a fireplace or the home itself, “The hearth in the inn was warm and inviting.”

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Maelstrom

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Kasırga, kargaşa; a powerful whirlpool or tumultuous situation, “The ship was caught in a maelstrom of waves.”

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Thorn

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Diken, batıcı bitki; a sharp-pointed plant projection, “The travelers were scratched by the thorny bushes.”

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Brimstone

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Kükürt, cehennem ateşi; sulfur, often associated with hellfire, “The air reeked of brimstone near Mount Doom.”

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Visage

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Çehre, yüz ifadesi; a face or appearance, “The visage of the enemy was shrouded in shadow.”

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Encumbrance

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Yük, yükümlülük; a burden or hindrance, “The heavy packs were an encumbrance on their journey.”

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Gorge

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Geçit, dar vadi; a narrow valley or ravine, “The Fellowship passed through a deep gorge.”

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Cloak

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Pelerin, gizlenme aracı; a long, loose outer garment or a means of concealment, “Frodo wore a cloak of invisibility.”

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Outcrop

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Çıkıntı, kaya yüzeyi; a visible exposure of rock, “The outcrop provided a vantage point to survey the valley.”

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Manor

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Malikane, büyük ev; a large estate or mansion, “The manor was surrounded by lush gardens.”

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Vessel

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Gemi, kap; a ship or a container, “The vessel carried them safely across the sea.”

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Rubble

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Moloz, enkaz; broken bits of stone or debris, “The castle lay in rubble after the attack.”

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108
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Abbey

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Manastır, dini yapı; a monastery or church, “The abbey stood as a beacon of hope in troubled times.”

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Lair

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İn, sığınak; a den or hiding place of a creature, “The dragon retreated to its lair deep within the mountain.”

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Mantle

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Örtü, pelerin; a cloak or something that covers, “The mantle of snow blanketed the mountain.”

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Altar

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Sunak, ibadet yeri; a table used for religious offerings, “The altar was carved with ancient runes.”

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112
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Anvil

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Örs, demir dövme aleti; a tool for shaping metal, “The anvil rang as the smith forged the blade.”

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Palisade

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Siper, çit; a defensive fence or enclosure, “The palisade protected the settlement from invaders.”

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Belfry

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Çan kulesi; a bell tower, often attached to a church, “The belfry housed a massive bell that rang out at dawn.”

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115
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Brigand

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Haydut, eşkıya; a bandit or outlaw, “The brigands ambushed travelers on the road.”

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Forge

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Demirhane, ateş ocağı; a workshop where metal is shaped, “The forge was lit to reforge the broken sword.”

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117
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Reprieve

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Erteleme, nefes alma fırsatı; a temporary relief or delay, “The calm morning provided a reprieve from the storm.”

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118
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Ethereal

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Ruhani, dünyadan değilmiş gibi; light, airy, or heavenly, “Galadriel’s beauty was ethereal, as if she belonged to another realm.”

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119
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Daunting

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Korkutucu, yıldırıcı; intimidating or overwhelming, “Crossing the mountains was a daunting task for the Fellowship.”

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120
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Imposing

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Heybetli, etkileyici; grand and impressive in appearance, “The imposing gates of Mordor loomed before them.”

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Luminous

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Işıltılı, parlayan; emitting or reflecting light, “The luminous glow of the phial lit their way.”

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122
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Menacing

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Tehditkâr, ürkütücü; suggesting danger or harm, “The menacing shadow of Sauron spread across the land.”

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Resolute

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Kararlı, azimli; determined and unwavering, “Aragorn remained resolute in the face of danger.”

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124
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Treacherous

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Haince, tehlikeli; dangerous or untrustworthy, “The treacherous path was littered with traps and pitfalls.”

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125
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Grim

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Kasvetli, ciddi; gloomy or forbidding, “The grim expressions on their faces revealed their fears.”

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Weary

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Yorgun, bitkin; tired and exhausted, “Frodo grew weary under the burden of the Ring.”

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127
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Enigmatic

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Gizemli, anlaşılması zor; mysterious or puzzling, “Gandalf’s enigmatic warnings often held deeper meanings.”

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128
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Ancient

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Kadim, çok eski; very old or from a distant past, “The ancient trees of Fangorn whispered secrets of old.”

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129
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Dreadful

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Dehşet verici, korkunç; extremely bad or frightening, “The dreadful howls of the orcs echoed through the caves.”

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Harrowing

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Sarsıcı, yürek parçalayıcı; extremely distressing or painful, “The harrowing journey left them shaken but determined.”

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131
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Formidable

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Zorlu, ürkütücü; inspiring fear or respect, “Saruman was a formidable foe, both cunning and powerful.”

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132
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Solemn

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Ciddi, ağırbaşlı; serious and dignified, “The Council of Elrond was conducted in a solemn atmosphere.”

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133
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Steadfast

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Sadık, değişmez; loyal and unwavering, “Sam’s steadfast devotion to Frodo was unwavering.”

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134
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Perilous

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Tehlikeli, riskli; full of danger or risk, “The perilous path led them through the heart of enemy territory.”

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135
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Majestic

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Görkemli, heybetli; grand and dignified, “The majestic towers of Minas Tirith shone in the sunlight.”

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136
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Relentless

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Amansız, durdurulamaz; persistent and unyielding, “The relentless march of the orc army showed no signs of stopping.”

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137
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Barren

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Çorak, verimsiz; empty and lifeless, “The barren wastelands of Mordor stretched endlessly.”

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138
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Deceptive

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Aldatıcı, yanıltıcı; misleading or not as it seems, “The deceptive calm of the forest concealed its true dangers.”

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139
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Vivid

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Canlı, parlak; intensely bright or clear, “The vivid colors of Lothlórien seemed otherworldly.”

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140
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Fleeting

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Kısa süreli, geçici; lasting for a very short time, “The fleeting joy of victory was tempered by the challenges ahead.”

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141
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Immaculate

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Tertemiz, kusursuz; perfectly clean or flawless, “The halls of Rivendell were kept in immaculate condition.”

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142
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Foul

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Pis, kötü; offensive to the senses, “The foul stench of the swamp filled the air.”

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Dire

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Vahim, korkunç; extremely serious or urgent, “The dire warnings of Gandalf could not be ignored.”

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144
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Glorious

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Şanlı, görkemli; deserving great admiration or praise, “The glorious sunrise marked the beginning of their journey.”

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145
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Somber

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Kasvetli, ciddi; dark and serious, “The somber mood of the group reflected the challenges ahead.”

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Unyielding

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Boyun eğmez, sert; not giving way under pressure, “The unyielding resolve of the Fellowship carried them forward.”

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Ominous

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Uğursuz, kötüye işaret eden; suggesting something bad is going to happen, “An ominous silence fell over the battlefield.”

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148
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Bleak

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Kasvetli, umutsuz; cold, harsh, and without hope, “The bleak landscape offered no signs of life.”

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149
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Austere

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Sade, haşin; severe or strict in appearance, “The austere halls of the dwarves reflected their no-nonsense demeanor.”

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Inescapable

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Kaçınılmaz, önlenemez; unavoidable, “The inescapable shadow of the Ring loomed over Frodo.”

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Frigid

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Çok soğuk, buz gibi; extremely cold, “The frigid air of Caradhras slowed their progress.”

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Hushed

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Sessiz, sakin; quiet and subdued, “The hushed forest felt like a sanctuary amidst chaos.”

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153
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Impervious

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Dayanıklı, etkilenmez; unable to be affected by, “The gates of Helm’s Deep were impervious to the orcs’ battering rams.”

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154
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Rugged

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Engebeli, sert; rough and uneven, “The rugged terrain made their journey even more challenging.”

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155
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Wretched

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Zavallı, perişan; in a very bad or unfortunate state, “Gollum was a wretched creature, torn by his desires.”

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156
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Stealthily

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Gizlice, sessizce; in a secretive or sneaky manner, “Frodo moved stealthily through the shadows to avoid being seen.”

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Reluctantly

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İsteksizce, gönülsüzce; unwillingly or hesitantly, “Sam reluctantly agreed to leave Frodo behind.”

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158
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Menacingly

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Tehditkâr bir şekilde; in a way that suggests danger, “The orcs advanced menacingly toward the Fellowship.”

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Resolutely

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Kararlı bir şekilde; with determination, “Aragorn resolutely faced the approaching enemy.”

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Solemnly

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Ciddi bir şekilde; with seriousness and gravity, “The Council solemnly declared the mission to destroy the Ring.”

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Vividly

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Canlı bir şekilde; in a clear and detailed manner, “The story was vividly described by the old bard.”

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Harshly

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Sertçe, acımasızca; in a severe or cruel manner, “The harshly spoken words of Saruman stung the listeners.”

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Eerily

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Ürkütücü bir şekilde; in a strange or unsettling manner, “The forest was eerily quiet as they entered.”

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Perilously

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Tehlikeli bir şekilde; in a dangerous or risky manner, “They climbed perilously along the cliff’s edge.”

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165
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Majestically

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Görkemli bir şekilde; with grandeur or dignity, “The White Tree of Gondor stood majestically in the courtyard.”

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Relentlessly

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Amansız bir şekilde; without giving up or stopping, “The enemy pursued them relentlessly through the wilderness.”

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Cautiously

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Dikkatlice, temkinli bir şekilde; with care to avoid danger, “They moved cautiously through the darkened caves.”

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168
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Swiftly

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Hızlı bir şekilde; quickly or rapidly, “The eagle flew swiftly to carry news to the mountain.”

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Gravely

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Ciddi bir şekilde; with seriousness or importance, “Elrond spoke gravely about the dangers of their mission.”

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Bleakly

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Umutsuz bir şekilde; in a hopeless or desolate manner, “He bleakly surveyed the barren landscape of Mordor.”

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Hastily

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Aceleyle, telaşla; quickly and without care, “They hastily packed their belongings and fled.”

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Bravely

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Cesurca; with courage, “Aragorn bravely led his men into battle.”

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Savagely

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Vahşice; in a wild or aggressive manner, “The orcs attacked savagely, showing no mercy.”

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174
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Steadily

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Sabit bir şekilde; in a consistent or unwavering manner, “The Fellowship steadily made their way through the dense forest.”

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Eagerly

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Hevesle, istekle; with excitement or enthusiasm, “The hobbits eagerly awaited their next meal.”

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Subtly

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İnce bir şekilde, belirsizce; in a delicate or understated manner, “The danger was subtly hinted at in Gandalf’s words.”

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Unwaveringly

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Kararlı bir şekilde; without hesitation or doubt, “Sam unwaveringly followed Frodo, no matter the cost.”

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178
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Gleefully

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Neşeyle, keyifle; with joy or excitement, “The hobbits danced gleefully around the fire.”

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Ferociously

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Şiddetle, vahşice; with intense aggression, “The wolves attacked ferociously, snarling and biting.”

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Hopelessly

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Umutsuz bir şekilde; without any chance of success, “They felt hopelessly outnumbered by the enemy forces.”

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181
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Mournfully

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Yaslı bir şekilde; in a sorrowful or grieving manner, “The elves sang mournfully for their fallen kin.”

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182
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Defiantly

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Meydan okurcasına; in a bold or resistant manner, “Pippin defiantly stood before the enemy, refusing to yield.”

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Discreetly

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Dikkatlice, gizlice; in a careful or unobtrusive manner, “They exchanged information discreetly to avoid being overheard.”

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Obstinately

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İnatçı bir şekilde; stubbornly or unwilling to change, “Gollum obstinately refused to reveal the way forward.”

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185
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Frantically

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Çılgınca, telaşla; in a hurried or panicked way, “They frantically searched for the missing Ring.”

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Unbearably

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Dayanılmaz bir şekilde; to an intolerable degree, “The heat of Mount Doom was unbearably intense.”

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Longingly

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Özlemle, hasretle; with a strong desire or yearning, “Frodo looked longingly at the Shire in his dreams.”

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Inevitably

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Kaçınılmaz bir şekilde; as certain to happen, “The battle would inevitably decide the fate of Middle-earth.”

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Profoundly

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Derinlemesine, ciddi anlamda; to a great depth or extent, “The loss of Gandalf profoundly affected the Fellowship.”

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Abruptly

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Ani bir şekilde; suddenly or without warning, “Their journey was abruptly interrupted by a rockslide.”

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Painstakingly

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Özenle, dikkatlice; with great care and effort, “The map was painstakingly restored by the archivist.”

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Dimly

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Hafifçe, loş bir şekilde; faintly or with little light, “The path was dimly lit by the moon above.”

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Amazingly

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Şaşırtıcı bir şekilde; in a way that causes great surprise, “Amazingly, Frodo managed to escape the Ringwraiths.”

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Carry out

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Gerçekleştirmek, uygulamak; to perform or execute, “Frodo was determined to carry out his mission to destroy the Ring.”

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Turn back

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Geri dönmek; to reverse direction, “The Fellowship decided not to turn back despite the dangers ahead.”

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Set out

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Yola çıkmak, başlamak; to begin a journey, “The Fellowship set out on their perilous journey to Mordor.”

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Give up

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Vazgeçmek, bırakmak; to surrender or stop trying, “Frodo never gave up, even when the task seemed impossible.”

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Look out

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Dikkat etmek, gözetlemek; to be watchful or careful, “Gandalf told them to look out for spies on their way.”

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Take up

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Üstlenmek, başlamak; to accept or start a task, “Aragorn took up the sword of his ancestors to lead the people.”

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Break down

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Bozulmak, başarısız olmak; to stop functioning or fail, “Their plans nearly broke down when Saruman attacked.”

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Hold off

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Geciktirmek, geri tutmak; to delay or resist, “The defenders held off the attackers long enough for reinforcements to arrive.”

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Keep up

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Ayak uydurmak, sürdürmek; to maintain or continue, “Sam struggled to keep up with Frodo on the steep climb.”

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Fall apart

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Dağılmak, bozulmak; to break into pieces or fail completely, “The Fellowship began to fall apart under the weight of their mission.”

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Run into

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Karşılaşmak, rastlamak; to encounter unexpectedly, “They ran into trouble crossing the mountains.”

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Pick up

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Toplamak, almak; to collect or gather, “Gollum picked up their trail and began to follow them.”

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Go on

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Devam etmek; to continue, “Gandalf urged them to go on despite their fears.”

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Make out

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Anlamak, seçmek; to discern or understand, “They could barely make out the writing on the ancient stone.”

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Turn into

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Dönüşmek; to become or change into, “The once peaceful forest had turned into a dark and dangerous place.”

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Take over

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Devralmak, kontrolü ele geçirmek; to assume control, “Saruman attempted to take over Isengard with his schemes.”

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Pass out

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Bayılmak; to lose consciousness, “Frodo nearly passed out from the weight of the Ring’s power.”

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Look after

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Bakmak, ilgilenmek; to care for, “Sam looked after Frodo throughout their journey.”

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Bring about

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Meydana getirmek, sebep olmak; to cause to happen, “The destruction of the Ring would bring about the end of Sauron’s reign.”

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Blow up

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Patlamak, patlatmak; to explode, “The bridge blew up as the Balrog fell into the abyss.”

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Run away

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Kaçmak; to escape, “Gollum ran away when the Fellowship discovered his presence.”

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Call off

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İptal etmek; to cancel, “They had to call off the attack due to unfavorable conditions.”

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Set up

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Kurmak, düzenlemek; to establish or arrange, “They set up camp near the river for the night.”

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Put off

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Ertelemek; to delay or postpone, “They could not put off their journey any longer.”

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Hold on

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Beklemek, dayanmak; to wait or persist, “Gandalf told them to hold on until help arrived.”

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Take down

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Düşürmek, alaşağı etmek; to bring to the ground, “Legolas took down several enemies with his bow.”

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Look up to

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Hayranlık duymak; to admire or respect, “The hobbits looked up to Aragorn as their leader.”

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Put up with

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Katlanmak, tahammül etmek; to tolerate, “Frodo had to put up with Gollum’s treachery for the sake of the quest.”

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Turn down

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Reddetmek; to refuse or reject, “Aragorn turned down the temptation of the Ring.”

223
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Run out of

A

Tükenmek, bitmek; to exhaust a supply, “They ran out of food before reaching the next village.”

224
Q

Get through

A

Atlatmak, başarmak; to overcome or finish something, “The Fellowship barely got through the mines alive.”

225
Q

Come across

A

Karşılaşmak, bulmak; to find or meet unexpectedly, “They came across a hidden door in the mountain.”

226
Q

Break into

A

Zorla girmek; to enter forcibly, “The orcs broke into the fortress at Helm’s Deep.”

227
Q

Give in

A

Boyun eğmek, teslim olmak; to yield or surrender, “Frodo refused to give in to the Ring’s power.”

228
Q

Find out

A

Bulmak, öğrenmek; to discover, “They needed to find out the location of the enemy’s stronghold.”

229
Q

Come up with

A

Bulmak, çözüm üretmek; to think of or produce, “Gandalf came up with a plan to outwit Saruman.”

230
Q

Turn out

A

Sonuçlanmak, ortaya çıkmak; to end or happen in a certain way, “It turned out that Gollum had been following them all along.”

231
Q

Look forward to

A

Sabırsızlıkla beklemek; to anticipate eagerly, “The hobbits looked forward to returning home after the journey.”

232
Q

A light from the shadows shall spring

A

Gölgeden bir ışık doğacak; hope will arise from despair, “Even in the darkest moments, a light from the shadows shall spring.”

233
Q

Not all those who wander are lost

A

Her gezgin kaybolmuş değildir; exploration doesn’t mean aimlessness, “Aragorn lived by the phrase: not all those who wander are lost.”

234
Q

One does not simply walk into Mordor

A

Kimse Mordor’a öylece gidemez; something isn’t as easy as it seems, “One does not simply walk into Mordor without facing great peril.”

235
Q

There is no turning back

A

Geri dönüş yoktur; a point of no return has been reached, “Once the journey began, there was no turning back.”

236
Q

The hands of a king are the hands of a healer

A

Bir kralın elleri şifacı elleridir; true leadership is compassionate, “Aragorn proved the hands of a king are the hands of a healer.”

237
Q

A fool of a Took!

A

Aptal Took!; an exclamation of frustration, “Gandalf scolded Pippin with: a fool of a Took!”

238
Q

The road goes ever on and on

A

Yol hep devam eder; life is an endless journey, “Bilbo often sang: the road goes ever on and on.”

239
Q

Speak, friend, and enter

A

Konuş, dostum, ve gir; a riddle with a literal solution, “The doors to Moria bore the inscription: speak, friend, and enter.”

240
Q

The dawn will come

A

Şafak gelecek; hope will always arise, “Even in the darkest night, the dawn will come.”

241
Q

The world is indeed full of peril

A

Dünya gerçekten tehlikelerle dolu; acknowledging the dangers of life, “Frodo realized: the world is indeed full of peril.”

242
Q

Even the smallest person can change the course of the future

A

En küçük kişi bile geleceği değiştirebilir; great deeds can come from anyone, “Frodo proved: even the smallest person can change the course of the future.”

243
Q

Courage will now be your best defense

A

Cesaret şimdi en iyi savunmanız olacak; bravery is the key to survival, “Gandalf advised: courage will now be your best defense.”

244
Q

A storm is coming

A

Bir fırtına geliyor; danger is approaching, “Aragorn warned: a storm is coming.”

245
Q

All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us

A

Karar vermemiz gereken tek şey, bize verilen zamanı nasıl kullanacağımızdır; life is about choices, “Gandalf reminded Frodo: all we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.”

246
Q

In the end, the Shadow is only a small and passing thing

A

Sonunda Gölge sadece küçük ve gelip geçen bir şeydir; darkness is temporary, “Sam told Frodo: in the end, the Shadow is only a small and passing thing.”

247
Q

A wizard is never late, nor is he early

A

Bir büyücü ne geç gelir, ne erken; everything happens in its own time, “Gandalf reminded: a wizard is never late, nor is he early.”

248
Q

You shall not pass!

A

Geçemezsin!; absolute refusal or defiance, “Gandalf shouted to the Balrog: you shall not pass!”

249
Q

I will take the Ring, though I do not know the way

A

Yüzüğü ben alacağım, yolunu bilmesem de; courage despite uncertainty, “Frodo declared: I will take the Ring, though I do not know the way.”

250
Q

Hope beyond hope

A

Umutların ötesinde bir umut; finding hope in the most dire circumstances, “Aragorn fought with hope beyond hope.”

251
Q

The fires of Mount Doom

A

Kıyamet Dağı’nın ateşleri; ultimate destruction or testing, “The fires of Mount Doom were the only place to destroy the Ring.”

252
Q

A fleeting glimpse

A

Kısa bir bakış; a brief view of something, “Frodo caught a fleeting glimpse of Gollum in the shadows.”

253
Q

The flame of the West

A

Batı’nın alevi; a symbol of hope and renewal, “Andúril was reforged as the flame of the West.”

254
Q

The Ring will betray you

A

Yüzük sizi aldatacak; warning about the corrupting power of temptation, “Gollum whispered: the Ring will betray you.”

255
Q

In the heart of darkness

A

Karanlığın kalbinde; in the deepest danger or evil, “They ventured into the heart of darkness in Mordor.”

256
Q

The Shadow of the past

A

Geçmişin gölgesi; lingering consequences of history, “Gollum lived under the Shadow of the past.”

257
Q

To stand against the tide

A

Akıntıya karşı durmak; to resist overwhelming odds, “The Fellowship stood against the tide of despair.”

258
Q

The weight of the world

A

Dünyanın yükü; an overwhelming responsibility, “Frodo carried the weight of the world on his shoulders.”

259
Q

All that glitters is not gold

A

Parlayan her şey altın değildir; appearances can be deceiving, “Gandalf reminded them: all that glitters is not gold.”

260
Q

Into the wild

A

Vahşi doğaya doğru; entering the unknown or untamed, “Aragorn led the group into the wild.”

261
Q

The long defeat

A

Uzun yenilgi; fighting against inevitable failure, “The elves spoke of enduring the long defeat.”

262
Q

To pass into legend

A

Efsaneleşmek; to become legendary or mythical, “Aragorn’s deeds would pass into legend.”

263
Q

An act of defiance

A

Bir meydan okuma eylemi; a bold stand against authority, “Lighting the beacons was an act of defiance.”

264
Q

The turning of the tide

A

Gelgitin değişimi; a pivotal change in events, “The arrival of the Rohirrim marked the turning of the tide.”

265
Q

The wheel of time turns

A

Zamanın çarkı döner; events repeat or progress in cycles, “As the wheel of time turns, new heroes rise.”

266
Q

A beacon of hope

A

Umut ışığı; a source of inspiration in difficult times, “The light of Galadriel’s phial was a beacon of hope.”

267
Q

Under the shadow of doom

A

Kaderin gölgesinde; living under the threat of destruction, “The people lived under the shadow of doom.”

268
Q

To forge a bond

A

Bir bağ kurmak; to create a strong connection, “The Fellowship forged a bond through their shared struggles.”

269
Q

Bound by fate

A

Kaderle bağlı; connected by destiny, “Frodo and Gollum were bound by fate through the Ring.”

270
Q

A flicker of doubt

A

Şüphe kıvılcımı; a small feeling of uncertainty, “Aragorn felt a flicker of doubt before the final battle.”

271
Q

In the shadow of danger

A

Tehlikenin gölgesinde; being in constant threat, “The Fellowship traveled in the shadow of danger throughout their journey.”

272
Q

Beyond the realm of men

A

İnsanların diyarının ötesinde; outside the known human world, “The elves lived beyond the realm of men in their own sanctuaries.”

273
Q

A heavy burden to bear

A

Taşınması ağır bir yük; a significant responsibility or hardship, “The Ring was a heavy burden to bear for Frodo.”

274
Q

The hour is at hand

A

Zaman geldi çattı; the time for action has arrived, “The hour is at hand to face the enemy.”

275
Q

Under the watchful eye

A

Dikkatli bir gözün altında; under careful observation, “They moved under the watchful eye of Sauron.”

276
Q

By the light of the stars

A

Yıldızların ışığında; guided or illuminated by starlight, “The elves navigated the forest by the light of the stars.”

277
Q

A road less traveled

A

Daha az gidilen yol; a less conventional or popular path, “They chose a road less traveled to avoid detection.”

278
Q

A glimmer of hope

A

Bir umut ışığı; a faint sign of optimism, “Even in the darkest moments, a glimmer of hope remained.”

279
Q

The price of freedom

A

Özgürlüğün bedeli; the cost or sacrifice required for liberty, “The price of freedom was paid in blood and toil.”

280
Q

A tale of old

A

Eski bir hikâye; a story from the past, “Legends spoke of a tale of old, passed down through generations.”

281
Q

The will to endure

A

Dayanma iradesi; the strength to persevere, “Frodo found the will to endure despite the odds.”

282
Q

Guarded by secrecy

A

Gizlilikle korunmuş; protected by confidentiality, “The location of the Ring was guarded by secrecy.”

283
Q

The heart of the forest

A

Ormanın kalbi; the central or most hidden part of a forest, “They reached the heart of the forest where the elves lived.”

284
Q

On the brink of ruin

A

Mahvolmanın eşiğinde; at the edge of destruction, “Gondor stood on the brink of ruin before the Rohirrim arrived.”

285
Q

A lingering shadow

A

Süregelen bir gölge; an ongoing or lasting threat, “The lingering shadow of Sauron haunted Middle-earth.”

286
Q

The ties that bind

A

Bağlayan bağlar; strong connections, often familial or emotional, “The ties that bind the Fellowship kept them united.”

287
Q

Against all odds

A

Her şeye rağmen; despite great difficulty, “The Fellowship succeeded against all odds.”

288
Q

A moment of respite

A

Bir nefes alma anı; a brief rest or relief, “The company found a moment of respite in Lothlórien.”

289
Q

On the edge of despair

A

Umutsuzluğun eşiğinde; close to losing all hope, “Sam’s courage kept Frodo from falling on the edge of despair.”

290
Q

A glint of steel

A

Çelik parıltısı; the flash or shine of a weapon, “A glint of steel revealed the approaching enemy.”

291
Q

The call to arms

A

Silahlanma çağrısı; a summons to fight or defend, “The call to arms was answered by the armies of Rohan.”

292
Q

Shrouded in mystery

A

Gizemle örtülü; hidden or not well understood, “The ancient ruins were shrouded in mystery.”

293
Q

The weight of destiny

A

Kaderin ağırlığı; the responsibility or inevitability of fate, “Frodo carried the weight of destiny on his journey.”

294
Q

An unbroken spirit

A

Kırılmamış bir ruh; a resilient and determined character, “Despite hardships, Frodo had an unbroken spirit.”

295
Q

The strength of unity

A

Birliğin gücü; the power of collaboration and solidarity, “The Fellowship’s success relied on the strength of unity.”

296
Q

In the face of adversity

A

Zorluklara karşı; confronting challenges, “They showed bravery in the face of adversity.”

297
Q

To stand one’s ground

A

Kararlılıkla direnmek; to hold a position firmly, “Gandalf stood his ground against the Balrog.”

298
Q

An act of valor

A

Cesaret gösterisi; a brave or noble action, “Boromir’s sacrifice was an act of valor.”

299
Q

A test of will

A

İrade testi; a challenge to one’s determination, “Destroying the Ring was a true test of will.”

300
Q

Through thick and thin

A

İyi günde kötü günde; enduring through all circumstances, “Sam stayed by Frodo’s side through thick and thin.”

301
Q

An ominous silence

A

Uğursuz bir sessizlik; a quietness that signals danger, “An ominous silence fell over the battlefield.”

302
Q

A fleeting shadow

A

Geçip giden bir gölge; a brief and elusive presence, “Gollum was seen as a fleeting shadow in the distance.”

303
Q

The whispers of the past

A

Geçmişin fısıltıları; echoes or memories of history, “The ruins carried the whispers of the past.”

304
Q

To forge ahead

A

İlerlemek, yol almak; to continue despite challenges, “The Fellowship forged ahead despite the dangers.”

305
Q

At the crossroads

A

Yol ayrımında; at a critical decision point, “They stood at the crossroads, unsure which path to take.”

306
Q

A realm of wonder

A

Harikalar diyarı; a place of beauty and awe, “The elves lived in a realm of wonder, untouched by time.”

307
Q

A beacon of light

A

Bir ışık işareti; a source of hope or guidance, “Galadriel’s phial was a beacon of light in the darkness.”

308
Q

On borrowed time

A

Ödünç alınmış zaman; living with limited time left, “Frodo felt as if he was living on borrowed time after Weathertop.”

309
Q

The end of all things

A

Her şeyin sonu; the ultimate conclusion or destruction, “The destruction of the Ring marked the end of all things evil.”

310
Q

What’s the deal?

A

Ne oluyor?; asking for an explanation, “What’s the deal with Gollum lurking around all the time?”

311
Q

Hold your horses!

A

Acele etme, sakin ol!; wait or calm down, “Hold your horses, Merry! Let’s figure out where we are first.”

312
Q

Out of the blue

A

Hiç beklenmedik anda; unexpectedly, “Gandalf showed up out of the blue just when they needed him most.”

313
Q

I’m beat

A

Çok yorgunum; I’m exhausted, “After climbing all day, Frodo said, ‘I’m beat.’”

314
Q

That’s nuts

A

Bu çok saçma!; that’s crazy or unbelievable, “The Ring’s power over Gollum is just nuts.”

315
Q

Bite the dust

A

Ölüp gitmek, başarısız olmak; to die or fail, “Many orcs bit the dust in the battle of Helm’s Deep.”

316
Q

Piece of cake

A

Çok kolay; very easy, “For Legolas, shooting an arrow through a moving target was a piece of cake.”

317
Q

Hit the road

A

Yola koyulmak; to leave, “The hobbits hit the road early in the morning to avoid being seen.”

318
Q

Cram it

A

Kes şunu!; be quiet or stop talking, “Pippin, cram it before you get us into more trouble!”

319
Q

On the fly

A

Hızlıca, aceleyle; done quickly or improvisationally, “They made plans on the fly as the orcs attacked.”

320
Q

Make a run for it

A

Kaçmaya çalışmak; to escape quickly, “Frodo and Sam had to make a run for it when the orcs spotted them.”

321
Q

Shoot the breeze

A

Laflamak; to have a casual conversation, “Sam and Frodo shot the breeze while resting near the campfire.”

322
Q

On edge

A

Gergin, huzursuz; feeling nervous, “The group was on edge as they approached the gates of Mordor.”

323
Q

Cut to the chase

A

Sadede gel; get to the point, “Gandalf told Pippin to cut to the chase when explaining what he saw.”

324
Q

Big deal

A

Çok önemli bir şey; something significant, “Destroying the Ring was a big deal for all of Middle-earth.”

325
Q

In a pinch

A

Zor durumda, mecbur kalınca; in a difficult situation, “Sam used his cooking skills in a pinch to prepare a meal from scraps.”

326
Q

Play it cool

A

Sakin ol, rahat davran; remain calm, “Gollum tried to play it cool when Frodo caught him sneaking around.”

327
Q

Hang in there

A

Dayan!; don’t give up, “Sam told Frodo to hang in there despite the overwhelming challenges.”

328
Q

A close call

A

Kıl payı kurtulmak; a narrow escape, “Their encounter with the Ringwraiths was a close call.”

329
Q

Break it down

A

Açıklamak, basitleştirmek; explain simply, “Aragorn had to break it down for the hobbits about the dangers ahead.”

330
Q

In a bind

A

Zor durumda; in trouble or a difficult situation, “The Fellowship was in a bind when the Balrog appeared.”

331
Q

Go for it

A

Denemek, devam etmek; to try or proceed, “Frodo decided to go for it and take the Ring to Mordor.”

332
Q

What’s the catch?

A

İşin içinde ne var?; what’s the hidden problem, “Frodo wondered, ‘What’s the catch with Gollum’s offer to guide us?’”

333
Q

By the skin of your teeth

A

Kıl payı; barely succeeding, “They escaped the orcs by the skin of their teeth.”

334
Q

Bail out

A

Yardım etmek, kurtarmak; to rescue or abandon something, “Gandalf bailed them out just in time.”

335
Q

Make a scene

A

Olay çıkarmak; to cause a commotion, “Pippin made a scene when he touched the Palantír.”

336
Q

Keep your cool

A

Soğukkanlılığını koru; stay calm, “Aragorn told Legolas to keep his cool during the heated argument.”

337
Q

Come clean

A

Her şeyi itiraf etmek; to confess, “Gollum finally came clean about his plans to betray Frodo.”

338
Q

Out of line

A

Haddini aşmak; behaving improperly, “Saruman’s betrayal was completely out of line.”

339
Q

Get a grip

A

Kendine gel; to regain control, “Frodo told himself to get a grip when the Ring’s power overwhelmed him.”

340
Q

Off the hook

A

İşin içinden sıyrılmak; free from trouble, “Gollum thought he was off the hook after leading them to the Dead Marshes.”

341
Q

On your own

A

Kendi başına; without help, “Frodo realized he might have to face Sauron on his own.”

342
Q

Lighten up

A

Rahatla; to relax, “Sam told Frodo to lighten up after a long day of travel.”

343
Q

The last straw

A

Son damla; the final problem, “Gollum’s treachery was the last straw for Sam.”

344
Q

All ears

A

Kulak kesilmek; fully listening, “The Fellowship was all ears as Gandalf explained their next move.”

345
Q

A tough call

A

Zor karar; a difficult decision, “Sending Frodo alone was a tough call for the Fellowship.”

346
Q

Pull it off

A

Başarmak; to succeed, “Against all odds, Frodo pulled it off and destroyed the Ring.”

347
Q

Cut corners

A

İşin kolayına kaçmak; to take shortcuts, “They couldn’t afford to cut corners in preparing for the battle.”

348
Q

A blessing in disguise

A

Görünüşte kötü olan bir şeyin iyi çıkması; something that seems bad but turns out good, “Gollum’s guidance was a blessing in disguise for Frodo and Sam.”

349
Q

Burn the midnight oil

A

Gece yarısına kadar çalışmak; to work late into the night, “Gandalf burned the midnight oil studying the ancient scrolls.”

350
Q

The calm before the storm

A

Fırtına öncesi sessizlik; a quiet period before trouble, “The quiet in Rivendell felt like the calm before the storm.”

351
Q

On the same page

A

Aynı fikirde olmak; in agreement, “The Fellowship was on the same page about the need to destroy the Ring.”

352
Q

Actions speak louder than words

A

Sözlerden çok eylemler önemlidir; actions show intent better than words, “Boromir’s sacrifice proved that actions speak louder than words.”

353
Q

Break the ice

A

Buzları eritmek; to ease tension or start a conversation, “Legolas broke the ice with Gimli by complimenting his bravery.”

354
Q

A hard nut to crack

A

Çözümesi zor bir problem; a difficult problem or person, “Sauron’s defenses were a hard nut to crack.”

355
Q

Out of the frying pan into the fire

A

Yağmurdan kaçarken doluya tutulmak; escaping trouble only to end up in worse, “Escaping the orcs only to face the Balrog was out of the frying pan into the fire.”

356
Q

Bite the bullet

A

Zor bir şeyi kabullenmek; to endure something difficult, “Frodo bit the bullet and continued his journey to Mordor.”

357
Q

The ball is in your court

A

Sıra sende; it’s your responsibility now, “The ball is in your court, Frodo. Only you can carry the Ring.”

358
Q

A needle in a haystack

A

Samanlıkta iğne aramak; something nearly impossible to find, “Finding the entrance to Mordor felt like searching for a needle in a haystack.”

359
Q

Bury the hatchet

A

Barışmak, husumeti bitirmek; to end a quarrel, “Legolas and Gimli buried the hatchet and became allies.”

360
Q

By the skin of your teeth

A

Kıl payı kurtulmak; narrowly escape, “They escaped the cave troll by the skin of their teeth.”

361
Q

Don’t count your chickens before they hatch

A

Dereyi görmeden paçaları sıvama; don’t assume success before it happens, “Sam reminded Frodo: don’t count your chickens before they hatch.”

362
Q

Hit the nail on the head

A

Tam üstüne basmak; to describe exactly, “Gandalf hit the nail on the head when he said the journey would be perilous.”

363
Q

A wolf in sheep’s clothing

A

Koyun postuna bürünmüş kurt; someone who appears friendly but is harmful, “Saruman was a wolf in sheep’s clothing, hiding his true intentions.”

364
Q

At the eleventh hour

A

Son anda; at the last possible moment, “The Rohirrim arrived at the eleventh hour to save Minas Tirith.”

365
Q

Every cloud has a silver lining

A

Her şerde bir hayır vardır; something good can come from bad, “Sam believed that every cloud has a silver lining, even in Mordor.”

366
Q

Put all your eggs in one basket

A

Tüm yumurtaları aynı sepete koymak; to rely too much on one plan, “They couldn’t put all their eggs in one basket by trusting Gollum.”

367
Q

A double-edged sword

A

İki ucu keskin kılıç; something that has both good and bad sides, “The power of the Ring was a double-edged sword.”

368
Q

Kill two birds with one stone

A

Bir taşla iki kuş vurmak; to accomplish two tasks with one action, “Crossing the bridge killed two birds with one stone: safety and progress.”

369
Q

Bite off more than you can chew

A

Boyundan büyük işe kalkışmak; to take on too much, “Frodo realized he might have bitten off more than he could chew by carrying the Ring.”

370
Q

In the nick of time

A

Tam zamanında; just in time, “Gandalf arrived in the nick of time to save the Fellowship.”

371
Q

Let the cat out of the bag

A

Sırrı ifşa etmek; to reveal a secret, “Pippin let the cat out of the bag about the Ring’s location.”

372
Q

Throw in the towel

A

Pes etmek; to give up, “Despite the hardships, Frodo refused to throw in the towel.”

373
Q

Wear your heart on your sleeve

A

Duygularını açıkça göstermek; to show emotions openly, “Sam wore his heart on his sleeve when Frodo struggled.”

374
Q

The tip of the iceberg

A

Görünen kısmı; only a small part of the bigger problem, “The dangers they faced were just the tip of the iceberg.”

375
Q

Cross that bridge when you come to it

A

O köprüye geldiğinde düşün; deal with problems when they arise, “Frodo decided to cross that bridge when he came to it regarding Gollum’s fate.”

376
Q

Burn bridges

A

Köprüleri yakmak; to ruin relationships, “Saruman burned all bridges with Gandalf by betraying him.”

377
Q

A blessing in disguise

A

Görünürde kötü olan bir şeyin iyi çıkması; a hidden benefit, “The storm that slowed the orcs turned out to be a blessing in disguise.”

378
Q

Cut to the chase

A

Sadede gelmek; to get to the point, “Gandalf cut to the chase when explaining the mission.”

379
Q

Between a rock and a hard place

A

İki kötü seçenek arasında kalmak; facing two bad options, “Frodo was stuck between a rock and a hard place: trust Gollum or go alone.”

380
Q

Turn a blind eye

A

Göz yummak; to ignore something, “The guards turned a blind eye to the travelers passing through the gate.”

381
Q

Lay it on the line

A

Açıkça söylemek; to speak honestly, “Gandalf laid it on the line about the dangers of the journey.”

382
Q

In over your head

A

Boyunu aşmak; being involved in something too difficult, “Frodo often felt in over his head as the Ring-bearer.”

383
Q

Play with fire

A

Ateşle oynamak; to take unnecessary risks, “Pippin played with fire when he touched the Palantír.”

384
Q

The straw that broke the camel’s back

A

Bardağı taşıran son damla; the final burden that causes failure, “Gollum’s betrayal was the straw that broke the camel’s back for Frodo.”

385
Q

Turn the tables

A

Durumu lehine çevirmek; to reverse a situation, “The arrival of the eagles turned the tables during the final battle.”

386
Q

A shot in the dark

A

Tahmine dayalı bir girişim; a guess or attempt with little chance of success, “The map’s instructions were a shot in the dark, but they worked.”

387
Q

The pen is mightier than the sword

A

Kalem kılıçtan keskindir; ideas and communication are more effective than violence, “Gandalf’s wisdom showed the pen is mightier than the sword.”

388
Q

Don’t put all your eggs in one basket

A

Tüm yumurtalarını tek sepete koyma; don’t risk everything on one venture, “The Fellowship knew not to rely solely on Gollum’s guidance.”

389
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Honesty is the best policy

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Dürüstlük en iyi politikadır; telling the truth is always the best choice, “Frodo’s honesty earned him the trust of the Fellowship.”

390
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What goes around comes around

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Ne ekersen, onu biçersin; actions have consequences, “Saruman learned what goes around comes around when his treachery backfired.”

391
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Necessity is the mother of invention

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İhtiyaç icadın anasıdır; necessity drives creativity, “The Fellowship’s resourcefulness proved necessity is the mother of invention.”

392
Q

Where there’s a will, there’s a way

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İstemek başarmanın yarısıdır; determination leads to success, “Frodo believed where there’s a will, there’s a way, even in Mordor.”

393
Q

A friend in need is a friend indeed

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Dertteki dost gerçek dosttur; true friends prove themselves in tough times, “Sam proved a friend in need is a friend indeed.”

394
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Actions speak louder than words

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Sözlerden çok eylemler önemlidir; what you do matters more than what you say, “Aragorn’s leadership showed actions speak louder than words.”

395
Q

The grass is always greener on the other side

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Komşunun tavuğu komşuya kaz görünür; others’ situations often seem better, “Gollum believed the grass is always greener on the other side of the river.”

396
Q

Don’t count your chickens before they hatch

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Dereyi görmeden paçaları sıvama; don’t assume success too early, “The Fellowship learned not to count their chickens before they hatched.”

397
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Every cloud has a silver lining

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Her şerde bir hayır vardır; there’s a positive side to every bad situation, “Sam’s optimism showed every cloud has a silver lining.”

398
Q

Better late than never

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Geç olsun güç olmasın; it’s better to do something late than not at all, “Gandalf’s arrival proved better late than never.”

399
Q

Strike while the iron is hot

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Demir tavında dövülür; take advantage of opportunities quickly, “The Fellowship struck while the iron was hot during the battle.”

400
Q

Two heads are better than one

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İki kafa bir kafadan iyidir; collaboration is more effective, “Legolas and Gimli proved two heads are better than one during combat.”

401
Q

You can’t judge a book by its cover

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Dış görünüşe göre yargılayamazsın; appearances can be deceiving, “Frodo realized you can’t judge a book by its cover when he met Gollum.”

402
Q

A chain is only as strong as its weakest link

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Bir zincir en zayıf halkası kadar güçlüdür; a group’s strength depends on its weakest member, “The Fellowship depended on every member.”

403
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Many hands make light work

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Bir elin nesi var, iki elin sesi var; teamwork makes tasks easier, “The group proved many hands make light work during their journey.”

404
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All that glitters is not gold

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Her parlayan şey altın değildir; not everything that looks valuable is, “Gandalf reminded Frodo that all that glitters is not gold, especially with the Ring.”

405
Q

A picture is worth a thousand words

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Bir resim bin kelimeye bedeldir; images can convey meaning more effectively, “The map’s design proved a picture is worth a thousand words.”

406
Q

Rome wasn’t built in a day

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Roma bir günde inşa edilmedi; great achievements take time, “Destroying the Ring reminded them that Rome wasn’t built in a day.”

407
Q

Look before you leap

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Atlamadan önce bak; think before acting, “Gandalf often reminded Pippin to look before he leaped.”

408
Q

Beggars can’t be choosers

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Dilenci seçici olamaz; accept what is offered, “The Fellowship accepted whatever food they were given, knowing beggars can’t be choosers.”

409
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Don’t bite the hand that feeds you

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Seni besleyen eli ısırma; don’t harm those who help you, “Gollum learned not to bite the hand that feeds you after Frodo spared him.”

410
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Let sleeping dogs lie

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Uyuyan köpeği uyandırma; don’t stir up trouble, “Aragorn advised the group to let sleeping dogs lie and avoid unnecessary conflict.”

411
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Still waters run deep

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Sessiz atın çiftesi pek olur; quiet people often have profound thoughts, “Frodo’s silence showed still waters run deep.”

412
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Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today

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Bugünün işini yarına bırakma; act promptly, “Destroying the Ring reminded them not to put off until tomorrow what you can do today.”

413
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The early bird catches the worm

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Erken kalkan yol alır; being early leads to success, “The Fellowship often started early, knowing the early bird catches the worm.”

414
Q

Time heals all wounds

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Zaman her şeyi iyileştirir; pain diminishes over time, “Aragorn believed time heals all wounds, even for a broken kingdom.”

415
Q

Too many cooks spoil the broth

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Nimet çok olursa yemek bozulur; too many people involved can cause problems, “The Fellowship balanced their roles so too many cooks wouldn’t spoil the broth.”

416
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Practice makes perfect

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Pratik mükemmelleştirir; improvement comes through repetition, “Legolas’s archery proved practice makes perfect.”

417
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You reap what you sow

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Ne ekersen, onu biçersin; actions bring consequences, “Saruman’s betrayal proved you reap what you sow.”

418
Q

Make hay while the sun shines

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Güneş parlıyorken saman yap; take opportunities while they last, “The Fellowship made hay while the sun shone during the brief moments of peace.”

419
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When in Rome, do as the Romans do

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Roma’dayken Romalılar gibi davran; adapt to local customs, “The group respected elven traditions, following when in Rome, do as the Romans do.”

420
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The proof of the pudding is in the eating

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Pudingin lezzeti yemekte anlaşılır; results show the value of something, “The success of the mission proved the pudding’s eating.”

421
Q

A leopard cannot change its spots

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Huylu huyundan vazgeçmez; people rarely change deeply, “Sam believed Gollum’s actions proved a leopard cannot change its spots.”

422
Q

Don’t put the cart before the horse

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Arabayı atın önüne koyma; don’t act prematurely, “The Fellowship avoided putting the cart before the horse when making their plans.”

423
Q

When the going gets tough, the tough get going

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Zor zamanlarda zorlular harekete geçer; strong people act in tough times, “Aragorn proved when the going gets tough, the tough get going.”

424
Q

Birds of a feather flock together

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Tencere yuvarlanır, kapağını bulur; similar people stick together, “The hobbits proved birds of a feather flock together during their journey.”

425
Q

You can’t have your cake and eat it too

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Hem pastan olsun hem ye; you can’t enjoy two conflicting things, “Frodo learned you can’t have your cake and eat it too with the Ring’s power.”

426
Q

Middle-earth

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Orta Dünya; Tolkien’in hikâyesinin geçtiği kurgusal dünya, “Middle-earth was the setting for epic battles and legendary tales.”

427
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The Shire

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Shire; hobbitlerin huzur içinde yaşadığı diyar, “The Shire was known for its green hills and peaceful life.”

428
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Rivendell

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Rivendell; elflerin gizli vadi şehri, “Rivendell was a haven for travelers seeking wisdom and rest.”

429
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Mordor

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Mordor; kötülüğün hüküm sürdüğü karanlık diyar, “Mordor was the seat of Sauron’s power, filled with ash and fire.”

430
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The One Ring

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Tek Yüzük; Sauron’un mutlak gücünü temsil eden yüzük, “The One Ring had the power to corrupt anyone who possessed it.”

431
Q

Mount Doom

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Kıyamet Dağı; yüzüğün dövüldüğü ve yok edilebileceği tek yer, “Mount Doom was the only place where the Ring could be destroyed.”

432
Q

The Fellowship of the Ring

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Yüzük Kardeşliği; yüzüğü yok etmek için bir araya gelen grup, “The Fellowship of the Ring included members from various races united against Sauron.”

433
Q

Ringwraiths

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Yüzük Tayfları; yüzüğe hizmet eden, yaşayan ölü hizmetkârlar, “The Ringwraiths hunted Frodo relentlessly across Middle-earth.”

434
Q

Gollum

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Gollum; yüzüğün gücüyle çarpıtılmış bir yaratık, “Gollum’s obsession with the Ring drove him to betray Frodo and Sam.”

435
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Sauron

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Sauron; yüzüğün yaratıcısı ve Orta Dünya’ya hükmetmeye çalışan karanlık lord, “Sauron’s eye watched over Middle-earth from the tower of Barad-dûr.”

436
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Gondor

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Gondor; Orta Dünya’nın en büyük krallıklarından biri, “Gondor was the last stronghold of men against the forces of Mordor.”

437
Q

The White Tree of Gondor

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Gondor’un Beyaz Ağacı; krallığın sembolü, “The White Tree of Gondor stood as a symbol of hope and resilience.”

438
Q

The Balrog

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Balrog; Moria madenlerinde saklanan eski bir iblis, “The Balrog was a fearsome enemy, wreathed in fire and shadow.”

439
Q

Lothlórien

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Lothlórien; elflerin büyülü ormanı, “Lothlórien was ruled by Galadriel, a place of beauty and enchantment.”

440
Q

Andúril

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Andúril; Aragorn’un yeniden dövülen kılıcı, “Andúril, the Flame of the West, symbolized Aragorn’s claim to the throne.”

441
Q

Helm’s Deep

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Miğfer Dibi; Rohan Krallığı’nın güçlü bir kalesi, “Helm’s Deep was the site of one of the most epic battles in the War of the Ring.”

442
Q

Barad-dûr

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Barad-dûr; Mordor’daki Sauron’un kalesi, “Barad-dûr was an impenetrable fortress, home to the Eye of Sauron.”

443
Q

The Palantír

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Palantír; uzak diyarlardaki olayları görebilen büyülü taş, “The Palantír revealed glimpses of Sauron’s plans to those who dared to use it.”

444
Q

The Grey Havens

A

Gri Limanlar; elflerin Orta Dünya’yı terk edip Valinor’a yelken açtıkları yer, “The Grey Havens marked the end of the journey for many elves.”

445
Q

The Dead Marshes

A

Ölü Bataklıklar; ölülerin ruhlarının yüzeyde göründüğü bataklık, “The Dead Marshes were filled with haunting visions of fallen warriors.”

446
Q

Fangorn Forest

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Fangorn Ormanı; ağaçların yaşayan varlıklar olduğu büyülü orman, “Fangorn Forest was home to the ancient Ents.”

447
Q

Galadriel

A

Galadriel; elflerin bilgeliğiyle tanınan lideri, “Galadriel gifted Frodo the Phial of Light to aid him on his quest.”

448
Q

Phial of Light

A

Işık Şişesi; Galadriel’in Frodo’ya verdiği, karanlıkta yol gösteren büyülü nesne, “The Phial of Light shone brightest in the darkest moments.”

449
Q

Saruman

A

Saruman; başlangıçta bilge bir büyücü olan, sonra Sauron’un tarafına geçen kişi, “Saruman betrayed Gandalf and sought power for himself.”

450
Q

The Black Gate

A

Kara Kapı; Mordor’un ana girişi, “The Black Gate was heavily guarded, making any attempt to enter almost impossible.”

451
Q

The Ents

A

Entler; yaşayan ağaç varlıkları, “The Ents rose to defend Fangorn Forest against Saruman’s forces.”

452
Q

The Mines of Moria

A

Moria Madenleri; karanlıkla dolu bir yer altı krallığı, “The Mines of Moria were once a thriving dwarven kingdom.”

453
Q

Shadowfax

A

Shadowfax; Gandalf’ın süper hızlı ve akıllı atı, “Shadowfax carried Gandalf swiftly across Middle-earth.”

454
Q

Elves

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Elfler; uzun ömürlü, büyüsel bir halk, “The elves of Rivendell provided guidance and aid to the Fellowship.”

455
Q

Dwarves

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Cüceler; madencilik ve demircilik becerileriyle tanınan bir halk, “The dwarves of Erebor were masters of crafting and mining.”

456
Q

The Eye of Sauron

A

Sauron’un Gözü; Mordor’un her şeyi gören sembolü, “The Eye of Sauron searched tirelessly for the Ring-bearer.”

457
Q

The Rohirrim

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Rohirrim; Rohan Krallığı’nın süvari ordusu, “The Rohirrim rode valiantly into battle to defend their homeland.”

458
Q

The Nazgûl

A

Nazgûl; yüzüğe hizmet eden, ölümsüz kara süvariler, “The Nazgûl were relentless in their pursuit of Frodo and the Ring.”

459
Q

The Witch-king of Angmar

A

Angmar’ın Cadı Kralı; Nazgûl’un lideri ve Sauron’un en güçlü hizmetkârı, “The Witch-king of Angmar fell during the Battle of Pelennor Fields.”

460
Q

The Tower of Orthanc

A

Orthanc Kulesi; Saruman’ın karargâhı, “The Tower of Orthanc was where Saruman plotted his betrayal.”

461
Q

Shelob

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Shelob; Frodo ve Sam’i Mordor’a giderken tuzağa düşüren dev örümcek, “Shelob’s lair was a dark and treacherous place.”

462
Q

The Battle of Pelennor Fields

A

Pelennor Çayırları Savaşı; Gondor için verilen büyük savaş, “The Battle of Pelennor Fields decided the fate of Gondor.”

463
Q

Isengard

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Isengard; Saruman’ın hüküm sürdüğü kale, “Isengard was fortified by Saruman to wage war on Rohan.”

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