Oculus and Xbox create virtual reality tie-up

Question 1

verb : to make someone less confident or make something weaker

ÜRKÜTMEK, ZAYIFLATMAK, BALTALAMAK, SABOTE ETMEK, SARSMAK

A series of scandals have ——-d people’s confidence in the government.

“The Microsoft deal with Oculus seems like a risk-free way to try and ——— Morpheus’ advantage,” commented Piers-Harding Rolls, a video games industry analyst at the IHS consultancy.

Answer 1

• UNDERMINE

Question 2

noun : ​ ​someone or something that is competing with another person or thing

RAKIP, RAKIBE

“With Facebook’s resources it has a huge head-start over —–s and its already delivered two iterations of its developer platform,” he told the BBC.

——-ry noun [C, U] ​: behaviour typical of ——s

REKÂBET, ÇEKIŞME, YARIŞMA

There is intense ——ry between the two teams.

Answer 2

• RIVAL

Question 3

verb : ​ ​to interrupt something and stop it continuing as it should

BÖLMEK, ARAYA GIRMEK, SEKTE VURMAK, ENGELLEMEK

He —–s other children and disrupts the class.

——-ion noun:

KESINTI

the ——-ion of services

——–ive adjective

ENGELLEYICI, RAHATSIZ EDICI

——-ive behaviour

“We consider virtual reality has the potential to be one of the most ——–ive technologies for a decade,” said Mr Wood.

Answer 3

• DISRUPT

Question 4

noun : the dividing line between two very different things:

doruk, uç

on the —— of adulthood

“You only have to look at the huge investments being made by companies like Facebook, Google, HTC, Sony and many others to realise we are on the —— of something huge.”

Answer 4

• CUSP

Question 5

verb : —— on ​ to encourage someone to do something or something to happen

TEŞVIK ETMEK, ÖZENDIRMEK, YÜREKLENDIRMEK

—–red on by his fans, he won the next three games easily.

Oculus’ head of development strategy Anna Sweet also announced a $10m fund for independent developers to —— on the creation of games for the platform.

Answer 5

• SPUR