These Idoms/Espression/Preposion Flashcards

Question

ABP- **Formal Complaint Form**

Answer 1

**If you experienced any kind of bad thing about formal issues, you have rights which involves all manner complaints. All you need is the requirement you know it which will be used form.**

Answer 2

ABP- **Borca girmek,** ## Footnote **EXAM: We got into debt and had to sell out house.** * 1. She cited three reasons why people get into debt.* * 2. It's easier to get into debt than to get out of it again!* * 3. I did get into debt at one stage, but with actually working you can get your hands on anything really.* * 4. Never get into debt if you can avoid it.* * 5. It was unwise of you to get into debt.*

Answer 3

**to remove something that you do not want any longer:** **EXAM: She got rid of the car she hated and got another one.**

Answer 4

"You can get a tan with in the sun."

Answer 5

ABP- **Testify, Witness, Tanıklık etmek.** ## Footnote * 1. They were called to give evidence at the trial.* * 2. I was asked to give evidence at the trial.* * 3. It is required that I give evidence.* * 4. The woman went to court to give evidence against her attacker.* * 5. She had to appear in court to give evidence.*

Answer 6

"Lots of things could go wrong."

Answer 7

I want to grow my mustache.

Answer 8

* 1. Be careful if you have an accident I'll be liable.* * 2. Even a six-year-old can have an accident at night sometimes.* * 3. It's easy to have an accident just crossing the road.* * 4. She'll have an accident one day.* * 5. You'll have an accident if you carry on driving like that.*

Answer 9

* 1. Metaphors have side effects, although sometimes it is difficult to detect them until they have had a considerable influence upon us. 2. According to an article in The Economist the drug could have side effects. 3. Effective treatments for PDN are available, but many have side effects that limit their usefulness, and few studies have sufficient information on treatment effects on function and QOL. 4. These meds induce sleep and may help a person get seven to eight hours of shut-eye, but generally should not be taken longer than seven to 10 days and may have side effects.*

Answer 10

**Illegal file sharing is the process of sharing and distributing files illegally over a network or Internet. This includes the practice of distributing, selling or publishing copyrighted and protected content to the general public, usually over the Internet, or with a compact disk or external storage device.**

Answer 11

"I don't allow any kind of in danger." "I don't want to put my life in danger."

Answer 12

"In the dive cage you can watch them in safety." "If you can take all off neccessary precautions, you can sail with this boat in safety even if you are caught in a sudden storm. "

Answer 13

" We got into trouble at one point."

Answer 14

ABP- **Bir işe yatırım yapmak.** ## Footnote **EXAM: They won't invest in out business.** * 1 He doesn't invest in the arms industry on principle.* * 2 Now is a good time to invest in the property market.* * 3 I have decided to invest in a new car.* * 4 It's very short-sighted of the government not to invest intechnological research.* * 5 We've decided it's time to invest in a new computer.*

Answer 15

**a formal request to be considered for a job.** * 1. I am writing in connection with your recent job application.* * 2. Send a full CV with your job application.* * 3. If that job application doesn't work out I've got a couple more irons in the fire.* * 4. I am writing with reference to your job application.* * 5. Did you have any luck with the job application?*

Answer 16

**respectful of the law and obeying it:** **Similar words: abiding, libidinous, forbidding, riding, hiding, gliding, in hiding, presiding. Meaning: adj. 1. (of groups) not violent or disorderly 2. (of individuals) adhering strictly to laws and rules and customs.** * 1. This terrible crime has shocked all law-abiding citizens.* * 2. By and large, these people are peace-loving, law-abidingcitizens.* * 3. Such actions against law-abiding citizens will not be tolerated.* * 3. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.* * 4. Male speaker A lot of law-abiding youngsters may feel the way to get a holiday is to commit a crime.*

Answer 17

**a) if two people lose touch, they gradually stop communicating, for example by no longer phoning or writing to each other:** **EXAM: Have you ever lost touch with an old friend?** * "I’ve lost touch with all my old school friends."* * "They lost touch when Di got married and moved away."* **b) if you lose touch with a situation or group, you are then no longer involved in it and so do not know about it or understand it:** * "They claim the prime minister has lost touch with the party."* * "It sometimes appears that the planners have lost touch with reality."*

Answer 18

* 1. I'd like to make an appointment with Doctor Evans, please.* * 2. He would make an appointment with him to straighten out a couple of things.* * 3. I'd like to make an appointment to see the doctor, please.* * 4. Please contact my secretary to make an appointment.* * 5. I'd like to make an appointment with Miss Taylor.* * 6. I want to make an appointment for a cut and blow-dry.* * 7. I'd like to make an appointment to see Dr Pugh.* * 8. Call Mrs. Reynolds' secretary and make an appointment.* * 9. Did you make an appointment to see the doctor?* * 10. So, make an appointment at your family planning clinic or go and talk to your college doctor.*

Answer 19

**to use or enjoy something as much as possible:** * 1. She doesn't know how to make the most of herself .* * 2. It's a lovely day - we must make the most of it.* * 3. Make the most of this feeling while it lasts.* * 4. Hap-piness is the ability to make the most of what you have.* * 5. Charming and friendly, she will help you make the most ofyour visit.*

Answer 20

**an official piece of paper signed by a doctor saying that you are too ill to work or that you are completely healthy:** * 1. Pilots over age 40 must renew the medical certificate required as a condition of licensing every two years.* * 2. She even had a medical certificate to prove she was clean.* * 3. Professor Zhu put the medical certificate into the medical record.* * 4. Where the witness is ill it is advisable to send a medical certificate with the notice itself.* * 5. Remember, if you are sick for a second week, we shall require a medical certificate.* * 6. If you're sick you have to get a medical certificate.*

Answer 21

**A large company that operates in many different countries. A list (incomplete) of multinational corporations, also known as multinational companies and worldwide or global enterprises. These are corporate organizations that own or control production of goods or services in 2 or more countries other than their home countries.** * 1. The industry is dominated by five multinational companies.* * 2. Many multinational companies have substantial operations in this area.* * 3. Dutra, ideologically hostile to multinational companies for health and environmental reasons, wants farmers to go organic.* * 4. Multinational companies have often been accused of employing cheap labour in developing countries.* * 5. A handful of multinational companies dominate the economy.* * 6. The government therefore turned to multinational companies as potential suitors for Rover.* * 7. Multinational companies create, in effect, a global economy.*

Answer 22

ABP- **Unfortunately not. Nerde bende o şans.** ## Footnote * 1. The technician says no such luck.* * 2. Since it was Thanksgiving, I had no such luck.* * 3. The behavioral scientist has had no such luck.* * 4. I was rather hoping it would rain today and I wouldn't have to go on the walk, but no such luck.* * 5. The Defence Secretary announced that two regiments would be reprieved ... but no such luck for the Glosters*

Answer 23

**You have to park your car in the legal park. Otherwise, you have to pay a parking fine.** * 1. Park illegally, and you're likely to be ticketed.* * 2. I couldn't find a parking meter, so I decided to park illegally and risk a tow-away.* * 3. Councils will get sweeping powers to impose fines on drivers who park illegally.* * 4. A word of warning: be careful not to park illegally as your vehicle is liable to be towed away.*

Answer 24

ABP- **Convict, Adjuged.** ## Footnote * 1. The judge will pass sentence tomorrow after looking at all the reports.* * 2. The judge will pass sentence on the accused this afternoon.* * 3. The court is expected to pass sentence later today.* * 4. Judge Evans will pass sentence on the three men tomorrow.* * 5. The judge had 30 days to pass sentence.*

Answer 25

**an official notice fixed to a vehicle, saying that you have to pay money because you have parked your car in the wrong place or for too long:** **SYN: Pay a parking ticket** *You have to park your car in the legal park. Otherwise, you have to pay a parking fine.*

Answer 26

ABP- **Admit Guilty. Suçu kabül etmek** ## Footnote * 1. He was encouraged to plead guilty to the lesser offence.* * 2. Prisoner at the bar, do you plead guilty or not guilty?* * 3. He plead guilty and was fined $ 240.* * 4. He had decided, as advised, to plead guilty and proceedings had moved with dizzying speed.* * 5. Fisher has agreed to plead guilty to the charges and faces a year in prison.*

Answer 27

**The Public Bureaus sometimes want you a proof of address. Because they want to proved your address. On that times, you must fill this kind of form.**

Answer 28

ABP- **Hizmet sunmak.** **EXAM: The bank provides excellent service for all its customers.** 1. The venture aims to provide service for applications resulting from the merging of telecommunications and computing technologies, such as ISDN and viewdata. 2. E-learning operators provide service by way of adding fictitiously in the entity, they use to increase the value of the goods and service, and transmit the service or the products to others . 3. We provide service as property management, investment and hotel management consultant, etc. 4. Industry content models provide service definitions, proven data models and common services based on industry standards and best practices.

Answer 29

ABP- **Try too hard to get something and risk losing what you've achieved.** ## Footnote **EXAM: Hey, don't push your luck.** **Şansı zorlamak** * 1. but don't push your luck!* * 2. Just make sure that you don't push your luck too far.* * 3. But do not push your luck too far.* * 4. You lived to tell the tale this time but who knows how far you can push your luck.* * 5. You didn't get caught last time, but don't push your luck!*

Answer 30

Your objective must be to put on weight.

Answer 31

ABP- **College'i burnundan getirmek, okumak için çalışmak. Kendisini koleje sokmak.** ## Footnote **EXAM: She had to work weekends to put herself through college.**

Answer 32

ABP- **Krediyi geri ödemek. Repay a dept.** ## Footnote **EXAM: We repaid the loan from the bank sooner than expected.** *You should have been told that an endowment policy is not guaranteed to repay a loan.*

Answer 33

ABP- **Bir işi yönetmek.** * I ran a business for 20 successful years.* * 1. I think you can run a business to the highest moral standards.* * 2. Please teach me how to run a business.* * 3. He has no idea how to run a business.* * 4. They don't know how to run a business .* * 5. It will continue to run a business travel operation.*

Answer 34

ABP- **Have no more luck.** ## Footnote **EXAM: She believed that she'd run out of luck.** **Şansın tükenmesi** *Once I get on to a good thing I keep it going until I run out of luck.*

Answer 35

ABP- **to be spent or finished. Run low on cash: Nakidi tükenmeye başlamak.** **EXAM: I borrowed some money from my friend because I was running low on cash.** * 1. We're running low on milk - could you buy some more?* * 2. Stocks of coal are running low.* * 3. The plane was running low on fuel.* * 4. Food supplies are running low in the expedition team.* * 5. Stocks of food are running low.*

Answer 36

"It is exactly time to shave your legs."

Answer 37

* 1. They were far more likely to take medicine for the sheep which suffered from anthrax, toxaemia and fluke.* * 2. He sees no need to take medicine.* * 3. Does glycuresis take medicine since the insulin still is?* * 4. Is tumor inchoate and OK take medicine treat?* * 5. Take medicine when you get gripes.*

Answer 38

*We take temperature readings every two hours.*

Answer 39

"The organization took all the neccessary precautions."

Answer 40

**to spend enough time to do something well or carefully:** * 1. She didn't even take the time to wish me good morning.* * 2. Take the time to find the right spot to pitch your tent.* * 3. I don't think they take the time to sit down and think about all aspects of being a creative person.* * 4. Every move required the mover to take the time to register to vote, if so inclined.* * 5. Take the time to sit back and listen and establish a routine for yourself.* * 6. There was no need to take the time to beat up on the new pioneers.*

Answer 41

ABP- **The group of customers a company wants to sell a product to:** **the type of people that The companies aim to sell their products or services to:** ## Footnote * 1. We must decide on our target market, then zero in on it.* * 2. The prime target market, then, is seen to be pre-retirement.* * 3. You are not a target market.* * 4. Unfortunately, the target market also want to smoke at every available opportunity.* * 5. We need to identify the target market.* * 6. Our target market is young consumers who like trendy clothing.*

Answer 42

**the crime of paying too little tax:** ## Footnote * 1. These two shopkeepers are in prison for tax evasion.* * 2. The Government should act to curb tax evasion.* * 3. He is in prison for tax evasion .* * 4. He's been accused of tax evasion.* * 5. Watson was jailed for tax evasion.*

Answer 43

**the form on which you have to give information so that your tax can be calculated.** * . You have to fill in your tax return by tomorrow.* * 2. He filed a tax return but failed to remit what he owed.* * 3. Under the Forbes plan, filing a tax return might require only two calculations.* * 4. Inside was a spoof tax return with the usual warnings about false statements.* * 5. Even the math behind a simple tax return carries assumptions that are open to challenge.* * 6. I completed a tax return but heard nothing more.*

Answer 44

*Firstly you can treat mental illness.*

Answer 45

**You can use all of this procedures when you want to take Visa or Passport Application.**

Answer 46

ABP- **Say that you hope things go well.** ## Footnote **EXAM: I'm so nervous. Please wish me luck.** * 1. Well, here goes wish me luck!* * 2. Well, this is it! Wish me luck.* * 3. Wish me luck! - What for?* * 4. Agnes: Well, so long , copper . Wish me luck. I a raw deal.*

Answer 47

ABP- **If things go well. Hopefully.** ## Footnote **EXAM: with any luck, the weather will be good.** **** * 1. With any luck,they might make on the deal.* * 2. With any luck we should reach the coast before it gets dark.* * 3. With any luck, people searching for the real site may come across yours first.* * 4. With any luck the calendar finds a place on the kitchen wall and serves as a useful reference throughout the year.* * 5. Then, with any luck, the boss will start aligning himself with you.*

Answer 48

*I'll write a prescription for you, If you follow the divections, You'll soon be okey.*

Answer 49

**to be working or operating normally again:** ## Footnote Didn't you wonder whether she was back in business. 1. The band are back in business after a long break. 2. Nice to see Dave Hill's barber is back in business. 3. Stop Press: Liverpool is back in business. 4. Last week, Peron was back in business, with a few cosmetic changes. 5. The company was back in business. The weekly market is back in business after its winter break.

Answer 50

**Becoming greater or more numerous; increasing.** ## Footnote According to most of Turkish people, the expenses of the exportation will be on the rise next year. 1. Xenophobic nationalism is on the rise in some West European countries. 2. Police say that youth crime is on the rise again. 3. The numbers also demonstrate that intermarriage is on the rise.

Answer 51

**to be becoming less popular, important, powerful etc.** ## Footnote No one want to interest the topic of army which is on the way out relating to our country. There are encouraging signs that cold war attitudes are on the way out. The authentic Church is part of a Kingdom which is not on the way out, but on the way in.

Answer 52

**Sermaye piyasalarında hisse senetlerinin yükselecegine inanıldıgi, beklentilerin iyimser oldugu piyasaya BULL MARKET denir.** **Tam tersine piyasalarda karamsarlik hakimse ve düsüs yasanacagina inaniliyorsa, herkes hisse satmaya baslamissa, buna da BEAR MARKET denir.**

Answer 53

**To decline suddenly and by a large amount;** ## Footnote According to our graphical reports, your company ratio of profit will decline sharply 3 months later. Prices are expected to increase/decline sharply. Indeed, the Soviet Union continues to decline sharply in importance.

Answer 54

**Öyle yapmak bahsedilen seyi yapmak:** * 1. We do what we have to do so that we can do what we want to do.* * 2. I have no other choice but to do so.* * 3. It is the custom of foreigners to do so.* * 4. I will do so, if necessary.* * 5. It is my wish that you should do so.* * 6. It was hasty of me to do so.*

Answer 55

**Patlamanın tadını çıkart. An incerase in how popular or successful sth, or in how often it happens.** **A period of increased economic activity.** Ankaragucu Football Clup, which founded in the 1910, did not deserve to enjoy contunuing its losing streak boom in this season. Since then, China has enjoyed a remarkable boom.

Answer 56

**(=become more popular):** I liked your situation relating to gaining a popularity concerning speaking english. Small cars have gained in popularity as petrol prices have risen.

Answer 57

**to start talking about the subject to be discussed: (Asıl konuya gelmek/dönmek, Ana iş konusunu konuşmaya başlamak)** *If the introductions are over I'd like to get down to business.*

Answer 58

**Aksi takdirde, eger öyle degilse:** * 1. If not now, when? If not me, who?* * 2. If not so much silence, so why would we go to such a point.* * 3. If it blossoms, I will love; if not, give up. I just accompany u merrily for the sake of scenery not for you.* * 4. It was a warm day, if not exactly hot.*

Answer 59

**Eger öyleyse, Öyle olsaydi.** ## Footnote * If so - If you do dream this.* * 1. They think she may try to phone. If so, someone must stay here.* * 2. Is the book available, and if so where?* * 3. I might be away next week. If so, I won't be able to see you.* * 4. Did Luke sell them? And, if so , what happened to the money?* * 5. If so I'd like to put my name down for West Ham's lot, they're a bit tasty.* * 6. If so, the whole edifice so carefully reconstructed by Finnis is in danger of collapse.* * 7. If so, what happens when Buckingham Palace, Sandringham or Balmoral go up in smoke?*

Answer 60

**if a person, activity, style etc makes a comeback, they become popular again after being unpopular for a long time.** ***"It's a stubborn fact that Ankaragücü made a comeback from howling wilderness places which is the deep of second league."*** ***"If we had made a comeback, we would not have relegated last season."*** * 1. She's trying to make a comeback with her first album for twenty years.* * 2. Ripley looks certain to make a comeback and the Boro boss is ready to make one or two other changes as well.* * 3. But did he ever make a comeback.* * 1. The band's trying to make/stage a comeback.* * 2. Rab tried to stage a comeback.* * 3. an ageing pop star trying to stage a comeback.* * 4. They didn't admit they were defeated; they began to recruit and attempted to stage a comeback.*

Answer 61

**to make someone very frightened: (Dehsete dusurmek, tuylerini diken diken etmek)** * 1. His kamikaze driving made my hair stand on end.* * 2. The voice made Ah Duo's hair stand on end.* * 3. I told the boy a story that made his hair stand on end.* * 4. This was the kind of smile that made your hair stand on end.* * 5. The sight of the dead man made his hair stand on end.*

Answer 62

**make someone feel very uncomfortable or slightly afraid:(Tuyleri diken diken etmek, korkmak)** ## Footnote * 1. Just thinking about spiders makes my skin crawl.* * 2. Just the sight of him makes my skin crawl.* * 3. Her singing makes my skin crawl.* * 4. The ghost story made my skin crawl.* * 5. It made her skin crawl, the deference.*

Answer 63

Informal: ## Footnote **to be serious about doing something even if it involves harming someone.** *(1) This decision shows the public that we mean business. (2) I mean business, so you must be careful. (3) The border is guarded by troops who mean business. (4) And to prove we mean business, our members will stage a one-day strike next week. (5) They are shortly to realise that we mean business. (6) Don't think I am joking; I mean business. (7) Whichever it is, we mean business, I warn you. The border is guarded by troops who mean business.*

Answer 64

**- to not ask questions about a situation that does not involve you. To tell people in a rude way that you don't want them to ask about something private.** ## Footnote * Why don’t you just mind your own business and leave me in peace?* * I wish he’d mind his own business.* **- Sb was (Just) minding their own buswiness: Used to say that somebody was not doing anything unusual or wrong at the time when something unfair or bad happened to them.** *I was driving along, minding my own business, when the police stopped my car.* *Mainly humorously: Where have you been there? mind your own business!.*

Answer 65

Dizlerinin bagi cozulmak

Answer 66

**If something is not your business or none of your business, you should not be involved in or ask about in.:** ## Footnote *It was her business, she decided, to ask where the money came from. But this question was distracting for him. He said that It had been none of your business how she earned it. You should mind your own business.*

Answer 67

**a frightened or excited feeling:(içi ürpermek)** * At its most terrifying, his writing sends shivers up and down my spine.* * Whenever I hear that music, I feel a shiver down my spine.*

Answer 68

**if something sinks without trace, it fails quickly or no one pays attention to it:** Let's approve that Gaziantepspor declined sharply and sunk without a trace. *He made a few records, which all sank without trace.*

Answer 69

_poke/put your nose into something_ **- to try to discover things which do not involve you:** **- to become involved in something that does not concern you, in a way that annoys people.** * You’re always sticking your nose into my business.* * Why did you have to stick your nose in?* * I envy your time management skill. I could never find the time to stick my nose into other people's business like you do. (Zaman yönetimi yeteneğini kıskanıyorum. Burnumu senin gibi başkalarının işine sokmak için asla zaman bulamadım.)*

Answer 70

**Usually because you are cold, frightened or very emotional.** *When come out of the water, he was trembling with cold.*

Answer 71

**Become popular again with some changes.** **For example milkman. Now it's popular again but more modern version.**

Answer 72

**investments, products, or services that are out of favor are no longer popular with investors.** **to become unpopular : to lose support:** Even if Mehmet Yiğiner said that he had resigned from the president of Ankaragücü, actually, he was ridiculing with supporters of Ankaragücü as usual. All of this mock games caused that fans of Yiğiner was losed favor. * 1. Your stock could lose favor with WalJ Street and take a big slide.* * 2. When Charles I came to the throne, Calvert resigned, but he did not lose favor.*

Answer 73

**to talk to someone for a long time, especially about a problem, or to ask for something.** *You can always bend my ear , right?*

Answer 74

**Kamuoyu endisesi**

Answer 75

1. **to brag or boast about someone or something.** * “Stop spouting off about Tom. Nobody could be that good! Alice is spouting off about her new car.”* 2. **to speak out publicly about someone or something; to reveal information publicly about someone or something.** * “I wish you wouldn't spout off about my family affairs in public. There is no point in spouting off about this problem.”*

Answer 76

**Sirket Sponsorlugu-MARKETING the fact of a company supporting a person or an organization, especially by giving them money:** corporate sponsorship of the Olympic Games He was disappointed when his bosses declined to provide him with corporatesponsorship for running the marathon. an article on how small charities can obtain corporate sponsorships

Answer 77

**Point of selling Fast-Food products.**

Answer 78

**Medyada yer alma, Medya ilgisi.** **To take any place at the media, the interest of media.**

Answer 79

**Approval of product. To use any famous person at the advertisement of the product.**