B1 İngilizce kelime listesi
B1, “İngilizce konuşabiliyorum” denen eşiktir. İşte, okulda ve seyahatte fikrinizi söyler, deneyimlerinizi anlatır, basit metinleri rahat okursunuz. Her kelimenin yanında Türkçe anlamı, basit bir İngilizce açıklaması ve örnek bir cümle var.
Bu listede eşleşen kelime yok.
A
- abilityisimyetenek
The power or skill to do something well.
“She has the ability to speak three languages.”
- absolutelyzarfkesinlikle
Totally and completely, without any doubt.
“I am absolutely sure about this plan.”
- academicsıfatakademik
Relating to schools, education, and studying.
“He is focused on his academic success.”
- acceptfiilkabul etmek
To take something that is offered.
“She decided to accept the job offer.”
- accessisimerişim
The right or opportunity to use or see something.
“Students have free access to the internet.”
- accommodationisimkonaklama
A place to live, stay, or work.
“We need to find cheap accommodation for the trip.”
- accompanyfiileşlik etmek
To go somewhere with someone as a companion.
“Can I accompany you to the station?”
- according toedat-e göre
As stated or reported by someone.
“According to the weather forecast, it will rain.”
- accountisimhesap
An arrangement with a bank to keep your money.
“I opened a new bank account yesterday.”
- accuratesıfatdoğru, kesin
Correct and true in every detail.
“We need accurate information for the report.”
- achievefiilbaşarmak
To successfully reach a goal through hard work.
“She worked hard to achieve her dreams.”
- achievementisimbaşarı
Something very good that you successfully do.
“Graduating from university is a big achievement.”
- acquirefiiledinmek
To get something for yourself.
“It takes time to acquire a new language.”
- actionisimeylem
The process of doing something to achieve a purpose.
“We must take action before it is too late.”
- activesıfataktif
Doing a lot of things or moving around a lot.
“He leads an active lifestyle and plays sports daily.”
- actualsıfatgerçek
Real and existing in fact, not just imagined.
“What was the actual cost of the car?”
- adaptfiiluyum sağlamak
To change your behavior to fit new conditions.
“It is hard to adapt to a new country at first.”
- additionisimek, ilave
Something added to a group or thing.
“The baby is a wonderful addition to the family.”
- admirefiilhayran olmak
To respect and like someone very much.
“I really admire my teachers for their patience.”
- admitfiilitiraf etmek, kabul etmek
To agree that something bad is true.
“He had to admit that he made a mistake.”
- adoptfiilevlat edinmek; benimsemek
To legally take someone else's child into your family.
“They decided to adopt a dog from the shelter.”
- advancedsıfatileri
At a high or difficult level.
“This class is for advanced English students.”
- advantageisimavantaj
Something that helps you to be successful.
“Speaking English gives you an advantage in business.”
- adventureisimmacera
An exciting and sometimes dangerous experience.
“Traveling alone in the mountains was a great adventure.”
- advertisefiilreklam yapmak
To tell people about a product to sell it.
“The company uses social media to advertise its products.”
- affectfiiletkilemek
To produce a change in someone or something.
“The bad weather will affect our travel plans.”
- afterwardszarfsonradan
At a later time, after an event.
“We had dinner and went to the cinema afterwards.”
- agencyisimajans
A business that provides a particular service.
“I booked my holiday through a travel agency.”
- aimisimamaç
A purpose or goal that you want to achieve.
“My main aim is to pass the exam this year.”
- alivesıfatcanlı, hayatta
Living, not dead.
“The old tree is still alive after many years.”
- amountisimmiktar
How much there is of something.
“A large amount of money was spent on the project.”
- analysefiilanaliz etmek
To study something closely to understand it better.
“We need to analyse the data before making a decision.”
- angerisimöfke
A strong feeling of being mad or upset.
“He could not hide his anger after the unfair treatment.”
- announcementisimduyuru
Important news spoken to a group of people.
“The manager made an important announcement about the new schedule.”
- annoyfiilsinirlendirmek
To make someone slightly angry or bothered.
“Loud noises often annoy me when I am trying to study.”
- anxioussıfatendişeli
Feeling worried or nervous about something.
“She was anxious about the job interview tomorrow.”
- apologisefiilözür dilemek
To say sorry for doing something wrong.
“You should apologise to your friend for being late.”
- apparentlyzarfgörünüşe göre
Based on what you heard or read, seemingly.
“Apparently, the train will be delayed for an hour.”
- appearanceisimgörünüş
The way a person or thing looks to others.
“He cares a lot about his appearance before going to work.”
- applicationisimbaşvuru
A formal request for a job, school, or program.
“I submitted my university application yesterday.”
- applyfiilbaşvurmak
To formally ask for something like a job.
“She decided to apply for the marketing position.”
- appreciatefiiltakdir etmek
To be thankful for something or understand its value.
“I really appreciate all your help with this project.”
- approachfiilyaklaşım
To come closer to someone or something in distance or time.
“Winter is approaching fast, so we need warm clothes.”
- appropriatesıfatuygun
Right or correct for a particular situation.
“Please wear appropriate clothes for the formal dinner.”
- approvefiilonaylamak
To officially accept or agree with something.
“The board of directors will approve the new budget.”
- argumentisimtartışma
An angry discussion where people disagree strongly.
“They had a silly argument about who should wash the dishes.”
- armyisimordu
A large organized group of soldiers who fight on land.
“My uncle served in the army for five years.”
- arrestfiiltutuklamak
When police take someone to a station for breaking the law.
“The police had to arrest the thief last night.”
- aspectisimyön, açı
One part or feature of a situation or problem.
“Language learning has many different aspects to consider.”
- assistfiilyardım etmek
To help someone do something.
“Can you assist me with carrying these heavy boxes?”
- assumefiilvarsaymak
To think something is true without having proof.
“I assume you are tired after your long journey.”
- atmosphereisimatmosfer, ortam
The feeling or mood of a place.
“This cafe has a very warm and relaxing atmosphere.”
- attemptisimgirişim, denemek
An act of trying to do something.
“His first attempt at baking a cake was successful.”
- attitudeisimtutum
How you think or feel about something, shown by your behavior.
“You need to have a positive attitude towards life.”
- attractfiilçekmek (ilgi)
To make people want to visit or notice something.
“The bright lights attract many insects at night.”
- attractivesıfatçekici
Pleasant to look at or very appealing.
“They bought a house in a very attractive neighborhood.”
- audienceisimseyirci
The group of people watching a show or speech.
“The audience clapped loudly at the end of the concert.”
- authorisimyazar
A person who writes books or articles.
“J.K. Rowling is the famous author of Harry Potter.”
- automaticsıfatotomatik
Working by itself without human control.
“The supermarket doors are automatic and open as you approach.”
- awaresıfatfarkında
Knowing that something exists or is happening.
“Are you aware of the new rules in the office?”
- awfulsıfatberbat
Very bad or unpleasant.
“The weather was awful yesterday.”
B
- balanceisimdenge
A state where things are equal and steady.
“It is important to keep a work and life balance.”
- banfiilyasaklamak
To say officially that people must not do something.
“They decided to ban smoking in restaurants.”
- baseisimtemel
The bottom support or lowest part of something.
“The lamp has a heavy metal base.”
- basicsıfattemel
Simple and forming the most important part of something.
“I need to learn the basic rules of grammar.”
- basisisimesas
The reason or foundation for something.
“We meet on a regular basis to discuss plans.”
- bearfiilkatlanmak; ayı
To accept or endure a difficult situation.
“I cannot bear waiting in long queues.”
- behaviourisimdavranış
The way that someone acts or behaves.
“The teacher praised the good behaviour of the children.”
- beliefisiminanç
Something you think is true or real.
“She has a strong belief in hard work.”
- benefitisimfayda
A helpful or good effect from something.
“Regular exercise brings many health benefits.”
- besidesedatayrıca
In addition to or apart from something.
“Who else is coming besides you?”
- billfiilfatura kesmek
To send a request for payment to someone.
“The hotel will bill you for your stay upon departure.”
- bitisimparça, biraz
A small piece or amount of something.
“Can I have a bit of your cake?”
- blamefiilsuçlamak
To say that someone is responsible for something bad.
“Do not blame me for your mistakes.”
- blindsıfatkör
Unable to see.
“He reads books written for blind people.”
- blockisimengellemek; blok
A large solid piece of material or a city area.
“The office is just two blocks away from here.”
- boardisimtahta; kurul
A flat piece of wood or plastic, or a group of directors.
“The teacher wrote the new words on the board.”
- bondisimbağ
A close connection or relationship between people.
“They share a strong bond of friendship.”
- bookfiilrezervasyon yapmak
To arrange to have something like a ticket or room later.
“I want to book a table for two tonight.”
- bootisimbot; bagaj
A strong shoe that covers your foot and ankle.
“Put your muddy boots outside before entering.”
- botherfiilrahatsız etmek
To cause trouble or worry to someone.
“Sorry to bother you, but can I ask a question?”
- branchisimşube; dal
A part of a tree that grows out from the trunk.
“Birds were singing on the tree branch.”
- brandisimmarka
A product made by a particular company.
“What is your favorite clothing brand?”
- breathefiilnefes almak
To take air into your lungs and let it out.
“Open the window so we can breathe fresh air.”
- briefsıfatkısa
Lasting for only a short time.
“We had a brief meeting this morning.”
- broadcastfiilyayınlamak
To send out programs on television or radio.
“The match will broadcast live tomorrow.”
- budgetisimbütçe
The money you have available to spend on things.
“We planned our holiday on a strict budget.”
- burstfiilpatlamak
To break open or apart suddenly.
“The balloon burst with a loud noise.”
- buryfiilgömmek
To put a dead body or an object under the ground.
“The dog likes to bury its bones in the garden.”
C
- calculatefiilhesaplamak
To find a number or amount using math.
“Can you calculate the total cost of the trip?”
- campaignisimkampanya
A series of planned activities to achieve a goal.
“The political party started a new election campaign.”
- candidateisimaday
A person who is trying to get a job or position.
“There are three good candidates for the manager position.”
- capablesıfatyetenekli
Having the ability to do something well.
“She is a very capable engineer and solves problems fast.”
- capacityisimkapasite
The total amount that can be held or contained.
“The stadium reached its full capacity for the concert.”
- careerisimkariyer
The job or series of jobs you do during your working life.
“He wants to build a successful career in marketing.”
- cash machineisimbankamatik
A machine where you can get money using a card.
“I need to find a cash machine to withdraw some money.”
- causefiilsebep olmak
To make something happen, usually something bad.
“The heavy rain will cause traffic delays.”
- celebrationisimkutlama
A special social event or party for a happy occasion.
“We are planning a big celebration for their wedding anniversary.”
- centralsıfatmerkezi
Located in the middle of a place or system.
“The hotel is in a very central location in the city.”
- centuryisimyüzyıl
A period of one hundred years.
“Many things have changed over the past century.”
- ceremonyisimtören
A formal event for a special occasion like a wedding.
“The graduation ceremony starts at ten in the morning.”
- challengeisimzorluk; meydan okumak
Something difficult that tests your ability or strength.
“Learning a new language is a big challenge.”
- championshipisimşampiyona
A competition to find the best sports team or player.
“Their team won the national football championship.”
- channelisimkanal
A television station or a path for water.
“Change the channel, I want to watch the news.”
- chargefiilücret almak; şarj
To ask for money as a price for a service or goods.
“Do they charge for parking at this hotel?”
- chasefiilkovalamak
To run after someone or something very quickly to catch them.
“The dog started to chase the cat down the street.”
- cheatfiilhile yapmak
To act dishonestly to win or get an advantage.
“He tried to cheat on the exam by looking at notes.”
- claimfiiliddia etmek
To state that something is true without proof.
“He claims that he can speak five languages fluently.”
- classicsıfatklasik
Traditional and of high quality, not going out of style.
“She wore a simple black dress with a classic design.”
- clearsıfataçık, net
Easy to see, hear, or understand without confusion.
“The water in the lake is very clear.”
- cleversıfatzeki
Quick at learning and understanding things.
“It was a clever idea to solve the problem quickly.”
- clientisimmüşteri
A person who pays a professional person for services.
“The lawyer is meeting an important client this afternoon.”
- closesıfatyakın
A short distance away in space or time.
“My house is close to the grocery store.”
- codeisimkod
A set of letters, numbers, or symbols that gives information.
“You need a secret code to open this door.”
- colleagueisimiş arkadaşı
Someone that you work with in a company.
“I am going to lunch with a colleague from my office.”
- combinefiilbirleştirmek
To put two or more things together to make one.
“Mix the ingredients and combine them well.”
- comfortisimkonfor
A state of physical ease and freedom from pain.
“This sofa is designed for maximum comfort.”
- commentisimyorum
An opinion or reaction expressed in speech or writing.
“Many people left a comment on her online photo.”
- commercialsıfatticari; reklam
Related to buying and selling things for profit.
“The building is used for commercial offices.”
- commitfiil(suç) işlemek; bağlanmak
To do something illegal or promise to do something.
“He promised to commit his time to the new project.”
- communicationisimiletişim
Sharing information or ideas with other people by speaking or writing.
“Good communication is important in any relationship.”
- communityisimtopluluk
All the people living in a particular area or place.
“She is very active in her local community.”
- comparefiilkarşılaştırmak
To look at two or more things to see how they differ.
“It is interesting to compare the two cultures.”
- competefiilyarışmak
To try to win something or be better than others.
“Many runners will compete in the marathon tomorrow.”
- complaintisimşikâyet
A statement that you are unhappy or not satisfied with something.
“The hotel manager listened to our complaint politely.”
- complexsıfatkarmaşık
Having many different parts that are hard to understand.
“This math problem is too complex for me.”
- complicatedsıfatkarmaşık
Difficult to understand or deal with because of many details.
“The instructions for the new machine are very complicated.”
- concentratefiilodaklanmak
To give all your attention to what you are doing.
“I need quiet to concentrate on my studies.”
- concernisimendişe
A feeling of worry about something important.
“Safety on the roads is a major concern for parents.”
- conclusionisimsonuç
The final decision or result after thinking about something.
“At the end of the book, we reach a surprising conclusion.”
- confidenceisimözgüven
The belief in your own abilities or success.
“Public speaking helped her build more confidence.”
- confirmfiilonaylamak
To state or show that something is definitely true or correct.
“Please call the hotel to confirm your reservation.”
- conflictisimçatışma
A serious disagreement or fight between people or groups.
“The two countries are trying to avoid a military conflict.”
- connectfiilbağlamak
To join two or more things together.
“You can connect your phone to the speaker using bluetooth.”
- connectionisimbağlantı
A link or relationship between two or more things.
“The internet connection is very slow today.”
- conscioussıfatbilinçli
Awake and able to understand what is happening around you.
“He was injured in the accident but remained conscious.”
- considerfiildüşünmek, göz önüne almak
To think about something carefully before making a decision.
“You should consider all your options before quitting your job.”
- consist oföbek fiil-den oluşmak
To be made of certain parts or things.
“A healthy diet should consist of fresh fruit and vegetables.”
- constantsıfatsürekli
Happening all the time without stopping.
“The constant noise from the street made it hard to sleep.”
- constructfiilinşa etmek
To build something like a house, road, or bridge.
“They plan to construct a new park in the city center.”
- consumefiiltüketmek
To eat, drink, or use up something.
“Modern cars consume less fuel than older models.”
- contestisimyarışma
A competition where people try to win a prize.
“She won first place in the national singing contest.”
- contextisimbağlam
The situation or information that helps explain a word or event.
“You can guess the meaning of the new word from the context.”
- contractisimsözleşme
A legal written agreement between two or more people.
“Read the contract carefully before you sign it.”
- contributefiilkatkıda bulunmak
To give money, help, or ideas to a common goal.
“Everyone in the team can contribute to the project.”
- controlfiilkontrol etmek
To have the power to direct or manage something.
“It is hard to control your emotions when you are angry.”
- convenientsıfatuygun, elverişli
Easy to use or fitting well with your plans.
“Living near the subway station is very convenient.”
- convincefiilikna etmek
To make someone believe that something is true or right.
“She tried to convince her parents to buy a dog.”
- cooperatefiilişbirliği yapmak
To work together with someone to achieve a goal.
“The two companies agreed to cooperate on the new project.”
- copefiilbaşa çıkmak
To deal successfully with a difficult situation.
“She found it hard to cope with so much stress at work.”
- corporationisimşirket
A large business company with many offices.
“She works for a large global corporation.”
- costisimmaliyet
The amount of money you need to buy something.
“The cost of living is rising every year.”
- costumeisimkostüm
Clothes worn to look like someone else.
“He wore a pirate costume to the party.”
- councilisimmeclis, belediye
A group of people chosen to manage a town.
“The local council plans to build a new park.”
- countisimsayım
The act of finding the total number of things.
“We need to do a quick count of the boxes.”
- crashfiilçarpmak; kaza
hit something violently or make a sudden loud noise
“The car will crash if you drive too fast.”
- creativesıfatyaratıcı
Good at making new and original things.
“She has a very creative mind for art.”
- credit cardisimkredi kartı
A plastic card used to buy things now and pay later.
“Can I pay for my hotel room with a credit card?”
- crewisimmürettebat
A group of people working together on a ship or plane.
“The flight crew welcomed everyone on board.”
- criminalisimsuçlu
A person who has broken the law.
“The police caught the criminal after a chase.”
- crisisisimkriz
A time of great danger or difficulty.
“The company faced a financial crisis last month.”
- criticisefiileleştirmek
To say what you think is wrong with someone.
“It is easy to criticise, but harder to help.”
- crowdfiiltoplanmak
To gather together in a large group in one place.
“People began to crowd around the famous actor.”
- cureisimtedavi etmek
Something that makes a sick person healthy again.
“Scientists are looking for a cure for the disease.”
- currencyisimpara birimi
The system of money used in a country.
“You need to change your money into local currency.”
- currentsıfatgüncel
Happening or existing right now.
“What is your current address?”
- customisimgelenek
A traditional way of behaving in a culture.
“It is a local custom to remove your shoes inside.”
- cycleisimbisiklete binmek; döngü
A set of events that happen again in the same order.
“Water goes through a natural cycle of rain and evaporation.”
D
- dailysıfatgünlük
Happening or done every single day.
“Walking is a healthy daily habit.”
- dataisimveri
Information or facts collected for analysis.
“The computer stores all our important business data.”
- deadlineisimson teslim tarihi
The latest time or date by which something must be finished.
“I must finish this report before the Friday deadline.”
- debateisimtartışma
A formal discussion on a public subject.
“There was a long debate about the new school rules.”
- decadeisimon yıl
A period of ten years.
“She has lived in this city for a decade.”
- declarefiililan etmek
To announce something clearly and publicly.
“The government decided to declare a state of emergency.”
- decoratefiilsüslemek
To make something look more attractive with nice things.
“We need to decorate the living room for the party.”
- decreasefiilazalmak
To become smaller in size or amount.
“Sales usually decrease after the holiday season.”
- defeatfiilyenmek
To win a victory over someone in a fight or game.
“Their team managed to defeat the champions.”
- defendfiilsavunmak
To protect someone or something from harm.
“Soldiers are trained to defend their country.”
- definitesıfatkesin
Clear and certain, without any doubt.
“We need a definite answer by tomorrow morning.”
- degreeisimderece; diploma
A qualification given by a university after finishing studies.
“He holds a degree in mechanical engineering.”
- delayfiilgecikme
To make something happen later than planned.
“The bad weather will delay our flight.”
- deletefiilsilmek
To remove a file or text from a computer.
“Please delete that old photo.”
- demandfiiltalep
To ask for something strongly and firmly.
“The workers demand higher pay.”
- denyfiilinkâr etmek
To say that something is not true.
“He continues to deny the crime.”
- depressedsıfatdepresif, bunalımlı
Feeling very unhappy and without hope.
“She felt depressed after losing her job.”
- deservefiilhak etmek
To have earned something through good actions.
“You worked hard and you deserve this success.”
- desireisimarzu
A strong feeling of wanting something.
“He has a strong desire to travel the world.”
- despiteedat-e rağmen
Without being affected by something.
“We went out despite the rain.”
- determinedsıfatkararlı
Having a strong plan to do something.
“She is determined to pass the exam.”
- developfiilgeliştirmek
To grow or change into a stronger form.
“Reading helps children develop good skills.”
- deviceisimcihaz
A machine or tool made for a specific purpose.
“A smartphone is a very useful electronic device.”
- dialogueisimdiyalog
A conversation between two or more people.
“The book has a lot of natural dialogue.”
- digitalsıfatdijital
Stored or shown using computer technology.
“I prefer reading digital books on my tablet.”
- directsıfatdoğrudan
Going straight from one place to another without stopping.
“We took a direct flight to London.”
- disadvantageisimdezavantaj
A condition that makes things more difficult.
“Living far from the center is a disadvantage.”
- disagreefiilkatılmamak
To have a different opinion from someone else.
“I disagree with your idea about the project.”
- disappointedsıfathayal kırıklığına uğramış
Sad because something was not as good as expected.
“I was disappointed with the movie.”
- disasterisimfelaket
A terrible event that causes a lot of damage.
“The earthquake was a major disaster.”
- discountisimindirim
A reduction in the usual price of something.
“They offer a student discount on tickets.”
- discoveryisimkeşif
Finding something new for the first time.
“Scientists made an important medical discovery.”
- discussionisimtartışma
Talking about something with another person or group.
“We had a long discussion about the budget.”
- dislikefiilhoşlanmamak
To not like someone or something.
“I really dislike waking up early.”
- displayfiilsergilemek
To put something where people can see it easily.
“The museum will display old paintings next week.”
- distinguishfiilayırt etmek
To notice the difference between two things.
“It is hard to distinguish the twins from each other.”
- disturbfiilrahatsız etmek
To interrupt someone or make them stop working.
“Please do not disturb me while I am studying.”
- dividefiilbölmek
To separate into smaller parts or groups.
“Let us divide the cake into equal pieces.”
- domesticsıfatyerli, evle ilgili
Relating to the home or inside one country.
“Domestic flights are usually cheaper than international ones.”
- donatefiilbağışlamak
To give money or goods to help people.
“Many people donate clothes to charity.”
- doublesıfatiki katı
Made of two equal parts or twice as much.
“I ordered a double room at the hotel.”
- doubtisimşüphe
A feeling of not being sure about something.
“I have some doubt about his story.”
- dramaisimdrama
A serious play for theater, television, or radio.
“She loves watching emotional drama on TV.”
- dramaticsıfatçarpıcı
Very sudden and noticeable, or full of excitement.
“There was a dramatic change in the weather.”
- duesıfatbeklenen, vadesi gelmiş
Expected to happen or arrive at a certain time.
“The train is due in ten minutes.”
- dullsıfatsıkıcı
Not interesting or boring.
“I had a dull weekend at home.”
- dutyisimgörev
Something that you have to do because it is right.
“It is my duty to protect my family.”
E
- eagersıfatistekli
Very wanting to do or have something.
“The students were eager to learn new things.”
- economyisimekonomi
The system of how money and goods are made and used.
“The country is trying to improve its economy.”
- edgeisimkenar
The outside limit or border of an object.
“He sat on the edge of the bed.”
- editionisimbaskı
A particular version of a book or newspaper.
“I bought the Sunday edition of the paper.”
- effectivesıfatetkili
Successful in producing the intended result.
“This medicine is very effective for a headache.”
- efficientsıfatverimli
Working well without wasting time or energy.
“She has a very efficient way of organizing work.”
- effortisimçaba
Physical or mental energy used to do something.
“Passing the exam requires a lot of effort.”
- elderlysıfatyaşlı
Old or aging, usually used for polite description.
“He helps his elderly neighbors with shopping.”
- electfiilseçmek
To choose someone for a political or official job by voting.
“The citizens will elect a new president next year.”
- electionisimseçim
An event where people vote to choose a leader.
“Everyone is talking about the upcoming election.”
- elementisimunsur
A necessary or typical part of something.
“Trust is a key element in a good friendship.”
- embarrassedsıfatutanmış
Feeling ashamed or shy in front of others.
“I was embarrassed when I forgot my lines on stage.”
- emotionisimduygu
A strong feeling such as love, anger, or joy.
“Crying can be a release of strong emotion.”
- emphasisefiilvurgulamak
To show that something is very important.
“The teacher tried to emphasise the main rule.”
- employfiilistihdam etmek
To pay someone to work for you.
“The company plans to employ fifty more workers.”
- employerisimişveren
A person or company that pays people to work.
“My employer offers good health insurance.”
- emptyfiilboşaltmak
To remove everything from inside a container.
“Please empty the trash can before you leave.”
- encouragefiilcesaretlendirmek
To give someone confidence or hope to do something.
“My parents always encourage me to try new sports.”
- engagedsıfatnişanlı; meşgul
Having promised to get married to someone.
“They got engaged after dating for three years.”
- enjoyablesıfatkeyifli
Giving pleasure or making you happy.
“We had a very enjoyable dinner at the new restaurant.”
- ensurefiilsağlamak, garanti etmek
To make sure that something happens.
“Please check the lock to ensure the door is secure.”
- entertainfiileğlendirmek
To keep people interested and amused.
“The clown tried to entertain the young children.”
- entertainmentisimeğlence
Shows, films, or games that amuse people.
“There is not much entertainment in this small town.”
- enthusiasticsıfathevesli
Showing a lot of excitement and interest.
“The team was enthusiastic about the new project.”
- entiresıfattüm
Complete or whole, with nothing missing.
“She read the entire book in one afternoon.”
- equalsıfateşit
Being the same in size, amount, value, or status.
“All people should have equal rights.”
- errorisimhata
A mistake or something that is not correct.
“There is a small error in this calculation.”
- essayisimdeneme, kompozisyon
A short piece of writing about a particular subject.
“We have to write an essay for homework.”
- essentialsıfatgerekli
Extremely important and necessary for something.
“Water is essential for all living things.”
- establishfiilkurmak
To start or create a company, system, or organization.
“The company was established in 1995.”
- estimatefiiltahmin etmek
To guess the cost, size, or value of something.
“Can you estimate how much time it will take?”
- evaluatefiildeğerlendirmek
To judge or calculate the quality of something.
“Teachers evaluate students at the end of the term.”
- evidenceisimkanıt
Facts or signs that show something is true.
“The police found new evidence at the crime scene.”
- evilsıfatkötü
Morally bad, cruel, or harmful.
“In the story, the hero fights against evil forces.”
- exactsıfattam
Correct in every detail; completely accurate.
“Do you know the exact time of the meeting?”
- examinefiilincelemek
To look at something very carefully.
“The doctor will examine you in a moment.”
- exceptionisimistisna
Something that does not fit into a general rule.
“Everyone passed the test with no exceptions.”
- exhaustedsıfatbitkin
Extremely tired, having no energy left.
“I was completely exhausted after working all day.”
- expandfiilgenişlemek
To become larger in size, number, or scope.
“The business decided to expand into foreign markets.”
- expenseisimgider
The money that you spend on something.
“We need to cut our monthly expenses.”
- experimentisimdeney
A scientific test to discover or prove something.
“The students did an experiment in the chemistry lab.”
- expertisimuzman
A person with special skill or knowledge in a subject.
“She is an expert in computer technology.”
- explanationisimaçıklama
Details or reasons that make something clear.
“He gave a clear explanation of how the machine works.”
- explodefiilpatlamak
To burst loudly and violently with a lot of force.
“The bomb could explode at any second.”
- exportfiilihraç etmek
To sell goods to another country.
“Turkey exports textiles to many countries.”
- expressfiilifade etmek
To show or tell your thoughts and feelings.
“It is hard to express my feelings in words.”
- extremesıfataşırı
Much greater than usual; very high in degree.
“The region suffers from extreme weather conditions.”
F
- facilityisimtesis
A place or building used for a particular activity.
“The hotel has a great fitness facility.”
- factisimgerçek
A piece of information that is known to be true.
“It is a fact that the Earth orbits the sun.”
- factorisimetken
One of several things that cause a specific result.
“Price is an important factor when buying a car.”
- fairlyzarfoldukça
More than a little, but not very.
“The test was fairly easy for everyone.”
- faithisiminanç
Strong trust or confidence in someone or something.
“I have great faith in your abilities.”
- familiarsıfattanıdık
Well known to you because you have seen it before.
“That man's face looks familiar to me.”
- fancysıfatcanı istemek; süslü
Expensive, decorative, or of high quality.
“They went to a very fancy restaurant last night.”
- faultisimkusur, suç
Responsibility for a mistake or bad situation.
“It was not my fault that we missed the train.”
- favourisimiyilik
A kind act that you do for someone.
“Could you do me a huge favour?”
- featureisimözellik
An important or noticeable part of something.
“The new phone has a great camera feature.”
- feeisimücret
Money you pay for a professional service.
“The school charges a registration fee.”
- femalesıfatkadın, dişi
Being a woman or a girl.
“She is the first female president of the company.”
- fictionisimkurgu
Stories about imaginary people and events.
“I prefer reading science fiction books.”
- figureisimrakam; şekil
A number or an amount of money.
“Sales figures are higher this month.”
- fileisimdosya
A folder or computer document for storing information.
“Please save your work in this file.”
- financeisimfinans
The management of money and funds.
“He works in the finance department.”
- firstlyzarfilk olarak
Used to introduce the first point in a discussion.
“Firstly, we need to plan our budget.”
- flavourisimtat, aroma
How food or drink tastes in your mouth.
“My favourite ice cream flavour is chocolate.”
- flexiblesıfatesnek
Able to change easily according to the situation.
“My work hours are quite flexible.”
- floatfiilyüzmek (su üstünde)
To stay on top of liquid without sinking.
“Wood can float on water.”
- focusfiilodaklanmak
To give all your attention to something.
“Please try to focus on your studies.”
- foldfiilkatlamak
To bend something so one part lies on another.
“Can you help me fold the laundry?”
- followingsıfataşağıdaki, takip eden
Coming directly after something else.
“She left the following day.”
- forceisimzorlamak; güç
Physical power or strength.
“He opened the stuck door with force.”
- forecastisimtahmin, hava tahmini
A statement about what will happen in the future.
“The weather forecast says it will rain tomorrow.”
- formalsıfatresmi
Suitable for serious or official occasions.
“You need to wear a suit to this formal dinner.”
- formersıfateski, önceki
Existing in the past but not now.
“He is a former teacher at this school.”
- fortuneisimservet; şans
A very large amount of money or wealth.
“That luxury car costs a fortune.”
- forwardzarfileri
Towards the front or in the direction you are facing.
“Step forward, please.”
- foundfiilkurmak
To start or establish an organization or company.
“They founded the company ten years ago.”
- frameisimçerçeve
A border that surrounds a picture or window.
“I put the family photo in a wooden frame.”
- freedomisimözgürlük
The power to do what you want without limits.
“Everyone should have the freedom of speech.”
- frequentsıfatsık
Happening often or regularly.
“He is a frequent traveller to London.”
- frighteningsıfatkorkutucu
Making you feel afraid or scared.
“The horror movie was really frightening.”
- frozensıfatdonmuş
Turned into ice because of extreme cold.
“The lake is frozen in winter.”
- functionisimişlev
The special purpose or duty of something.
“The main function of the heart is to pump blood.”
- fundisimfon
An amount of money saved for a specific purpose.
“They raised a fund for the local hospital.”
- funeralisimcenaze
A ceremony for burying or burning a dead person.
“Many people attended his grandfather's funeral.”
- furthermorezarfayrıca
In addition to what was just said.
“The apartment is too small; furthermore, the rent is very high.”
G
- gainfiilkazanmak, elde etmek
To get something useful or an advantage.
“She studied hard to gain a good result in the exam.”
- gapisimboşluk
A space between two things or a difference.
“There is a big gap between their opinions.”
- gatherfiiltoplamak
To come together or collect things into one place.
“The family will gather for dinner on Sunday.”
- generationisimnesil
People born around the same time.
“Younger generations use smartphones for everything.”
- geniusisimdâhi
A person who is extremely smart or talented.
“Einstein was a scientific genius.”
- genuinesıfatgerçek, samimi
Real and exactly what it appears to be.
“This bag is made of genuine leather.”
- globalsıfatküresel
Affecting or including the whole world.
“Climate change is a serious global problem.”
- grabfiilkapmak
To take hold of something suddenly.
“He grabbed his coat and ran out the door.”
- graduallyzarfyavaş yavaş
Happening slowly over a long period of time.
“Her English is gradually getting better.”
- gratefulsıfatminnettar
Feeling or showing thanks for something.
“I am so grateful for your help.”
- greetfiilselamlamak
To say hello or welcome someone.
“The hotel manager stood at the door to greet guests.”
- growthisimbüyüme
The process of increasing in size or development.
“The company showed strong economic growth this year.”
- guaranteefiilgaranti
To promise that something will definitely happen.
“I can guarantee you will love this movie.”
- guiltysıfatsuçlu
Feeling bad because you did something wrong.
“He felt guilty for eating the last piece of cake.”
H
- handlefiilbaşa çıkmak
To deal with a situation or problem.
“She knows how to handle difficult customers.”
- hang outöbek fiiltakılmak
To spend time relaxing with friends.
“We like to hang out at the local cafe after school.”
- harmfulsıfatzararlı
Able to cause damage or injury.
“Smoking is harmful to your health.”
- headlineisimmanşet
The main title of a newspaper story.
“The news headline shocked everyone this morning.”
- heatingisimısıtma
The system used to warm a building.
“Turn on the heating because it is cold inside.”
- hesitatefiiltereddüt etmek
To pause before saying or doing something.
“Do not hesitate to ask if you need help.”
- highlightfiilvurgulamak
To make something more noticeable or important.
“The report highlights the need for better security.”
- hireisimkiralama
The act of employing someone for a job.
“The new manager is a great hire for our team.”
- honestyisimdürüstlük
The quality of always telling the truth.
“I appreciate your honesty about the mistake.”
- honourisimonur
Great respect or public regard.
“It is an honour to meet you.”
- horrorisimkorku
A strong feeling of fear or shock.
“He watched in horror as the car crashed.”
- householdisimev halkı
All the people living together in one house.
“Every household in the street received a letter.”
I
- identifyfiiltanımlamak
To recognize and correctly name someone or something.
“She could not identify the stranger in the dark.”
- identityisimkimlik
Who someone is or what something is.
“The police are trying to confirm his identity.”
- ignorefiilgörmezden gelmek
To pay no attention to someone or something.
“Try to ignore the noise and focus on your work.”
- illegalsıfatyasadışı
Not allowed by the law.
“Parking here is illegal.”
- imageisimgörüntü
A picture or photograph of something or someone.
“She saved the image on her computer.”
- impactisimetki
A strong effect or result on something.
“Technology has a big impact on our lives.”
- impatientsıfatsabırsız
Not wanting to wait for things.
“He is always impatient when driving in traffic.”
- implyfiilima etmek
To suggest something without saying it directly.
“What are you trying to imply?”
- impolitesıfatkaba
Not showing good manners to other people.
“It is impolite to speak with your mouth full.”
- importfiilithal etmek
To buy products from another country to sell at home.
“We import coffee from South America.”
- impressfiiletkilemek
To make someone feel admiration and respect.
“He tried to impress her with his cooking skills.”
- impressionisimizlenim
An idea or feeling about something or someone.
“She made a great impression at the job interview.”
- impressivesıfatetkileyici
Making you admire or respect it very much.
“The view from the mountain was truly impressive.”
- improvementisimgelişme
When something becomes better than before.
“There is a big improvement in your English.”
- incidentisimolay
An event, especially one that is unusual or unpleasant.
“Nobody was hurt in the minor traffic incident.”
- incomeisimgelir
The money you earn from your job or business.
“Their family has a low monthly income.”
- incrediblesıfatinanılmaz
Difficult to believe or extremely good.
“The sunset over the ocean was incredible.”
- indeedzarfgerçekten
Used to emphasize a statement or answer 'yes'.
“It was a cold winter, very cold indeed.”
- indicatefiilgöstermek
To show or point to something.
“The sign indicates that we should turn left.”
- individualisimbirey
A single person, considered separate from the group.
“Every individual has the right to speak freely.”
- influencefiiletkilemek
To affect how someone thinks or behaves.
“My grandfather influenced my choice of career.”
- informfiilbilgilendirmek
To give someone facts or information about something.
“Please inform us if your address changes.”
- initialsıfatilk
Happening at the beginning.
“My initial thought was to say no.”
- injuryisimyaralanma
Physical harm or damage to your body.
“He missed the game due to a knee injury.”
- innocentsıfatmasum
Not guilty of a crime or wrongdoing.
“The jury decided that he was innocent.”
- insistfiilısrar etmek
To demand something firmly and refuse to accept no.
“She insisted on paying for the dinner.”
- inspirefiililham vermek
To make someone want to do something great.
“The teacher inspired her students to read more.”
- installfiilkurmak (program)
To put a piece of equipment or software somewhere ready to use.
“We need to install a new air conditioner.”
- instanceisimörnek
An example of a particular situation.
“This is a rare instance of an honest politician.”
- institutionisimkurum
A large and important organization, like a bank or university.
“Harvard is a famous educational institution.”
- insuranceisimsigorta
An agreement where you pay money to protect against loss.
“Car insurance is mandatory in this country.”
- intelligentsıfatzeki
Good at learning, thinking, and understanding things.
“Dolphins are very intelligent animals.”
- intendfiilniyet etmek
To have a plan or purpose in your mind.
“I intend to finish this book by tonight.”
- intentionisimniyet
what you plan or want to do
“My intention is to finish university this year.”
- interestisimilgi; faiz
a subject you enjoy learning or talking about
“Photography is one of my main interests.”
- internalsıfatiç
located on the inside of something
“The company made some internal changes.”
- internationalsıfatuluslararası
involving more than one country
“She works for an international bank.”
- interruptfiilsözünü kesmek
to stop someone while they are speaking or doing something
“Please do not interrupt me while I am talking.”
- investigatefiilaraştırmak
to try to find out the truth about something
“Police are trying to investigate the accident.”
- investmentisimyatırım
putting money into something to make a profit
“Buying this house was a good financial investment.”
- involvefiiliçermek, dahil etmek
to include someone or something as a part
“The job will involve traveling abroad.”
- issueisimkonu, sorun
an important topic or problem to discuss
“We need to talk about this important issue.”
J
- judgementisimyargı
an opinion you form after thinking carefully
“I trust his judgement in business matters.”
- justifyfiilhaklı çıkarmak
to prove or show that something is right or reasonable
“How can you justify spending so much money?”
K
- keensıfathevesli
very excited and interested in something
“He is very keen to learn new languages.”
- keysıfatönemli, temel
very important or necessary
“Communication is a key factor in any relationship.”
- kindnessisimnezaket
being nice, friendly, and generous to others
“Thank you for your kindness and help.”
- knowledgeisimbilgi
information and understanding that you have learned
“Reading books helps to increase your knowledge.”
L
- labelisimetiket
a small piece of paper with information on an object
“Read the label on the box before opening.”
- lackisimeksiklik
when you do not have enough of something
“The plants died due to a lack of water.”
- landscapeisimmanzara
everything you can see when you look across an area of land
“The mountain landscape was breathtaking.”
- largelyzarfbüyük ölçüde
mostly or mainly
“His success was largely due to hard work.”
- latestsıfaten son
the most recent or newest thing
“Have you seen her latest movie?”
- launchfiilbaşlatmak
to start a new activity or put a product on sale
“The company will launch a new smartphone soon.”
- layerisimkatman
a sheet of material covering a surface
“You should wear a thick layer of clothes in winter.”
- leaderisimlider
a person who rules, guides, or inspires a group
“She is a natural leader in the office.”
- leagueisimlig
a group of sports teams playing against each other
“Their team is currently winning the football league.”
- leatherisimderi
material made from animal skin used for clothes or shoes
“He is wearing a black leather jacket.”
- legalsıfatyasal
allowed by the law
“You need legal advice before signing the contract.”
- leisureisimboş vakit
free time when you are not working or studying
“I like reading books in my leisure time.”
- licenceisimehliyet, lisans
an official document that shows you are allowed to do something
“You must have a driving licence to drive a car.”
- lifestyleisimyaşam tarzı
the way that you live your life
“Eating healthy food is part of a good lifestyle.”
- limitedsıfatsınırlı
restricted in size, amount, or time
“We have limited time to finish this project.”
- literatureisimedebiyat
Books, poems, and plays written with artistic value.
“She studies English literature at university.”
- loanisimkredi, borç
Money that you borrow from a bank.
“He took a loan to buy a new car.”
- locationisimkonum
A particular place or position.
“The hotel is in a great location near the beach.”
- logicalsıfatmantıklı
Making sense and following clear reasoning.
“That is a very logical way to solve the problem.”
- lossisimkayıp
The fact of no longer having something.
“The company reported a big financial loss this year.”
- loyalsıfatsadık
Always supporting your friends or country.
“Dogs are known for being very loyal pets.”
- luxuryisimlüks
Great comfort and expensive things.
“Living in such a big house is a real luxury.”
M
- mainlyzarfçoğunlukla
More than anything else; mostly.
“The museum is mainly visited by tourists.”
- maintainfiilsürdürmek
To keep something in good condition.
“It costs a lot of money to maintain this old house.”
- majorsıfatbüyük, önemli
Very important or serious.
“Traffic is a major problem in this city.”
- majorityisimçoğunluk
Most of the people or things in a group.
“The majority of students passed the difficult exam.”
- malesıfaterkek
Of or belonging to the sex that produces sperm.
“The male lion has a large mane.”
- mannerisimtavır
The way that something is done or happens.
“She has a very polite manner of speaking.”
- manufacturefiilüretmek
To make goods in large quantities using machines.
“This factory manufactures electronic parts.”
- marginisimkenar boşluğu
The empty space at the side of a page.
“Please write your notes in the margin.”
- markisimişaret; not
A small spot or a score on a test.
“He got a good mark on his history test.”
- massisimkütle
A large number of people or things together.
“Dark clouds gathered to form a massive storm.”
- massivesıfatdevasa
Very large and heavy.
“They live in a massive house by the lake.”
- masterfiilustalaşmak
To learn or understand something completely.
“It takes years to master a foreign language.”
- maturesıfatolgun
Fully grown or behaving like an adult.
“She is very mature for her age.”
- maximumsıfaten fazla
The highest possible amount or level.
“The speed limit is a maximum of 50 miles per hour.”
- meanwhilezarfbu arada
At the same time while something else is happening.
“Dinner is in the oven; meanwhile, let's set the table.”
- mediaisimmedya
Television, radio, and newspapers that share news.
“The story was all over the media yesterday.”
- medicalsıfattıbbi
Related to medicine and the treatment of illness.
“She needs immediate medical attention.”
- mentalsıfatzihinsel
Relating to the mind and thinking.
“Reading every day is good for mental health.”
- messisimdağınıklık
A dirty or untidy state of things.
“The children left their bedroom in a complete mess.”
- militarysıfataskeri
Relating to the armed forces of a country.
“He served in the military for ten years.”
- mineralisimmineral
A natural substance found in the earth.
“Water contains important minerals for our bodies.”
- minimumsıfaten az
The smallest possible amount or level.
“You need a minimum of 60 points to pass.”
- minorityisimazınlık
A smaller number or part of a group.
“Only a minority of students chose French.”
- missionisimgörev
an important job or task that someone is given to do
“The astronauts are ready for their space mission.”
- mistakefiilkarıştırmak
to think wrongly that someone or something is someone or something else
“I often mistake him for his twin brother.”
- mixtureisimkarışım
something made by combining different substances or things together
“The cake is a mixture of flour, sugar, and eggs.”
- mobilesıfatmobil
able to move or be moved freely and easily
“She uses a mobile phone to talk while walking.”
- moreoverzarfüstelik
used to add more information to what you have just said
“The apartment is too small; moreover, it is very expensive.”
- motivatefiilmotive etmek
to give someone a reason to do something well
“Good teachers try to motivate their students every day.”
- mysterioussıfatgizemli
difficult or impossible to understand, explain, or identify
“We heard a mysterious sound coming from the dark forest.”
N
- narrowsıfatdar
measuring a small distance from one side to the other
“The car could not pass through the narrow street.”
- nativesıfatyerli, ana dil
associated with the place where you were born
“English is not my native language.”
- nearbysıfatyakında
not far away in distance
“They live in a quiet neighborhood in a nearby town.”
- negotiatefiilpazarlık etmek
to discuss something to reach an agreement
“The company tried to negotiate a better price with the supplier.”
- neverthelesszarfyine de
in spite of that; however
“It was raining hard; nevertheless, they went for a walk.”
- nightmareisimkâbus
a very frightening and unpleasant dream
“I woke up sweating after having a bad nightmare.”
- nonsenseisimsaçmalık
spoken or written words that have no meaning or make no sense
“Don't listen to him; he is just talking nonsense.”
- normallyzarfnormalde
under normal conditions; usually
“I normally drink coffee in the morning.”
- novelistisimromancı
a person who writes long stories about imaginary people and events
“Orhan Pamuk is a famous Turkish novelist.”
- nowadayszarfbugünlerde
at the present time, compared to the past
“Nowadays, most people use smartphones instead of letters.”
- nuclearsıfatnükleer
relating to the energy produced by splitting atoms
“Some countries generate electricity using nuclear power plants.”
- numeroussıfatçok sayıda
great in number; many
“She has made numerous attempts to pass the driving test.”
O
- obeyfiilitaat etmek
to do what you are told to do by someone in authority
“Drivers must obey the speed limit on the highway.”
- objectisimnesne; itiraz etmek
a material thing that can be seen and touched
“He found a strange metal object on the beach.”
- observefiilgözlemlemek
to watch carefully someone or something over a period of time
“Scientists use telescopes to observe distant stars.”
- obtainfiilelde etmek
to get something, especially by asking, buying, or working for it
“You need a visa to obtain entry into the country.”
- occurfiilmeydana gelmek
to happen or take place
“The earthquake occurred in the middle of the night.”
- oddsıfattuhaf; tek (sayı)
different from what is normal or expected
“He wore an odd pair of shoes to the party.”
- offenceisimsuç; hakaret
an illegal act; a crime
“Stealing is a serious criminal offence.”
- officialsıfatresmi
approved by someone in authority or by a government
“This is the official website of the university.”
- operatefiilçalıştırmak; ameliyat etmek
to control the working of a machine or system
“Do you know how to operate this coffee machine?”
- opposefiilkarşı çıkmak
to disagree with and try to prevent something
“Many local residents oppose the plan to build a factory.”
- oppositeisimzıt
a person or thing that is totally different from another
“Hot is the exact opposite of cold.”
- optionisimseçenek
a choice between two or more things
“We have many options for our holiday.”
- organisationisimkuruluş
a group of people joined together for a business or goal
“She works for a large international organisation.”
- otherwisezarfaksi takdirde
if not, or in a different way
“Hurry up, otherwise we will miss the train.”
- outcomeisimsonuç
the final result of an activity or process
“We are waiting for the outcome of the meeting.”
- outdoorsıfataçık hava
happening or used outside, not inside a building
“I love outdoor activities like hiking and camping.”
- overallsıfatgenel olarak
including everything or everyone in total
“The overall cost of the trip was quite high.”
- overcomefiilüstesinden gelmek
to successfully deal with a problem or difficulty
“He managed to overcome his fear of public speaking.”
- owefiilborçlu olmak
to need to pay money back to someone
“I owe you ten liras for lunch.”
- ownerisimsahip
a person who legally possesses something
“The car owner left the lights on.”
P
- paceisimtempo
the speed at which something happens or is done
“She walked at a slow pace down the street.”
- panicisimpanik
a sudden strong feeling of fear and confusion
“There is no need to panic; we are safe.”
- participatefiilkatılmak
to take part in an activity or event
“Many students participate in the sports competition.”
- particularsıfatbelirli
specific, or more than usual
“Is there any particular movie you want to watch?”
- partlyzarfkısmen
to some degree, but not completely
“The delay was partly due to bad weather.”
- partnerisimortak, eş
someone you do business or share your life with
“They are business partners in a tech company.”
- passionisimtutku
a very strong feeling of love or enthusiasm for something
“Cooking is her biggest passion in life.”
- patienceisimsabır
the ability to wait or deal with problems calmly
“Teaching young children requires a lot of patience.”
- patternisimdesen, kalıp
a regular and repeated way something happens or is done
“We can see a clear pattern in their behavior.”
- paymentisimödeme
an amount of money paid, or the act of paying
“You can make your payment by credit card.”
- peacefulsıfathuzurlu
quiet and calm, without noise or fighting
“The countryside is very quiet and peaceful.”
- penaltyisimceza
a punishment for breaking a rule or law
“The football team scored from a penalty kick.”
- pensionisimemekli maaşı
money paid regularly to a person who has stopped working
“My grandfather lives on his pension now.”
- percentageisimyüzde oranı
an amount expressed as if it is part of a hundred
“A high percentage of students passed the exam.”
- perfectlyzarfmükemmel şekilde
in a way that is completely correct or without flaws
“She understood the instructions perfectly.”
- performanceisimperformans
how well someone does something, or a show for an audience
“The musicians gave a wonderful performance last night.”
- permanentsıfatkalıcı
lasting forever or for a very long time
“He finally found a permanent job in Istanbul.”
- persuadefiilikna etmek
to make someone agree to do something by giving good reasons
“I managed to persuade her to come with us.”
- phenomenonisimolgu
something that happens or exists, often hard to explain
“Gravity is a natural phenomenon.”
- photographyisimfotoğrafçılık
the art or practice of taking pictures with a camera
“He is studying photography at university.”
- phraseisimifade
a small group of words that express an idea
“Learn useful phrases before you travel abroad.”
- pileisimyığın
Things stacked neatly or messily on top of each other.
“There was a huge pile of clothes on the chair.”
- pityisimacıma, yazık
A feeling of sadness or sympathy for someone's problems.
“It is a pity that you missed the party.”
- plainsıfatsade
Simple, without any decoration or extra features.
“She wore a plain black dress to the meeting.”
- pleasureisimzevk
A feeling of happiness, enjoyment, or satisfaction.
“It was a great pleasure to meet you.”
- plotisimolay örgüsü
The main events of a story, movie, or book.
“The movie had a very complicated plot.”
- pointlesssıfatanlamsız
Having no purpose, meaning, or useful result.
“It is pointless to argue about this anymore.”
- policyisimpolitika
A set of rules or plans adopted by a government or company.
“The company has a strict policy against smoking.”
- politicalsıfatsiyasi
Relating to the government or public affairs of a country.
“They had a long discussion about political issues.”
- pollutefiilkirletmek
To make air, water, or land dirty and dangerous.
“Factories should not pollute the river with chemicals.”
- portisimliman
A town or city with a harbor where ships load and unload.
“The ship arrived at the port early in the morning.”
- portraitisimportre
A painting, drawing, or photograph of a person.
“The museum has a famous portrait of the queen.”
- positionisimkonum
A place where someone or something is located.
“She applied for a new position at the bank.”
- possessfiilsahip olmak
To have or own something.
“He does not possess a car or a house.”
- possibilityisimolasılık
A chance that something may happen or be true.
“There is a strong possibility of rain this afternoon.”
- potentialisimpotansiyel
Natural ability or capacity that can be developed.
“She shows great potential as a musician.”
- povertyisimyoksulluk
The state of being extremely poor.
“Many families live in extreme poverty in this region.”
- powerisimgüç
The ability or strength to do things or control others.
“The storm cut off the power to the whole town.”
- precisesıfatkesin
Exact and accurate in details.
“Can you give me the precise time of the meeting?”
- predictfiiltahmin etmek
To say that something will happen in the future.
“Experts predict that the weather will improve tomorrow.”
- pregnantsıfathamile
Having a baby developing inside the body.
“She is six months pregnant and feeling great.”
- preparationisimhazırlık
The process of making ready for something.
“The team is in hard preparation for the match.”
- presenceisimvarlık
The state of being in a particular place.
“Her presence at the meeting made everyone nervous.”
- presentationisimsunum
A talk giving information about something to an audience.
“He gave a brilliant presentation about the new project.”
- preservefiilkorumak
To keep something safe from harm or change.
“We need to preserve old buildings in the city.”
- pressureisimbaskı
A difficult situation or force that causes worry.
“He works well under pressure.”
- previoussıfatönceki
Happening or existing before the one you are discussing.
“I met him on a previous occasion.”
- prideisimgurur
A feeling of deep satisfaction in your achievements.
“She looked at her graduation certificate with pride.”
- primarysıfatbirincil
Main, most important, or first in order.
“My primary goal is to learn English fluently.”
- principleisimilke
A basic moral rule or belief that guides your actions.
“He refuses to lie because of his personal principles.”
- priorsıfatönceki
Existing or coming before something else in time or order.
“I cannot come because I have a prior engagement.”
- priorityisimöncelik
Something that is more important than other things.
“Finishing this report is my top priority today.”
- privatesıfatözel
Not public or general; belonging to a specific person.
“This is a private conversation, please leave.”
- procedureisimprosedür
A correct way of doing something step by step.
“You must follow the safety procedure in the lab.”
- processisimsüreç
A series of actions taken to achieve a result.
“Learning a new language is a long process.”
- professionisimmeslek
A job that needs special training and education.
“Nursing is a very respected profession.”
- profitisimkâr
Money that you make in business after paying costs.
“The company made a big profit this year.”
- progressisimilerleme
Movement forward or improvement over time.
“I am happy with your progress in English.”
- prohibitfiilyasaklamak
To officially stop people from doing something.
“The school rules prohibit smoking on campus.”
- promotefiiltanıtmak; terfi ettirmek
To help something grow or give someone a higher job.
“They decided to promote him to manager.”
- proofisimkanıt
Information or facts that show something is true.
“Do you have proof that he stole the car?”
- propersıfatuygun
Right, suitable, or correct for a situation.
“Please wear proper shoes for the hike.”
- propertyisimmülk
Something that belongs to someone, like land or a house.
“You cannot walk here because it is private property.”
- proportionisimoran
A part or share of a whole amount.
“A large proportion of the students passed the test.”
- proposalisimöneri
A formal plan or suggestion put forward for consideration.
“The board accepted his business proposal.”
- prospectisimolasılık
The possibility that something will happen in the future.
“The prospect of finding a new job excited her.”
- protestisimprotesto
An event where people show they strongly disagree with something.
“Workers joined the protest against low wages.”
- provefiilkanıtlamak
To show that something is definitely true using facts.
“The police need to prove that he is guilty.”
- publishfiilyayımlamak
To prepare and print a book or article for sale.
“She hopes to publish her novel next year.”
- puresıfatsaf
Not mixed or dirty with anything else.
“This ring is made of pure gold.”
- pursuefiilpeşinden gitmek
To follow or try to achieve something over time.
“He decided to pursue a career in medicine.”
Q
- qualificationisimyeterlilik, diploma
An exam passed or skill gained for a job.
“A university degree is a basic qualification for this job.”
- qualifyfiilhak kazanmak
To reach the standard needed to do something.
“She worked hard to qualify as a lawyer.”
- quantityisimmiktar
An amount or number of something.
“We need to buy food in large quantity for the party.”
- quitfiilbırakmak
To stop doing something or leave a job.
“He decided to quit smoking for his health.”
- quotefiilalıntı yapmak
To repeat the exact words that someone else said.
“The teacher liked to quote famous writers.”
R
- rangeisimaralık, yelpaze
A variety of different things within limits.
“The store offers a wide range of products.”
- rankisimsıralama
A position in a list, group, or organization.
“He rose to the rank of captain in the army.”
- rapidsıfathızlı
Happening very quickly in a short time.
“The city has seen rapid growth recently.”
- rateisimoran
The speed or number of times something happens.
“The car was traveling at a high rate of speed.”
- rawsıfatçiğ
Not cooked or in a natural, unprocessed state.
“Sushi is made with raw fish and rice.”
- reactionisimtepki
what you do or say because of something else
“His reaction to the news was very surprising.”
- reasonablesıfatmakul
fair and based on good sense
“The price of this computer is quite reasonable.”
- recallfiilhatırlamak
to bring a fact back into your mind
“I cannot recall where I left my keys.”
- recognisefiiltanımak
to know someone or something because you saw them before
“I didn't recognise her because she changed her hair.”
- recoverfiiliyileşmek
to become well again after being sick or hurt
“It took him two weeks to recover from the flu.”
- referfiilatıfta bulunmak
to look at something for information or mention someone
“Please refer to the map if you get lost.”
- reflectfiilyansıtmak
to show an image in a mirror or water
“The calm lake can reflect the mountains.”
- reformfiilreform
to make changes to a system to improve it
“The government plans to reform the education system.”
- regardfiilsaymak, görmek
to think of someone or something in a specific way
“People regard him as one of the best doctors.”
- regretfiilpişman olmak
to feel sorry about something you did
“I regret saying those unkind words to her.”
- regularsıfatdüzenli
happening again and again at the same time
“Try to get into a regular sleeping habit.”
- rejectfiilreddetmek
to refuse to accept or agree with something
“The company decided to reject my job application.”
- releasefiilserbest bırakmak; yayınlamak
to let someone or something go free
“The band will release a new album next month.”
- relevantsıfatilgili
directly connected to the subject you are discussing
“Please give me only relevant information.”
- reliablesıfatgüvenilir
able to be trusted or depended upon
“My car is old, but it is still very reliable.”
- reliefisimrahatlama
a happy feeling when something bad stops or does not happen
“It was such a relief to finish the hard exam.”
- rely onöbek fiilgüvenmek
to need someone or something for support or help
“You can always rely on my help.”
- remainfiilkalmak
to stay in the same place or condition
“Please remain seated until the plane stops.”
- remarkisimsöz, yorum
something that you say to express an opinion
“His rude remark made everyone quiet.”
- remotesıfatuzak
far away from cities and places where people live
“They live in a remote village in the mountains.”
- replacefiilyerine koymak
to put a new thing in the place of an old one
“I need to replace my broken phone.”
- representfiiltemsil etmek
to speak or act officially for another person or group
“She will represent our school at the meeting.”
- reputationisimitibar
the opinion that people have about someone or something
“The hotel has a bad reputation for service.”
- requestisimrica, talep
an polite act of asking for something
“We received a special request for a table by the window.”
- requirefiilgerektirmek
to need something for a specific purpose
“This job requires good computer skills.”
- residentisimsakin (kişi)
a person who lives in a particular place
“Local residents were unhappy about the new park rules.”
- resolvefiilçözmek
to find a solution to a problem
“They managed to resolve their argument peacefully.”
- resourceisimkaynak
something that a country or person has and can use
“Water is a very important natural resource.”
- respectisimsaygı
a good opinion of someone's character or ideas
“Children should show respect to their elders.”
- respondfiilyanıt vermek
to say or do something as an answer
“Please respond to my email by tomorrow.”
- responsiblesıfatsorumlu
Having the duty to take care of something or someone.
“Parents are responsible for their children.”
- restorefiilonarmak
To bring something back to its original good condition.
“They want to restore the old historic building.”
- restrictfiilkısıtlamak
To put a limit on something so it cannot grow.
“The new law will restrict the use of cars.”
- retirefiilemekli olmak
To stop working permanently because you reached a certain age.
“My father plans to retire next year.”
- revealfiilaçığa çıkarmak
To show something that was hidden or secret before.
“She did not want to reveal her plans.”
- revenueisimgelir
The money that a company or government receives regularly.
“The small shop has high revenue during summer.”
- rewardisimödül
Something good given to you because you did something well.
“The police offered a reward for finding the lost dog.”
- rhythmisimritim
A strong regular repeated pattern of sounds or movements.
“I love the upbeat rhythm of this song.”
- robfiilsoymak
To steal money or property from a person or place.
“Someone tried to rob the bank downtown.”
- roughsıfatpürüzlü; kaba
Not smooth to touch or not gentle in actions.
“The surface of the stone is very rough.”
- royalsıfatkraliyet
Connected to a king or queen and their family.
“The royal family lives in a large palace.”
- rudesıfatkaba
Not polite and lacking respect for other people.
“It is rude to speak loudly on the phone.”
- ruinfiilmahvetmek
To spoil or destroy something completely.
“The heavy rain will ruin our picnic.”
- ruralsıfatkırsal
Connected to the countryside rather than the city.
“They live in a quiet rural area.”
S
- sacrificefiilfedakârlık
To give up something important for something else.
“She had to sacrifice her free time to study.”
- safetyisimgüvenlik
The state of being protected from danger or harm.
“Always check your seatbelt for your own safety.”
- sampleisimörnek
A small amount of something given to try.
“The shop gave me a free coffee sample.”
- satisfyfiiltatmin etmek
To make someone happy by giving what they need.
“This big meal will easily satisfy my hunger.”
- scaleisimölçek
The size or extent of something, or a device for weight.
“The project is on a very large scale.”
- schemeisimplan, program
An official plan or system for doing something.
“The city introduced a new recycling scheme.”
- screamfiilçığlık atmak
To cry out in a loud voice because of fear.
“The children began to scream on the roller coaster.”
- securityisimgüvenlik
The protection of a person, building, or country from danger.
“Airport security checks every bag carefully.”
- seekfiilaramak
To try to find or get something.
“Many students seek advice from their teachers.”
- selectfiilseçmek
To choose one or more things from a group.
“Please select a color for your new car.”
- seniorsıfatkıdemli
Higher in rank or older in age than others.
“She is a senior manager at the company.”
- senseisimhis; anlam
A physical ability like sight, hearing, touch, taste, or smell.
“Dogs have a very strong sense of smell.”
- sensiblesıfatmantıklı
Showing good judgment and practical thinking.
“Wearing a warm coat in winter is a sensible idea.”
- sensitivesıfathassas
Easily hurt or affected by things around you.
“He has very sensitive skin and cannot stay in the sun.”
- separatesıfatayrı; ayırmak
Not joined or connected to anything else; apart.
“They live in two separate houses.”
- sequenceisimsıra
A particular order in which events or things follow each other.
“Follow the correct sequence to solve the puzzle.”
- seriesisimdizi
Several similar events or things happening one after another.
“She watched a whole series on TV last weekend.”
- sessionisimoturum
A period of time used for a specific activity.
“The therapy session lasted for one hour.”
- settlefiilyerleşmek
To move to a place and live there permanently.
“They decided to settle in a quiet coastal town.”
- severesıfatşiddetli
Very extreme, serious, or harmful.
“The storm caused severe damage to many houses.”
- shadeisimgölge
An area protected from direct bright sunlight.
“We sat under the shade of a large tree.”
- shelterisimbarınak
A place that gives protection from bad weather or danger.
“They found shelter from the heavy rain under a roof.”
- shiftfiilvardiya; değişmek
To move slightly or change position.
“She tried to shift her weight to the other foot.”
- shortageisimkıtlık
A situation when there is not enough of something.
“There is a water shortage in the dry region.”
- significantsıfatönemli
Important enough to be noticed or have an effect.
“There was a significant increase in sales this month.”
- silentsıfatsessiz
Making no sound or completely quiet.
“The library must be kept silent during study hours.”
- sinceresıfatiçten
Honest and expressing true feelings without pretending.
“He gave a sincere apology for his mistake.”
- siteisimalan, site
A place where a building or event is located.
“They visited the historical site of the ancient city.”
- situationisimdurum
The set of conditions happening at a certain time.
“We need to handle this difficult situation carefully.”
- slightsıfathafif
Small in degree, amount, or size.
“I felt a slight pain in my left arm.”
- smoothsıfatpürüzsüz
Having a flat and even surface with no lumps.
“The baby's skin is very soft and smooth.”
- solidsıfatkatı, sağlam
Firm and hard, not liquid or gas.
“Ice is the solid form of water.”
- somewhatzarfbiraz
To some degree or a little bit.
“The weather today is somewhat colder than yesterday.”
- sourceisimkaynak
Where something begins or comes from.
“Sunlight is the main source of energy for plants.”
- specificsıfatbelirli
Clear, exact, and detailed.
“Can you give me a specific example of your idea?”
- spreadfiilyaymak
To cover a larger area or open wider.
“Butter is easy to spread on warm toast.”
- stablesıfatistikrarlı
Firmly fixed and not likely to move or change.
“Make sure the ladder is stable before climbing.”
- standardisimstandart
A level of quality used as a measure.
“This hotel offers a high standard of service.”
- statementisimaçıklama, ifade
Something that you say or write officially.
“The police asked him to make a statement.”
- statisticsisimistatistik
Information shown in numbers about a subject.
“The report includes useful statistics on tourism.”
- statusisimstatü
The social or professional position of someone.
“He worked hard to improve his status in the company.”
- steadysıfatistikrarlı
Happening in a smooth, regular, and continuous way.
“The car drove at a steady speed on the highway.”
- stickfiilyapıştırmak
To attach something to a surface using glue.
“She used tape to stick the poster to the wall.”
- stockisimstok
The amount of goods available in a shop.
“The supermarket has run out of stock for that item.”
- strategyisimstrateji
A detailed plan for achieving success over time.
“The company created a new marketing strategy.”
- strengthisimgüç
The physical or mental power that someone has.
“ Lifting heavy weights helps build muscle strength.”
- stretchfiilgermek
to make your body or arms longer and straight.
“I like to stretch every morning after waking up.”
- structureisimyapı
the way that something is built or organized.
“The old bridge has a very strong metal structure.”
- strugglefiilmücadele etmek
to try very hard to do a difficult thing.
“Many students struggle with English grammar rules.”
- stuffisimşey, eşya
various objects or things without naming them directly.
“Put your personal stuff in this box.”
- styleisimtarz
a particular way of doing, designing, or dressing.
“I really like her modern fashion style.”
- sufferfiilacı çekmek
to feel pain or experience something very bad.
“He suffers from bad headaches every winter.”
- sufficientsıfatyeterli
enough for a particular purpose.
“We have sufficient food for the weekend trip.”
- suitablesıfatuygun
right or acceptable for a specific purpose.
“This movie is not suitable for young children.”
- summaryisimözet
a short statement giving only the main points.
“Can you write a brief summary of the book?”
- supplyfiiltedarik etmek
to give or provide something that people need.
“The company will supply all necessary equipment.”
- surroundfiilçevrelemek
to be all around something on every side.
“Tall green trees surround our family house.”
- surveyisimanket
a set of questions to find out people's opinions.
“We conducted a customer survey about our service.”
- suspectfiilşüphelenmek
to think that someone has done something wrong.
“Police suspect he took the money from the office.”
- sustainablesıfatsürdürülebilir
causing little or no damage to the environment.
“We must use sustainable energy sources like solar power.”
- sympathyisimsempati, anlayış
feeling sorry for someone who has problems.
“She expressed deep sympathy for the grieving family.”
T
- targetisimhedef
a goal or result that you try to achieve.
“Our main sales target is to sell fifty cars.”
- taskisimgörev
a piece of work that you need to do.
“Cleaning the kitchen is your task for today.”
- techniqueisimteknik
a special way of doing a difficult job.
“He uses a unique painting technique for his art.”
- technologyisimteknoloji
advanced scientific knowledge used in practical ways.
“Modern technology makes communication much faster now.”
- temporarysıfatgeçici
lasting for only a short time, not permanent.
“This job is only temporary for the summer.”
- tendfiileğiliminde olmak
to usually do a particular thing or happen.
“People tend to eat more when they are stressed.”
- tensionisimgerginlik
a nervous worried feeling or a difficult situation.
“There was a lot of tension in the meeting room.”
- termisimterim; dönem
a word or expression with a specific meaning.
“Medical terms can be very difficult to understand.”
- terrifyfiildehşete düşürmek
to make someone extremely frightened.
“Big spiders terrify my younger sister.”
- themeisimtema
the main subject of a book, film, or talk.
“The main theme of the novel is loneliness.”
- theoryisimteori
an idea that explains how or why something happens.
“Einstein is famous for his theory of relativity.”
- thereforezarfbu nedenle
for that reason; as a result.
“It started to rain; therefore, we cancelled the picnic.”
- threatisimtehdit
a statement that someone will cause harm or trouble.
“Pollution is a major threat to our planet.”
- tightsıfatsıkı, dar
fitting very closely or firmly around your body.
“These new jeans are too tight for me.”
- toleratefiilhoş görmek
to accept unpleasant behavior or conditions without complaining.
“I cannot tolerate loud noise when I study.”
- toneisimton
The quality of a sound or how someone expresses feelings.
“His serious tone showed that he was very angry.”
- topicisimkonu
A subject that people talk or write about.
“Education is an important topic for our meeting today.”
- toughsıfatzor, sert
Difficult to do or strong enough to survive problems.
“Learning a new language can be really tough at first.”
- tradeisimticaret
The activity of buying and selling goods and services.
“International trade helps countries grow their economies.”
- traditionisimgelenek
A custom or belief that people follow for a long time.
“Having a big family dinner on holidays is our tradition.”
- transferfiilaktarmak
To move something or someone from one place to another.
“She wants to transfer money to her brother's bank account.”
- transformfiildönüştürmek
To change someone or something completely and greatly.
“Regular exercise can transform your body and health.”
- treatfiildavranmak; tedavi etmek
To behave toward someone or try to cure an illness.
“Doctors work hard to treat sick patients every day.”
- trendisimeğilim
A general direction in which something is developing or changing.
“Working from home is a growing trend nowadays.”
- trialisimdeneme; dava
A legal process in court or a test of something.
“The new software is available for a free trial.”
- typicalsıfattipik
Having the usual qualities of a particular person or thing.
“A typical working day starts at nine in the morning.”
U
- ultimatelyzarfnihayetinde
Finally, after a series of events or decisions.
“Hard work will ultimately bring you success.”
- unemployedsıfatişsiz
Without a job, even though you want to work.
“He became unemployed after the factory closed down.”
- uniquesıfateşsiz
Being the only one of its kind; special.
“Every person has a unique set of fingerprints.”
- unitisimbirim, ünite
A single person or thing that is part of a larger group.
“We are going to study unit four in our English book.”
- universeisimevren
All of space and everything that exists in it.
“Scientists are still trying to understand how the universe began.”
- unlessbağlaç-mezse
Used to say that something will happen only if another thing does not.
“You will miss the train unless you hurry up.”
- urbansıfatkentsel
Relating to towns and cities rather than the countryside.
“Traffic jams are a major problem in urban areas.”
- urgentsıfatacil
Needing immediate attention or action.
“She received an urgent phone call from the hospital.”
V
- validsıfatgeçerli
Acceptable, legal, or based on truth and logic.
“You need a valid passport to travel abroad.”
- valuablesıfatdeğerli
Worth a lot of money or very useful and important.
“Time is our most valuable resource.”
- varietyisimçeşitlilik
A number of different types of things or people.
“Supermarkets offer a wide variety of fresh fruit.”
- vehicleisimaraç
A machine like a car or bus used for transporting people or goods.
“Bicycles and cars are both types of vehicles.”
- versionisimsürüm
A particular form of something that is slightly different from other forms.
“I downloaded the latest version of the app.”
- viaedataracılığıyla
By going through a place or using a specific method.
“They sent the message via email.”
- virtualsıfatsanal
Made or seen on a computer rather than in the real world.
“We had a virtual meeting using video software.”
- visiblesıfatgörünür
Able to be seen with your eyes.
“The snowy mountains were clearly visible from the window.”
- visionisimgörme; vizyon
The ability to see or a clear idea of what the future should be.
“The company leader had a clear vision for growth.”
- visualsıfatgörsel
Relating to seeing or sight.
“Charts and graphs are great visual aids for presentations.”
- vitalsıfathayati
Extremely important or necessary for life or success.
“Water is vital for all living things.”
- volumeisimses düzeyi; hacim
How loud a sound is, or an amount of something.
“Please turn down the volume of the music.”
W
- warningisimuyarı
A statement telling you about a possible danger or problem.
“The teacher gave us a warning about being late.”
- wealthisimservet
Having a large amount of money and valuable possessions.
“He used his wealth to help poor people.”
- weaponisimsilah
An object used to hurt or kill people in a fight.
“The police found a hidden weapon in the car.”
- welfareisimrefah
The health, happiness, and well-being of people.
“The government is responsible for the welfare of its citizens.”
- whereasbağlaçoysa
Used to compare two different facts or ideas.
“My brother loves sports, whereas I prefer reading.”
- widelyzarfyaygın olarak
In many places or by many people.
“English is widely spoken around the world.”
- willingsıfatistekli
Happy and ready to do something if needed.
“She is always willing to help her friends.”
- withdrawfiilgeri çekmek; para çekmek
To take money out of a bank account.
“I need to go to the ATM to withdraw some cash.”
- witnessisimtanık
A person who sees something happen, like a crime.
“The police asked the witness what she saw.”
- wonderfiilmerak etmek
To want to know about something or ask yourself questions.
“I wonder what we are having for dinner tonight.”
- worldwidesıfatdünya çapında
Existing or happening all over the world.
“The company has a worldwide network of stores.”
- worshipfiilibadet etmek
To show respect and love for a god.
“People go to the mosque to pray and worship.”
Y
- youngsterisimgenç
A young person or a child.
“The park is a safe place for youngsters to play.”