14 Flashcards

1
Q

shatter

A

break dramatically

She shattered the 100m record.

His dreams of playing international football were shattered by a serious leg injury.

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2
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Versatile

I’m just saying he’s a versatile actor

A

Çok yönlü, çok amaçlı, elinden bir çok iş gelen

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3
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Subpar

“These reports are subpar, you are going to redo them”

A

Below average
Less than what it should be

Sub = below
Par = (equal) level

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4
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You’re breaking up

A

Sesin gidip geliyor

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5
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Right back at you

A

Al benden de o kadar

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6
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It came out of nowhere

A

:to arise or happen very surprisingly and unexpectedly

“That questioncame out of nowhere.”

“a company that hascome out of nowhereto become one of the leaders in the industry”

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7
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Get the hang of it

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to learn the skills that are needed to do (something)

“He was finally getting the hang of his job.”

“She’s getting the hang of driving.”

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8
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Give someone a heads up

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a message that alerts or prepares:

“warning gave him a heads-up that an investigation was pending.”

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9
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Act up

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Not working properly

“Do you want to come with me to the apple store. My Phone’s been acting up”

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10
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Pig out

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To eat a lot of food

I’ve been eating healthy all the week, I’m definitely pigging out this weekend”

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11
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Flip out

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To become really angry

“The man started to flipping out at the airport, when day said they lost his luggage”

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12
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Swing by

A

To make a quick visit

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13
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Hold that thought

A

Söyleyeceğini unutma

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14
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Same here

A

I agree

used to say that one thinks, feels, or wants the same thing as someone else

“I’m tired.” “Same here.”“I’ll have a coffee.” “Same here, please.”

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15
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whatever turns you on

A

Canın nasıl isterse

Paşa gönlün bilir

Whatever excites, interests, or is pleasurable to one (is acceptable). The phrase alludes to sexual arousal, and so is often intended to be somewhat humorous when used in a more general way. It is sometimes used as a sarcastic comment implying that one’s interest is unusual.

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16
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that’s the way the cookie crumbles

A

Bu işler böyledir

informal. —used when something bad has happened to say that someone must accept things the way they are

“I’m disappointed that I didn’t get the job but that’s the way the cookie crumbles.”

17
Q

Sputter

A

guruldamak

püskürt

{f}çabukveanlaşılmazkonuşmak

tükürüksaçarakkonuşmak

{f}cızırdamak

18
Q

leave (someone) in the lurch

A

Yüz üstü bırakmak

:to leave (someone) without help or protection when it is needed

“His advisers left him in the lurch when he needed them the most.”

19
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Lurch

A

Sendelemek, yalpalamak

20
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take/borrow a leaf out of someone’s book

A

Örnek almak

:to do the same thing that someone did

“I decided to take/borrow a leaf out of his book and invest some money in the stock market.”

21
Q

Cook the books

A

Hesaplarla oynayıp zimmete para geçirmek ya da kamuya yanlış bilgi vermek

Cook the books is a slang term forusing accounting tricks to make a company’s financial results look better than they really are. Typically, cooking the books involves manipulating financial data to inflate a company’s revenue, deflate expenses, and pump up profit.

22
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Fulsome

A

Complemantary or flattering to an excessive degree.

“the press are embarrassingly fulsome in their appreciation”

Benzer: enthusiastic
ample, profuse, generous, gushing

  1. of large size or quantity; generous or abundant.

“the fulsome details of the later legend”

23
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Keep your eyes peeled!

A

Gözünü dört aç

24
Q

Make up your mind

A

Kararını ver

25
Q

I feel you

A

Seni anlıyorum
Sana katılıyorum

26
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I’m history

A

Ben kaçtım, gidiyorum

Good-bye, I am leaving. I’m history. See you tomorrow

27
Q

You can say that again

A

Kesinlikle haklısın
Sana katılıyorum

28
Q

Say uncle

A

Pes de

29
Q

You don’t say

A

Hadi ya, deme

30
Q

Never say die

A

Asla pes etme, sakın vazgeçme