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Question 1

Something came up

Answer 1

Bir işim çıktı

If something comes up,it happens unexpectedly.

” I was delayed–something came up at home.”

Question 2

To be upfront

Answer 2

Dürüst olmak gerekirse

Question 3

Time and again

Answer 3

Bir çok kez, defalarca

Question 4

is that so?

Answer 4

Öyle mi?

Question 5

For days on end

Answer 5

Günlerce
Dur durak bilmeden

Question 6

Not that much

Answer 6

O kadar da değil

Question 7

Thanks anyway

Answer 7

Yine de teşekkürler

Question 8

fancy seeing you here

Answer 8

Kimleri görüyorum

= An informal greeting, expressing that one did not expect to see that person at this location.

Question 9

There is nothing to it!

“Once they have tried growing orchids, they will see there is really nothing to it.

Answer 9

Bunda bir şey yok (kolay?)

If yousay’There’s nothing to it’, ‘There’s not much to it’, or ‘That’s all there is to it’, you areemphasizinghow simple youthinksomething is.

“She’s going through a difficult time. That’s all there is to it.”

Question 10

No such thing

Answer 10

Yok öyle bir şey

Question 11

Walk the talk

Answer 11

Konuştuğun gibi davran

Is a piece of management jargon that has become a cliché. It means putting your words into action—showing that you mean what you say by actively doing it yourself. It is a version of the everyday phrase ‘practise what you preach’.

Question 12

He’s all talk

Answer 12

Anca laf
Laf var icraat yok

talking about doing things but never actually doing them.

Question 13

Go about one’s day

Answer 13

live your everyday life

Proceed with your day as normal

Question 14

Look the other way

Answer 14

Görmezden gelme

Deliberately overlook something, especially something of an illicit nature.

” They’re not really entitled to a discount but the sales manager decided to look the other way.”

This expression uses the other way in the sense of “away from what is normal or expected.”

Question 15

Just so you know

Answer 15

Bil diye söylüyorum

Question 16

Along the same lines

Answer 16

Aynı doğrultuda
Benzer şekilde

Question 17

rack one’s brain

Answer 17

Kafa yormak

= make a great effort to think of or remember something.

“Meg racked her brain for inspiration”

Question 18

I gotta hand it to you

Answer 18

Hakkını vermeliyim
(Valla) helal olsun

Yousaythings such as ‘You have to hand it to her’ or ‘You’ve got to hand it to them’ when youadmiresomeone for their skills orachievementsand you think theydeservealotofpraise.

Question 19

No can do

Answer 19

Yapamam
Hayatta olmaz

Question 20

Spit it out

Answer 20

Çıkar ağzından baklayı

Question 21

Don’t get your hopes up

Answer 21

Hemen umutlanma

Question 22

Down the road

Answer 22

İleride, gelecekte

in the future.

“they couldn’t predict the disastrous war looming a few years down the road”

Question 23

Hope for the best

Answer 23

Hayırlısı

Question 24

going on + number

How old is she? She is going on 20

Answer 24

Neredeyse, hemen hemen

Neredeyse 20 yaşında

Question 25

Bye felicia

Answer 25

Hadi naş naş Felicia is a slang way of dismissing someone. Sometimes formatted as bye, Felicia and based on movie character whose name is spelled Felisha, bye Felicia often appears in memes, GIFs, and hashtags online to express disregard or indifference to someone, as if to say, “That's it. I'm done putting up with you.

Question 26

No cap

Answer 26

Ne yalanı, yalan yok means that you aren't lying, or if you say someone is “capping,” then you are saying they are lying. Examples: “I'm actually going to be productive today, no cap.” “You actually got tickets to the Bad Bunny concert? You're capping.”

Question 27

Louse The disease was caused by a bacillus bacteria, Yersinia pestis, and carried by fleas on rodents, although recent studies suggest human parasites like lice may well have been the carriers.

Answer 27

Bit Çoğulu : Lice

Question 28

Snap at

Answer 28

Çemkirmek = Speak irritably or abruptly to someone, as in "This teacher was always snapping at the children."

Question 29

pecuniary “Soros insisted that the US and western Europe give the countries of eastern Europe a substantial amount of pecuniary aid, provide them with access to the European Common Market”

Answer 29

Parasal 1 : consisting of or measured in money //pecuniary aid //pecuniary gifts 2 : of or relating to money //pecuniary needs //pecuniary rewards

Question 30

high stakes

Answer 30

a) if the stakes are high when you are trying to do something, you risk losing a lot or it will be dangerous if you fail  "Climbing is a dangerous sport and the stakes are high." b) if the stakes are high when you are doing something such as playing a card game, you risk losing a lot of money  "We’re playing for high stakes here."