Hunt 3

Question 1

blinker

Answer 1

1) işaret lambası 2) at gözlüğü

They decried the dangers of seeing the world in terms of any “ ism.” Ideologies blinker and blind, obscuring reality and justifying in the name of high causes extreme inhumanity and wanton destruction.

Question 2

wanton

Answer 2

ahlaksız, zevk ve sefahet düşkünü, iffetsiz

They decried the dangers of seeing the world in terms of any “ ism.” Ideologies blinker and blind, obscuring reality and justifying in the name of high causes extreme inhumanity and wanton destruction.

Question 3

engulf

Answer 3

yutmak, içine çekmek

a war engulfing much of the world,

Question 4

expunge

Answer 4

Silmek, çıkarmak, bozmak

They had gone to war to expunge German and Japanese fascism, but even after victory they found ideology. still. stalking the globe in the form of Soviet and Chinese communism.

Question 5

stalk

Answer 5

Sessizce yaklaşmak, gizlice sokulmak

They had gone to war to expunge German and Japanese fascism, but even after victory they found ideology. still. stalking the globe in the form of Soviet and Chinese communism.

Question 6

versed

Answer 6

hünerli, usta, tecrübeli

Day-to-day decisions should be the privileged preserve of experts well versed in international realities.

Question 7

pipedream

Answer 7

boş hayal, gerçek olmayacak istek

The dismissive treatment of ideology in American Diplomacy might be seen as arising from the pleasant pipedream of a former Cold War bureaucrat.

Question 8

dubious

Answer 8

şüpheli, kuşkulu, güvenilmez

This seductive and elitist vision that animated American Diplomacy rested on some dubious assumptions.

Question 9

succumb

Answer 9

yenik düşmek, dayanamamak, pes etmek

Finally, it assumed that the experts and the policymakers they advised could function within the American political system without succumbing to its essential requirements.

Question 10

morass

Answer 10

güçlük, engel, batak, sazlık

Kennan’s handling of foreign-policy ideology disqualifies him as a guide to lead current policy critics out of the interpretive morass they now find themselves in.

Question 11

indict

Answer 11

suçlamak, mahkemeye vermek

'’Discussions of sociopolitical ideas that indict them ab initio, in terms of the very words used to name them,…

Question 12

politico

Answer 12

Çıkarcı devlet adamı

Question 13

emphatically

Answer 13

kesinlikle, vurgulayarak, üzerinde durarak

Question 14

blunder

Answer 14

hata, gaf, çam devirme

Question 15

decry

Answer 15

kötülemek, azarlamak, kınamak

They decried the dangers of seeing the world in terms of any “ ism.” Ideologies blinker and blind, obscuring reality and justifying in the name of high causes extreme inhumanity and wanton destruction.

Question 16

monied

Answer 16

parayla ilgili, para, mangır

He shared the progressives’ suspicion of monied interests

Question 17

ambit

Answer 17

çevre, etraf, muhit, ortam, alan, saha

and instead concentrated on Williams’ tendency to circumscribe the ambit of foreign policy ideas

Question 18

mooring

Answer 18

demir yeri, karaya bağlama, demirleme yeri

Thus he has conceded that the idea of the open door might have drifted away from its original economic moorings,

Question 19

intrigue

Answer 19

kandırmak, ayartmak, kumpas

Question 20

fuzzy

Answer 20

bulanık, belirsiz

Such an approach may sound conceptually fuzzy and interpretively messy

Question 21

musing

Answer 21

derin düşünme, düşünceye dalmış

To do so, one need only look at this elite’s private musings…

Question 22

ostensible

Answer 22

görünüşte, zahiren, gerçek olmayan ama görünüşte olan (ostentatious ile ilişkili, = gösteriş için yapılan)

His ostensible purpose was charity, his real goal popularity.