*ACCEDE :(v) razı olmak
• After I had thought your suggestion, I acceded to accept it.

*EXCEED :(v) ..... yı aşmak
• This is not a motorway. You mustn’t exceed the speed limit.

*ACCEPT :(v) kabul etmek
• I always accept your decision without thinking, because I rely on you completely.

*EXCEPT :(prep) hariç
• The theatre is open every day except Friday.

*EXCEPT :(v) hariç tutmak
• Curiously, we have to combine all the things in English; but in the University question, students have to except their knowledge for each other one by one.

*EXPECT :(v) ummak
• You cannot expect to learn riding a bicycle in one day
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*ADAPT :(v) uyarlamak
• The Holy Qur’an was adapted from Arabic to Turkish in order to be understood easily centuries ago.

*ADOPT :(v) benimsemek
• When I first went to the USA so as to live there, I found it impossible to adapt their different culture.

*ADEPT :(adj.) yetenekli
• My husband is very adept at teaching English.

*ADDITION :(n) ek
• I’ll buy a magazine as an addition to the newspaper.

*EDITION :(n) baskı, sayı
• My brother collects new editions of all Penguin Classics.

*ADVICE :(n) öğüt
• Whenever I decide to do something, I always take my husband’s advice.

*ADVISE :(v) öğüt vermek
• I advised my daughter not to tell a lie.

*AFFECT :(v) etkilemek
• The change in the weather may affect your health.

*AFFECT :(n) davranış
• The principles of affect have been discussing since 1950.

*EFFECT :(v) yapmak
• The headmaster has effected some changes in the school administration.

*EFFECT :(n) etki, sonuç
• Air pollution have caused “Greenhouse effect “.

*AGAIN :(adv.) tekrar
• I’ve told you again and again not to tell a lie.

*AGAINST :(prep) -e karşı
• Her parents are against her marriage because they loathe their son-in-law.

*ALL TOGETHER : hep beraber
• In my opinion, we must take a decision about breaking the truth all together.

*ALTOGETHER:(adv.)bütünüyle
-Your speech was very complex and your behaviours were very rude. Briefly speaking, altogether you behaved me badly yesterday.

*ALREADY :(adv.) halihazırda
• I have already read that book, so I’d rather buy another one.

*ALL READY :(pron+adj) herkes hazır
• We are all ready to accept your suggestion.

*AMONG :(prep) ikiden fazla şey - kişi arasında
• She found the scarf among her clothes.

*BETWEEN :(prep) iki sey-kişi arasında
• ”D” comes between “G” and “H” in the Turkish alphabet.

*AMOUNT :(n) miktar (sayılamayan isimlerle birlikte kullanılır)
• A large amount of work is waiting for me on my desk.

*NUMBER :(n) sayı (sayılabilen isimlerle birlikte kullanılır)
• A large number of students will apply for the scholarship since they need it.

*ANGEL :(n) melek
• Believing the angels is believing the God.

*ANGLE :(n) açı
• Acute, adjacent, obtuse, right and wide are the types of angle.

*ANY ONE : gruptaki herhangi biri
• Any one of you may take this book.

*ANYONE :(pron) kim olursa
• Anyone can read this passage easily.

*ANY MORE :(det+pro/adj) daha fazla
• Is there any more water in the decanter.

*ANYMORE :(adv) bir daha hiç
• I won’t write a letter to you anymore.

*ANY WAY :(det+pro/adj) herhangi bir yol
• There are two substantial ways in this life, one is studying hard and gaining goodness, the other one is living lazily and ending up like a slave: You are always free to choose any way.

*ANYWAY :(adv) zaten
-Universities are all excellent dreams and anyway all the students are sighing over it.

*APT :(adj) eğilimli, çabuk öğrenen
-Students being apt to learn subjects are already successful, the main process is to help the others.

*LIABLE :(adj) duyarlı, çabuk etkilenen
-A child is liable to cry out all the time when too much pressure is applied.

*LIKELY :(adj) muhtemel, uygun
-It’s likely to happen that students seeing themselves at the zenith of the subjects will fail to enter the university.

*AS :(prep) gibi
-You behave towards me as a mother.(You are my mother)

*LIKE :(prep) gibi
-You behave towards me like a mother.(You are not my mother)

*ASSISTANCE :(n) yardım
-In the investigations of my thesis, my lady has given a great deal of assistance to me.

*ASSISTANT :(n) yardımcılar
-Who is the assistant of that professor in this university interests me a lot.

*BAD-WORSE-WORST :(adj) kötü
-Today’s condition of Turkey is much more worse than yesterday’s.

*BADLY-WORSE-WORST :(adv) kötü bir şekilde
-While dancing on the court, the singer tell down badly.

*BEAR-BORE-BORNE :(v) doğurmak
-Since his wife bore him four children, she is in bad situation.

*BEAR-BORE-BORNE :(v) taşımak, dayanmak
-Whoever invites us to the restaurant will bear the cost of our meal.

*BARE :(adj) çıplak
-With bare head, one cannot walk in this area.

*BESIDE :(prep) yanında
-Beside the table stood there a kind of picture that no-one can judge a value.

*BESIDES :(adv) ayrıca
-The woman is a triumphant teacher; besides, she can perform lots of roles.

*ASIDE :(adv) bir yana
-Always put the thought of misery aside for a healthy mind.

*BIND-BOUND-BOUND :(v) bağlamak
-All the people involved in the incident of the earthquake were sitting with their bound hands and feet.

*BOUND-BOUNDED-BOUNDED :(V) 1-zıplamak 2-sınırlamak
-The people on the coast were bounding over the stones from one to another.
-We are bound to solve a few test questions.?

*BORROW :(v) ödünç almak
-If one is in need of borrowing something, he should ask at first for permission.

*LEND :(v) ödünç vermek
-A muslim should know how to lend all he has.

*LOAN :(v) ödünç vermek (n) ödünç para
-The man had to ask anybody whether they can loan him some money.

*BRING :(v) getirmek
-The dog can bring whatever he catches.

*TAKE :(v) almak, götürmek
-The old lady has taken the newspaper her dog has brought.

*FETCH :(v) gidip getirmek
-Can you go to my room and fetch my glass?

*CAPITAL :(n) 1- Ana para 2- baþkent
-In order to keep your capital in the bank, you have to renew its validity.
-The main aspect of a capital city can run all the cities in a country.

*CAPITAL :(adj) 1- İdamla cazalandİrİlabilir 2- Büyük harf
-The capital punishment should be applied immediately for Abdullah Öcalan.
-That he forgot to write the beginning of ATATÜRK’s name in capital has caused him to go to prison.

*CAPITOL :(n) Hükümet dairesi, resmi daire
By means of a formal request, you can apply for a capitol.

*CITE:(v) Sözünü etmek, belirtmek, alİntİ yapmak
-In an essay, the writer must cite some valuable information from other books.

*SIGHT:(n) Görme, görünüþ
-The sight of the sun immediately melted the snow.

*SITE:(n) Yer, bölge, alan
-When you can afford to buy a site, you can quickly build a house.

*COARSE:(adj.) Sert, kaba
-The teacher shouldn’t become coarse towards his/her students, which is the first step in teaching.

*COURSE:(n) 1- Kurs, bir dizi ders. 2- Yemeğin herhangi bir bölümü. 3- yön, çizgi, yol.
4- Yarış, koşu alanı. 5- Sırasında.
-You can improve your English at any course.
-Now the course of the breakfast is for the desserts.
-Our course is directed to black sea from now on.
-The kind of course takes place once in a year for the athletes get tired a lot.
-That lots of robberies happened got coincidence in that headmaster’s course.

*COMPARE (TO) : (v) benzer yada zİt yanlarİnİ ortaya koymak
-Compared to the regime of African people, I see the Turks are in good condition.
*COMPARE (WITH) :(v) benzer ve zıt yönleri ile karşılaştırmak

-According to everybody, all teachers are alike, anyway, students compare among themselves the best with the worst.
*CONTRAST :(v) farklı yönleri ile karşılaştırmak

-A specialist is always called to be able to see a very detailed point at a time by using the contrast between the items.
*COMPLEMENT :(n) tamamlayan (v) tamamlamak

-The complement of my character is supplied by my Lady.
-There are always someone in the world complementing you as character and mood.
*COMPLIMENT :(n) övgü (v) övmek

-What kind of compliment did your teacher give you after that wonderful poem.
-Students need to be complimented after their good behaviours.

*COMPLIMENTARY :(adj) bedava
-This is the complimentary television besides the washing machine.

*CONSECUTIVE :(adj) ardışık (kesintisiz)
-The consecutive accidents show that the country has problem with traffic.

*SUCCESSIVE :(adj) arka arkaya
-Galatasaray has got the trophies in the four successive leagues.

*CONSCIENCE:(n) vicdan
-The conscience that he murdered lots of people caused him to commit suicide.

*CONSCIOUS:(adj) bilinci yerinde, uyanık, bilinçli, bilincinde
- student should always be conscious of his own learning.

*CONSIDERABLE:(adj) oldukça, göze çarpar
-That you fail to pass this lesson is very considerable.

*CONSIDERATE:(adj) düşünceli
-A man should be kind, considerate, and hard-working.

*CONSUL:(n) konsolos
-Since there is great problem the Turks have in German Consul, we cannot get our visa.

*COUNCIL:(n) meclis, kurul, konsey
-The council all the time ought to be for the rights of human beings.

*COUNCILOR:(n) kurul üyesi
-All the councilors have been elected by the votes of the citizens in any country.

*COUNSEL: (v) danışmanlık yapmak, (n) danışma, öğüt
-If you want to relieve, you at first must keep the counsel your father has given.(counselled)

*COUNSELLOR:(n) danışman
-In every school there must be a counsellor for the students to converse their problems.

*CONTINUAL:(adj) düzenli aralıklarla ve sürekli
-People in Turkey are addicted to making estimation about the continual debate in every program.

*CONTINUOUS:(adj) kesintisiz, sürekli
-The members of the council have been in the continuous meeting for at least two hours.

*COSTUME:(n) kıyafet
-All the nations have different styles of costumes related with their culture.

*CUSTOM:(n) gelenek
-According to the customs of each nation, they make their ceremony differently.

*CUSTOMS:(n) gümrük
-The customs are all responsible for the income and outcome of the money.

*CREDITABLE:(adj) övgüye değer
-If a teacher has done something creditable in any respect, s/he should that time be complimented either by money or by honourable words.

*CREDIBLE:(adj) inanılır, güvenilir
-If you decide to give your bank under one’s charge, he at first should be credible.

*CREDULOUS:(adj) saf, çabuk inanan
-It is very well-known that the credulous people are always fooled by the others.


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