efficient işinin ehli, yetenekli, becerikli, verimli
- capable, skilful, producing satisfactory results,
- A very efficient secretary
- The new bread knife is much more efficient than the old one.
- Our secretary is very efficient.
- You must find a more efficient way of organizing your time.
eliminate elemek, elenmek, atmak, defetmek, kurtulmak
- to put away something because it isn’t wanted, to exclude, to get rid of something,
- He was eliminated from the tennis tournament in the first round.
- We must try and eliminate the problem.
- The school team was eliminated in the first round of the competition.
embark (on)bir işe başlamak; girişmek, gemiye binmek, bindirmek
- to go on board ship, to start,
- Passengers should embark early.
- Two hours was enough to embark the men in Cherbourg harbor.
- Passenger with cars must embark first.
- I am embarking on a completely new career.
eminent ünlü;tanınmış
- famous and clever,
- An eminent lawyer.
- She is eminently suitable for the job.
emphasis vurgulamak; üzerinde durmak; ısrarla belirtmek
- stress put on certain words in speaking, importance given to something, to put emphasis on something, firm and definite,
- In writing we sometimes underline words to show emphasis.
- At this school the emphasis is on hard work.
- You emphasize the word ‘too’ in the sentence ‘are you going too?’
- There is a lot of emphasis on science at our school.
- You should put a greater emphasis on quality rather than quantity when you write.
- In the world ‘photographer’ the emphasis is on the second syllable.
- I underlined the key phrases of my letter for emphasis.
employ kullanmak, iş vermek, çalıştırmakmeşgul etmek, görevli, iş istihdam, adam çalıştırma
- to give work and pay for it, job of someone, to keep someone busy, to occupy someone, to use, being employed,
- He employs three typists.
- She is employed as a teacher.
- She was employed in writing letters.
- You should employ your time better.
- That firm has fifty employees.
- His employer dismissed him.
- They came to the town to search for employment.
- The shopkeeper employs two men and pays ten dollars each every week.
- He is employed 600 workers.
- Three people are employed on the task of designing a new computer system.
- In an emergency, an umbrella can be employed as a weapon.
- The factory has 500 employees.
- This bank can give employment to ten extra staff.
- It is difficult to find employment in the north of the country.
enable imkan vermek; kotaylaştırmak, mümkün kılmak
- to make able to do something,
- The money I inherited enable me to go on a world cruise.
- The new law has enable more women to return to work.
encamp camp kurmak
- to set up a camp, a place where troops etc have made their camp,
- The soldiers encamped in a field
encounter karşı karşıya gelmek, muhabere, karşılaşmak
- to meet some one or something, especially unexpectedly, a meeting with someone that happens by chance, a fight,
- She encountered the headmistress in the street.
- We’ve encountered a problem in our computer program.
- A brief encounter with a friend.
- A fierce encounter between two armies.
- I have had number of close encounters with bad drivers.
encourage cesaret vermek; yüreklendirmek
- to give confidence, to make someone feel confident and hopeful, to urge someone to do something,
- The general tried to encourage him to try again.
- My father encouraged me in doing my work better.
- When I am hopeless I need someone’s encouragement.
- The teacher encouraged her students to ask questions.
- The government wants to encourage new businesses.
endanger tehlikeye atmak
- to put something in danger, types of animal etc that are in danger of becoming extinct,
- Drunk drivers endanger the lives of others.
- The whale is no longer considered an endangered species.
- Smoking endangers your health.
- The giant panda is an endangered species.
endeavor çabalamak, gayret göstermek, girişim
- to try to do something, an attempt,
- He endeavored to teach the children some grammar.
- He succeeded in his endeavor to climb Everest.
- She endeavored to finish her work on time.
enforce kuvvetlendirmek; yürütmek; uygulamak, sağlamak
- to make sure that a law or command is carried out.
- It is the job of police to enforce the law.
- How will they enforce the new law?
ensure güvence vermek, garantilemek
- to make sure,
- Ensure that your television set is switched off at night
- Please ensure that the door is locked before you leave.
entire tüm, bütün, büsbütün; tamamiyle
- whole, complete, completeness,
- I spent the entire day on the beach.
- The house is entirely hidden by trees.
- This arrangement is not entirely satisfactory.(bu düzenleme pek tatmin edici değil)
- The twins look entirely different.
- The entire city went to vote during the general elections.
- He answers to the questions were entirely wrong.
- He managed to read the entire book in two days.
- I entirely agree with you.
- We must consider the problem in its entirety.
entreat yalvarmak, rica etmek
- ask someone earnestly; to beg or implore,
- He entreated her to help him.
- She refused to listen to his entreaties.( onun yalvarışlarını dinlemek istemedi)
environment çevre, ortam, mühit
- surroundings or conditions in which a person or animal lives,
- An unhappy home environment may drive a teenager to crime.
- We should protect the environment.
- Environmentalists are very worried about the dangers of nuclear energy.
- We need stronger laws to protect the environment.
- These products are environmentally friendly.
envisage tasarlamak; düşünmek; tasavvur etmek
- to imagine or think that something is likely to happen,
- We don’t envisage being able to borrow more money.
- I don’t envisage any problems with this.
epidemic salgın
- spreading among many people at the same time and same place, an outbreak of a disease that affects very many people,
- An epidemic of influenza.
- We must be careful to keep ourselves away from an epidemic disease.
equal eşit, denk, akran, eşit derecede aynı ölçüde
- same in value, size, number, someone of the same age, to make or become equal, fit or ready for something,
- Four equal slices.
- Coins of equal value.
- Are these pieces equal in size?
- Women want equal wages with men.
- I am not his equal at running.
- I cannot hope to equal him.
- She equaled (eşitledi) his score of twenty points.
- Five and five equals ten.
- Women want equality of opportunity with men.
- Our team was winning by one goal – but the other side soon equalized.
- I didn’t feel equal to telling him the truth.(kendimi ona gerçeği söyleyecek durumda görmedim)
- Jill divided her apple into two equal pieces and gave one of them to Mary.
- Two kilos of apples are equal to two kilos of oranges.
- She shared the apples with her friends equally.
- He ran an excellent race, equaling the world record.
- They both worked equally hard.
- His money was divided equally between his children.
- I don’t think what he did was right. Equally, I can understand why he did it.
equip donatmak, techiz etmek, techizat, aygıt
- to give a person everything which is needed for a certain work, the things necessary far a certain work,
- He was fully equipped for the journey.
- The school is equipped with four computers.
- Without the right equipment the mechanic could not repair the car.
- The hotel equipped the cook with all the utensils, so that he could prepare the meals easily.
- We shall equip all schools with new computers over the next year.
- The flat has a fully-equipped kitchen.
- The course equips students with all the skills necessary to become a chef.
essential gerekli, zaruri, elzem, önemli
- most necessary,
- It is essential that you arrive punctually. (tam zamanında gelmen gereklidir)
- Is a television set an essential?
- Water and air are essentials of living on earth.
- Math is essential for a career in computers.
- It is essential that all school-leavers should have a qualification.
- The problem is essentially one of money.
establish tanıtmak, kabul ettirmek, kurmak, tesis ettirmek, kuruluş iş yeri
- to set up, a firm that is set for a certain duty, settle someone firmly in a job, business etc, to set up a university, a business etc,
- He established himself as a jeweler in the city.
- How long has the firm been established?
- The police have established that he was guilty.
- I want to speak to the manager of this establishment.
- A father must establish some rules to train his children.
- The school was established in 1875.
- Before we start on the project we should establish some rules.
- The government is trying to establish closer links between the two countries.
- She has been trying to establish herself as a novelist for years.
- The police have not been able to establish the cause of the crash.
estimate hesap etmek , tahmin etmek
- to have an idea which is nearly certain about the size, prize or value of something, to judge size, amount, value etc, especially without measuring or calculating exactly, opinion,
- he estimated that the journey would take two hours.
- He gave us an estimate of the cost of repairing the car.( arabanın tamiri için tahmini bir maliyet hesabı çıkardı)
- A rough estimate.( kaba bir tahmin)
- In my estimation ( kanaatime gore )
- He is the better pupil of the two.
- I estimated that, there were a hundred people at the wedding.
- It is just an estimate, it maybe wrong.
- The police estimated the crowd at 10 000.
- She estimated that the work take three months.
- Who is the blame, in your estimation?
even düz bir hizada, dümdüz, sabit, ikiye bölünebilen, başa baş, sakin, halim selim, düzleşmek, bile
- the same in height, amounth etc, smooth, regular, able to be divided, equal in number, calm,
- Are the table legs even?
- An even temperature (sabit sıcaklık)
- Make the path more even.
- He has a strong, even pulse.
- 2,4,6,8,10 etc are even numbers.
- The teams have scored one goal each and so they are even now.
- She has a very even temper.
- To even the score.
- He tricked me, but I’ll get even with him.( intikamını almak)
- The road rose steeply and then evened out.
- He raked the soil to even it out.
- Have you finished yet? No, I haven’t even started.( daha bitirmedin mi? hayır başlamadım bile)
- Even the winner got no prize. ( galip gelen bile ödül almadı )
- My boots were dirty, but his were even dirtier ( benim çizmelerim pisti ama onunki benimkinden de pisti )
- The game must be played on an even surface.
- He is very even-tempered- in fact I have never seen him angry.
- The contest was very even until the last few minutes of the game.
- It isn’t very warm here even in summer.
- You know even less about it than I do.
even if …..se de / ….sa da
- no matter whether,
- Even if I leave now, I’ll be too late (şimdi çıksam da çok geç kalırım)
- I wouldn’t ride a horse, even if you paid me.
even so yine de …..e/a rağmen
- in spite of that,
- It rained, but even so we enjoyed the day.(yağmur yağdı yağmasına ama biz yinede günümüzü hoş geçirdik)
- There are a lot of spelling mistakes; even so it is quite a good essay.
even though olsa bile……. e rağmen
- in spite of the fact that,
- I like the job even though it’s badly paid.( parası az olsa bile işi seviyorum )
- I like her very much even though she can be very annoying.
exaggerate abartmak; büyütmek
- to make something seem larger, greater etc than it really is,
- You are exaggerating his fault.
- That dress exaggerates her thinness.
- You can’t trust her – she always exaggerates.
- Don’t exaggerate. I was only two minutes late, not twenty.
- The problems have been greatly exaggerated.
- It’s rather an exaggeration to say that all the students are lazy.
exalted büyük, yüksek, coşku dolu
- high in rank, position etc, very important, very happy and triumphant,
- He hoped one day to reach the exalted position of prime minister.
- She felt exalted when she reached the summit of the mountain.
exceed geçmek; aşmak; daha büyük olmak
- to be greater than something, to go beyond something,
- His expenditure exceeds his income. ( giderleri gelirlerini aştı )
- He exceeded the speed limit on the motorway.
- The weight should not exceed 20 kilos.
- He was stopped by the police for exceeding the speed limit.
exclude hariç tutmak, dahil etmemek, içine almamak, hesaba katmamak, hariç
- to prevent something from mixing with the others or to prevent from going in somewhere, to shut out, to keep out, to leave out of consideration, not counting,
- They excluded her from the meeting.
- Fill the bottle to the top so as to exclude all air.
- We cannot exclude the possibility that he was lying.
- The bill came to 20 pound, excluding the wine.
- The price excludes all extras such as drinks or excursions.
- Women are excluded from the game for cheating.
- The police had excluded the possibility that the child had run away.
- Lunch cost 10$ per person excluding drinks.
exist var olmak, bulunmak, hayatta kalmak, yaşamak
- to be alive, to have reality, the state of being,
- Do ghosts really exist?
- It is possible to exist on bread and water.
- Our father and mothers cause our existence.
- Dreams only exist in our imagination.
- Fish can’t exist out of water.
- I don’t know how she exist on the wage she earns.
- This is the oldest human skeleton in existence.
- They lead a miserable existence in a tiny flat in London.
- Under the existing law you are not allowed to work in this country.
expand genişletmek; büyütmek, açmak
- to make or become larger, to spread out, give more information about something,
- Metals expand when heated.
- They expanded their business.
- The expansion of metals.
- You can improve the essay by expanding on your first point.
- We must expand our budget by working overtime.
- We hope to expand our business this year.
expend harcamak, sarfetmek, harcanabilir, masraf, gider, harcamalar
- the money that is spent, money spent in carrying out a job,
- No-one likes to think that they are expendable.
- His expenditure amounted to 500 pound.
- I’ve gone to a lot of expense to educate you well.
- What an expense clothes are.( giyim de ne masraf kapısı)!
- His firm paid his traveling expenses.
- She was expensively dressed.
- Our expenditure is very high this month so I can’t buy a new coat.
- Those shoes are very expensive; I haven’t got that much money.
- I have expended a lot of time and energy on that project.
- In a war human life is expendable.
experimental deneysel, tecrübe etmek
- a test done in order to find out something,
- He performs chemical experiments.
- We shall find out by experiment.
- The doctor experimented with various medicines.
- Some people think it’s wrong to experiment on animals.
- We are still at the experimental stage with the new product.
explore keşif; araştırma; inceleme
- to travel in a different place or country for discovery, to search or travel through a place for the purpose of discovery, to investigate carefully,
- The oceans have not yet been fully explored.
- Let’s go exploring in the caves.
- I’ll explore the possibilities of getting a job here.
- Explorers in space.
- They went on an expedition to explore the River Amazon.
- I have never been to Paris before – I am going out to explore.
- We need to explore all the possibilities before we decide.
explosion artış; birden artma; patlama
- the blowing up of something; the noise caused by this, a gas exposing, a sudden great increase,
- The explosion could be heard a long way off.
- The explosion of the atom bomb.
- An explosion in food prices.
- A dangerously explosive gas.
- Two people were killed in the explosion.
expose karşı karşıya getirmek; maruz bırakmak
- to uncover; to leave unprotected from the sun, wind, cold, danger etc, to discover and make known a hidden evil, crime etc, to allow light to fall on a photographic film as you take a photograph,
- Paintings should not be exposed to direct sunlight.
- Don’t expose children to danger.
- His secret life was last exposed.
- She didn’t want to expose her true feelings to her family.
- The politician was exposed as a liar on TV.
- I like jazz because I was exposed to it as a child.
extend uza(t)mak genişletmek; büyütmek, sunmak, vermek, ek bina, dahili hat
- to make longer, to stretch out, to offer, an added part, amount,
- He extended his vegetable garden.
- The school grounds extend as far as this fence.
- He extended his hand to her.
- May I extend a welcome to you all?
- He built an extension to his house.
- Could I have extension 281, please?
- The flowers extend till the end of the garden.
- Could you extend your visit for a few days?
- We are planning to extend the black of the house to give us more space.
- Since my injury I can’t extend this leg fully.
- The desert extends over a huge area of the country.
- The company is planning to extend its operations into Asia.
- I have applied for an extension to my work permit.
- They are building an extension on the hospital.
- What is your extension number?
extensive büyük; geniş; büyük çaplı
- reaching to far, large in area or amount,
- He suffered extensive injuries in the accident.
- The buildings were extensively damaged in the fire.( bina yangında büyük ölçüde hasara uğradı)
- The house has buildings suffered extensive damage.
extent uzanım; genişlik; oylum; ölçü
- to make longer, something which is added to the one before, to hold out or strech out a limb etc, to offer,
- The garden is nearly a kilometer in extent.
- What is the extent of the damage?
- To what extent can we trust him.( ona ne dereceye kadar güvenebiliriz)?
- The flowers extend till the end of the garden.
- I was amazed at the extent of his knowledge.
- The full extent of the damage is not yet known.
- I agree with you to a certain extent but there are still a lot of points I disagree with.
- I am not sure to what extent I believe her.
exterminate yok etmek; tümünü öldürmek
- to destroy completely, to kill a large group of people or animals,
- Rats must be exterminated from a building or they will cause disease.
- Once cockroaches infest a building, they are very hard to exterminate.
external dış; dıştan; dış ülke ile ilgili
- out side or on the outside, on your skin,
- The liquid in that medicine bottle is for external use only.
- The cream is for external use only.
- You will be tested by an external examiner.
extinct yok olma; ortadan kalkma, neslin tükenmesi
- no longer in existence, no longer active,
- Dinosaurs became extinct in prehistoric times.
- That volcano was thought to be extinct until it suddenly erupted ten years ago.
- Tigers are nearly extinct in the wild.
- The giant panda is in danger of extinction.
extreme en büyük; son derece; aşırı, en uç
- far toward the end, at the highest degree, very great; much more than usual, very far from the center, very strong not ordinary, something as possible from something else,
- He is in extreme pain.
- He holds extreme views on education( eğitim konusunda aşırı görüşlere sahiptir)
- The extremes of sadness and joy.
- She was studying extremely hard to pass the examination.
- You must take extreme care when driving at night.
- He extreme views on immigration are shocking to most people.
- There could be snow in the extreme north of the country.
- Politicians on the extreme left of the party.
- Alex used to be very shy but now she’s gone to the opposite extreme.
- Listen carefully because this is extremely important.
- The first day of the extreme sports championships featured white-water rafting.