İngilizce Kelime

lack    eksiklik; olmayış, yokluk

- to have less than enough; to be in need of something,

• He lacked the courage to join the army.
• They were prevented from going on holiday by their lack of money.
• He’s lacking in brains.
• Money is lacking for the repairs to the hospital.
• The discoverer lacked the water in the desert.
• Water was lacking in the desert.
• I am in a great lack of money, will borrow some from my friend.
• A lack of food forced many people to leave their homes.
• She seems to lack the will to succeed.
• He is certainly not lacking in intelligence.
• I feel there is something lacking in my life. 

launch  roket  atmak, gemiyi suya indirmek, piyasaya sürmek, büyük sandal,

- to make a boat or ship slide into the water, or make a rocket leave the ground, to start something new or show something for the first time, a large, power-driven boat, used for short trips or for pleasure,

• As soon as the alarm was given, the life boat was launched.
• The Russian have launched a rocked.
• To launch a new product onto the market.
• The enemy launched an attack at midnight.
• The launch of the shuttle has been delayed by 24 hours.
• We cruised round the bay in a motor-launch. 

legacy  miras

- something left to you by someone who has died,

• He was left a legacy by his great-aunt.
• He received a large legacy from his grand mother. 

lessen  küçül(t)mek; azal(t)mak

- to make or become less,

• The noise lessened gradually. 

lethal  öldürücü

- causing death,

• The poison is lethal to rats.
• A lethal blow to the head. 

level  bir çıkıs ya da inişten sonra belli bir düzeyde gitmek,kalmak, kat, dümdüz, eşit sabit,dengelemek

- flat, even, in the same height everywhere, equal, height, a standard, a floor, a kind of instrument for showing whether a surface is level, a flat area, not sloping up or down, steady, to aim a gun, 

• The level of the river rose.
• There is a high level of intelligence amongst the pupils.
• The third level of the multi-story car park.
• It was difficult running uphill but he could run fast on the level.
• A level surface.
• A level spoonful.
• When he stood up, his eyes were level with the window-still.
• The scores of the two teams are level.
• A calm, level voice.
• He leveled the soil.
• His goal leveled the scores of the two teams.
• He leveled his pistol at the target.
• The road climbed steeply and then leveled out.
• Unemployment figures are at last leveling off.
• Our desks are level with the lowest part of the windows.
• This is a level table.
• The road is level but it gets higher near the mountains.
• John and Mary were level in playing tennis. They both scored ten points.
• Our city is two thousand meters above the sea level.
• The boy’s head was level with his father’s shoulder.
• The team are level on 34 points.
• The ground needs leveling before we lay the patio.
• They leveled serious criticism at the standard of teaching. 

liable (to)  egiliminde, hassas, çabuk etkilenen, olası, mümkün, mesul sorumlu.

- responsible according to law, state of being liable, likely to be affected by something, likely to do something, responsible in law for something,

• This road is liable to flooding.
• Watch the milk it is liable to boil over.
• He is liable to make careless mistakes.
• Is a wife liable for her husband’s debts?
• Every Turkish man who is twenty years old is liable for doing his military service.
• We are all liable to have accidents when we are very tired.
• The area is liable to floods. 

liberate  serbest bırakmak; salıvermek

- to set free, to set some one free,

• The prisoners were liberated by the new government.
• The women’s liberation movement(kadın hakları hareketi)
• France was liberated in 1945. 

liberty  hürriyet, özgürlük, cüret, küstahlık

- freedom, state of being free, freedom from captivity or from slavery, freedom to do as you want, a lack of politeness in speech or action, allowed to do something,

• The new president ordered that all prisoners should be given their liberty.
• Children have a lot more liberty now than they used to.
• I think you were taking a liberty to ask he how old she was.
• You are at liberty to leave when you wish.
• I am not at liberty to tell you where I got this information.
• Everybody has the liberty of telling everything they believe as far as they don’t hurt the others.
• You are at liberty of not going to school if you don’t want. It is your problem.
• She took the liberty of going outside at night.
• We must defend our civil liberties at all costs.
• You are at liberty to leave when you wish. 

literally harfi harfine; gerçekten

- exact, giving the exact meaning of each word,

• A literal truth.
• A literal translation.
• You can’t translate these idioms literally.
• We were literally frozen do death. 

load  yük, bir yığın, yüklemek, koymak takmak, destekleyen

- something that is carried by an animal, ship, lorry, aero plane, to put goods or things on or into, to put bullets into a gun to fire, something that is being carried, as much as can be carried at one time, a large amount, to put a load on to a vehicle, to put bullets etc into a gun, to put a film into a camera, giving an advantage,

• The truck had to stop because its load had fallen off.
• She was carrying a load of groceries.
• Two truck-loads of earth.(iki kamyon dolusu toprak)
• We ate loads of ice-cream.
• They loaded the luggage in to the car.
• He loaded the revolver and fired.
• Is this camera loaded?
• Load the disk immediately after switching the machine on.
• A bus loaded with children.
• The system is loaded in our favor. (system bizim lehimizeydi)
• The family loaded the lorry with their furniture and moved to another place.
• They loaded goods on the ship to sell them in another country.
• A truck carrying a load of sand.
• There are loads of things to do in London in the evenings.
• They loaded the plane with supplies.
• Loaded the washing into the machine.
• First, switch on the machine and load the disk.
• The system is loaded in their favour. 

loathe  nefret etmek

- to feel disgust, to hate, to hate very much,

• I loathe arithmetic.
• I remember my mathematic teacher with loathing.
• Jill loathes mice. She thinks they are loathsome animals.
• Loathing the thought of having to apologize, she knocked on his door. 

lower azaltmak; düşürmek

- not high, humble in position, to make something less high or less loud, to take down, the bottom one of two thing, the bottom part of something,

• Lower your voice, please.
• She lowered her umbrella.
• She bit her lower lip.
• Lower back pain.
• An uneducated person usually has a lower position that an educated one.
• A lieutenant has a lower rank than a general.
• She bit her lower lip.
• They lowered the boat into the water.
• The virus lower resistance to other diseases.
• Could you lower your voice slightly? I’m trying to sleep.