İngilizce Kelime

machinery    makinalar, makinede dikmek

- part of a machine or a set of machines, machines in general,

• Many products are made by machinery rather than by hand.
• Industrial machinery. 

magnitude  büyüklük; önem

- size, importance,

• He’d never had to deal with a problem of such magnitude.
• A star of great magnitude. 

main asil;esas;başlıca;ana, şebeke, ana boru, ana kara, genel olarak

- the most important, chief, first of all, the road that is used mostly to reach a place, the chief pipe or cable bringing gas, water or electricity to a street, mostly, largely, a large piece of land near an island, 

• The main purpose.
• The main reason.
• The main road north.
• The main character in the story.
• The water has been turned off at the main.
• This skirt is mainly dark grey.
• The islander had to get their stores from the mainland.
• Britain is not part of the mainland of Europe.
• Our costumers are, in the main, foreign businessmen.
• In the main, we think the scheme was worked.
• What are the main properties of living things?
• The main problem is solved, the others aren’t very important.
• I want to know mainly if he is having the party, I don’t care about the details.
• My main reason for wanting to learn English is to get a better job.
• He doesn’t earn very much but he’s happy, and that’s the main thing.
• We found English people very friendly in the main.
• The water main has burst. 

maintain  sürdürmek; korumak ; öne sürmek, geçindirmek

- to support and keep something in good condition, payment or cost of keeping something in good condition, to continue, to keep up something in good condition, to say definitely,

• To maintain a silence.
• To maintain high standards.
• He maintains his car very well.
• How can you maintain a wife and three children on your small salary?
• I maintain that the theory is true.
• I maintain the new look of my car by cleaning and washing it everyday.
• He needs a lot of money for the maintenance of that building.
• We need to maintain the quality of our goods but not increase the price.
• The house is large and expensive to maintain.
• I still maintain that I was right to sack him.
• She has always maintained her innocence.
• He has to maintain two children from his previous marriage. 

maintenance  koruma; bakım

- keeping something in good condition,

• Car maintenance.
• This house needs a lot of maintenance.
• He has to pay maintenance to his ex-wife. 

major  başlıca; büyük

- chief, more important or larger or more interesting than others, more than the half of something, a rank in the army higher than a captain, great, or greater, in size, importance, an army officer of high rank, the greater number,

• Major and minor roads.
• A major discovery.
• Izmir is one of the major cities of Turkey.
•  The majority of the class chose him to be the representative.
• The patient needs major heart surgery.
• There haven’t been any major problems.
• The majority of people can read and write.
• The majority of students in the class come from Japan.
• This treatment is not available in the vast majority of hospitals.
• He was elected with a majority of almost 5 000 votes.
• Women are in the majority in the teaching profession. 

make out  görmek, anlamak,sökmek, çıkarmak, iddia etmek, ileri sürmek, yazmak,doldurmak

- to see, hear or understand something, to claim; to pretend, to write or fill in something,

• He could make out a ship in the distance.
• I couldn’t make out what he was saying
• He made out that he was earning a huge amount of money.
• The doctor made out a prescription.
• I could just make out her signature.
• He made out that he was a millionaire.
• She’s not as clever as she makes herself out to be. 

make up  oluşturmak, uydurmak, yakıştırmak, tamamlamak, makyaj yapmak, barışmak

- to determinate, the added colors on one’s face to make it look beautiful,

• He made up the whole story.
• Eleven players make up one team.
• We need one more player.
• Will you make up the number?
• She made up her face in the mirror.
• They have finally made up their disagreement.
• I made up my mind to study instead of going out.
• She used a lot make up on her face to look pretty.
• The different groups that make up our society.
• We need one more person to make up our team.
• Her enthusiasm makes up for her lack of experience.
• You have done me a big favor. How can I make it up to you?
• Has she made it up with him yet? 

malnutrition  kötü yada yetersiz beslenme

- a diseased condition caused by not getting enough food or the right kind of food, 

• About half of the population of the country was suffering from malnutrition.
• The children were badly malnutrition. 

manner  davranış ya da hareket biçimi, hal, tavır, terbiye

- way of speaking and behaving in public, a way in which anything is done,

• She greeted me in a friendly manner.
• I don’t like her manner.
• She had one or two odd mannerism that frightened the children.
• Why doesn’t she teach her children manners?
• The market sells all manner of exotic fruit and vegetables.
• A child learns good manners from his parents.
• Stop arguing! Let’s try to act in a civilized manner.
• In some countries it is bad manners to show the soles of your feet.
• Their children have no manners.
• You meet all manner of people in my job. 

manufacture  imal, uydurmak, yapım,

- to make or produce things in many numbers by machines, production, to make articles etc by machinery and in large quantities, to invent something false,

• This firm manufactures cars at the rate of two hundred per day.
• He manufactured an excuse for being late.
• The manufacture of glass.
• He manufactures parts of cars first and puts them together and manufactures the whole car.
• It is a fabric manufacture, it isn’t hand-made.
• A local factory that manufactures furniture.
• The manufacture of chemical weapons should be illegal. 

margin  az miktarda; önemsiz derecede, kenar boşluğu, tölerans, ufak, önemsiz, hafif tertip

- the black edge round a page of writing or print, an extra amount of something, available if you need it, not important or significant, slightly; to a small degree,

• Please write your comments in the margin.
• A safety margin.
• We have allowed ourselves a margin of about an hour in case the rain is late.
• A marginal difference.
• It is marginally wetter than it was this time last year ( hava geçen yıl bu zamandan biraz daha yağışlı)
• He won by a wide comfortable margin.
• It is a complex operation with little margin for error. 

material  maddi; bedensel, kumaş, fiziksel, dünyevi, ruh ile ilğili olmayan, maddiyatçılık, geçekleşmek

- something from which anything is made, not spiritual bur seen and touched part of anything, consisting of solid substances etc, belonging to the world; not spiritual, to happen; to appear or become real,

• Tables are made of solid material such as wood.
• I’d like three meters of blue woolen material.
• The material world.
• He wanted material things like money and possessions.
• We will have to wait and see if the promised pay rise ever materializes.
• Wood is the material to make wooden articles and cloth is the material to make clothing.
• This new material is strong but it is also very light.
• Is there enough material for a dress?
• We should not value material comforts too highly. 

matter  konu, mesele, madde, önemi olmak, realist, hatta bile, hiç farketmez, sorun, problem

- material, something important and must be talked and thought about, affairs, fact, reality, isn’t a problem,  a subject or topic of discussion etc, to be important, calm, showing no emotion, as well; in addition, whoever, whatever, wherever, the thing that is wrong; the trouble, problem or difficulty,

• The entire universe is made up of different kinds of matter.
• A private matter.
• Money matter.
• That car matters a great deal to him ( o araba onun için büyük önem taşıyor)
• It doesn’t matter.
• She spoke about her husband’s death in a matter-of-fact way.
• My wife was very angry and I was too, for that matter.
• They won’t hear you no’matter how loud you shout ( ne kadar bağırırsan bağır seni duymazlar)
• No matter what the problem is, she’s always happy to help (sorun ne olursa olsun yardım etmekten daima mutluluk duyar)
• Is anything the matter ( bir sorun mu var?)
• What’s the matter with you?
• He would not tell me what the matter was.
• I need some coloring matter for painting.
• We have to meet to talk about the important matters of teaching.
• This meeting is about business matter.
• What is the matter with you?
• What is worrying you?
• I couldn’t see him, as a matter of fact I didn’t want to see him.
• It doesn’t matter if you don’t help, I can find somebody else to help me.
• It is a personal matter and I don’t want to discuss it with you.
• Finding a job will be no easy matter.
• She looks sad. What’s the matter with her?
• There seems to be something the matter with the car.
• Eat that food! There is nothing the matter with it.
• I don’t think the subject matter of this program is suitable for children.
• I can speak a little Japanese, but reading it is quite another matter.
• I like him very much, as a matter of fact.
• Mick is very fed up with his course. I am too, for that matter.
• Goods leaving the factory are checked as a matter of course.
• ‘I think the government is doing a good job.’ ‘That’s a matter of opinion.’
• Learning a language is largely a matter of practice.
• They never listen no matter what you say.
• It doesn’t really matter how much it cost.
• Nobody’s hurt, and that’s all that matters.
• It doesn’t matter to me what he does in his free time.
• He was very matter-of-fact about his illness. 

measures önlem; hazırlık, ölçü, ölçek, tedbir, kaydetmek, ısmarlama, yeterli niteliklere sahip

- to find out the exact length, size and dimension of something, the size, weight or amount of anything in numbers, an instrument for measuring, extent or quality found by measuring, a device for finding the size, amount etc of something, a unit, a plan of action; something done, to show the size, to be a certain size, to reach the desired or required standard,

• A glass measure for liquids.
• The meter is a measure of length.
• We must take certain measures to stop the increase in crime.
• He measured the table.
• A thermometer measures temperature.
• This table measures two meter by one meter ( bu masa iki metre boyunda, bir metre enindedir)
• What are the measurements of this room?
• Was your jacket made to measure?
• A made-to-measure suit (ısmarlama bir takım elbise)
• I measured my desk to see how long it was.
• This material measures two meters.
• A kilo is a measure of weight.
• Take the measurements of this room to see how wide, long and high it is.
• Could you measure the table to see if it will fit into our room?
• The room measures five meters across.
• Our sales do not look good when measured against those of competitors.
• Did the holiday measure up to your expectations?
• The government is to take new measures to reduce inflation.
• As a temporary measure, the road will have to be closed.
• The play achieved a measure of success.
• The school’s popularity is a measure of the teacher’s success.
• He made a few extra sandwiches for good measure.
• I am getting a suit made to measure for the wedding.  

mechanical  makine ile ilgili, mekanik, robot gibi, çalışma yöntemi, mekanizma, makineleştirmek

- working by a machine, done without thinking, from habit,

• Mechanical engineering.
• A mechanical saw.
• A mechanical action.
• I’m not really familiar with the mechanics of the legal system.
• The winding mechanism of the old clock has broken.
• Car production has become increasingly mechanized.
• This is a mechanical toy, it moves around by a small machine inside.
• He played the piano in a dull and mechanical way. 

medieval orta çaga ait

- having to do with the period between about the 11^th and the 15^th centuries especially in Europe,

• There are still many medieval building in the old town centre of Edinburgh. 

mental  zihinsel akılla ilgili, akıl hastalıkları, anlayış, mantalite

- concerning the mind, having to do with your mind, for those who have an illness that affects their mind, suffering from an illness of the mind, a way of thinking,

• Mental illnesses (akıl hastalıkları)
• A mental picture (zihinde canlandırılan bir resim)
• A mental hospital (akıl hastahanesi)
• He has a rather strange mentality.
• He is mentally ill (aklen hastadır)
• He behaves very strange, he has a mental disease, he must go to a mental hospital to be treated.
• He does mental sums and subtractions to find the result of a problem.
• She found the results mentally without using pencil and paper.
• It is fascinating to watch a child’s mental development.
• She is mentally ill.  

mention  söz etmek, belirtmek, bahsetmek, değinme, estağfirullah, rica ederim, ayrıca, üstelik

- to talk about briefly or incidentally of something, to remark, not at all, and also, as well as,

• He mentioned the plan.
• She mentioned that she might be leaving.
• No mention was made of this matter.
• ‘You are very kind. Thank you very much.’ ‘ don’t mention it’
• He is one of most intelligent, not to mention hand some people I know.
• She mentioned your name as we were talking about your school.
• Please don’t mention my name, I can’t do it.
• I am sorry if I hurt you by saying that, I didn’t mention it.
• He mentioned that he might be late.
• Did she mention what time the film starts?
• ‘Thank you for all your help.’ ‘Don’t mention it.’
• This is a great habitat for birds, not to mention other wildlife.
• It was odd that there wasn’t even a mention of the riots in the newspaper. 

mid  orta, ortadaki

- half, like midday, midnight, midway, at, or in, the middle of something,

• A midweek football match.
• In mid air (havada)
• I am away from mid June. 

mine    kazmak; kazarak maden çıkarmak, mayın

- a deep a hole in the earth where sources of some metals are found and dug out, such as a coal mine a gold mine, a place, usually underground, from which metals, coal, salt etc are dug, a kind of bomb used underwater or placed just beneath the surface of the ground, to dig for coal, metals etc in a mine,

• A coalmine.
• My father worked in the mines.
• The ship has been blow up by a mine.
• Coal is mined in this valley.
• The car went over a mine and blew up.
• Diamonds are mined in South Africa. 

misuse  yanlış ya da kötü amaçla kullanmak,suistimal etmek, fena muamele etmek

- a wrong or bad use, to use wrongly, to treat badly,

• The machine was damaged by misuse.
• They misused the tools.
• These chemicals can be dangerous if misused. 

mobilize   seferber etmek ya da olmak, savaş durumuna geçirmek, seferbelik

- to get ready to fight a war, to get a group of people to do something,

• The country mobilized its armed forces.
• She mobilized her neighbors to protest against the noise of the traffic.
• They mobilized the local residents to oppose the new development. 

momentary  anlık; geçici

- a very short period of time like minute or instant, lasting for only a moment,

• A momentary feeling of fear.
• My son’s birth was the happiest moment of my life.
• Please wait a moment, I’m almost ready. 

monetary  para ile ilgili

- having to do with money,

• Monetary problems.
• The government’s monetary policy. 

mortal  ölümcül, öldürücü, fanilik, öldürücü biçimde, ölüm oranı; can kaybı,

- something that must end with death, badly; causing death, unable to live forever, having to do with dead; causing death, in such a way as to cause death,

• Man is mortal.
• A mortal illness.
• Mortal enemies.
• Going to the funeral reminded him of his own mortality.
• Infant mortality (bebek ölüm oranı) was much higher at the beginning of the century.
• He has been mortally wounded.
• Man is mortal but God isn’t.
• The boy fall down from the window and was mortally injured.
• They were in mortal fear of the enemy.