object nesne, şey, amaç, erek, tümleç, önemli değil, hoşlanmamak, itiraz, mahzurlu
- a thing which can be seen or touched; it is real, not imaginary, a certain aim towards which an action or thought is directed, to disagree, to argue against it, to dislike something; to disapprove of something, an expression of disapproval, very unpleasant,
- There were various objects on the table.
- His main object in life was to become rich.
- He hit me; you can eat what you like.
- I will buy you anything you like – money is no object.
- I object to her rudeness; Chris objected to going to bed so early.
- He raised no objection to the idea.( fikre itiraz etmedi)
- My objection is that he is too young.
- He is a most objectionable person.
- Everybody thinks that drug-dealing is objectionable.
- A football is an object to play with.
- Tools are objects which help us in doing a work.
- His object in working in the garden was to get paid and buy a new coat.
- The object of your bad behavior is making me feel sad.
- She objected to turning on the radio when she was studying.
- I object to going to bed at 8 o’clock, but I have no objections to go to bed at 10 o’clock.
- I want to play music, have you any objection?
- The shelves were filled with objects of all shapes and sizes.
- Making money is his sole object in life.
- They always want the best. Expense is no object.
- Many people object to the new tax.
- I object to companies trying to sell me things over the phone.
objective hedef, gaye amaç
- a goal you try to reach, not influenced by personal opinions,
- Our objective is freedom.
- He took an objective view of the problem.
- Our objective is to finish by the end of the year.
- Please try and give an objective report of what happened.
- It is hard to be objective about your own family.
- He is too upset to see objectively.
oblige yükümlülük, mecburiyet, zorunlu, yapmak zorunda kalmak, nazik, iyilik sever
- to make someone to something in a certain way, to do a favor, to receive a help from someone, a promise or duty, that must be done, grateful, willing to help other people,
- Could you oblige by me carrying this, please.( bunu taşımakta bana bir iyilikte bulunurmusun lütfen)
- You are under no obligation to buy this.( bunu almak zorunda değilsin)
- It is obligatory to pay tax.
- I was obliged to invite him to my party, although I didn’t want to ( her ne kadar istemediysem de onu partime davet etmek zorunda kaldım)
- I am obliged to you for all your help.
- He will help you – he is very obliging.
- The heavy rain obliged me to take an umbrella. I was obliged to take it.
- The old lady was obliged to John because he helped her to cross the street.
- Can you oblige me a pencil?
- Parents are obliged by law to send their children to school.
- Although I wasn’t hungry, I felt obliged to eat the food they had made.
- If you ever need any help, I’d be happy to oblige.
- Thanks for your help. I am much obliged to you.
- I asked my neighbor for advice and he was very obliging.
observe görmek, farketmek, dikkatle bakmak, riayet etmek, demek, söylemek.
- to watch, to look at closely and carefully, to notice, to obey, to make a remark,
- I observed her unhappy face.
- I observed that she was crying.
- She observed his actions with interest.
- We must observe the rules.
- It’s a lovely day.
- He observed.
- Mary observed the flowers growing day by day.
- She learnt how to cook by observing her mother.
- The judge let him go but said that he would be kept under observation.
- The scientist makes observations and experiments to find new things.
- We observed the birds throughout the breeding season.
- A man and a woman were observed leaving by the black door.
- According to observers, the plane exploded shortly after take-off.
obtain saglamak; elde etmek
- to gain, to get,
- He obtained a large sum of money by selling houses.
- Antiseptic ointment can be obtained from the chemist.
- He tried very hard to obtain an important position in the office.
- We obtain news from newspapers.
- That make of vacuum cleaner is no longer obtainable.
obvious açık;anlaşılır, açıkça
- clear, easily seen or understood,
- It was obvious that she was ill.
- An obvious improvement.
- An obvious reason.
- I will need some help.
- It is obvious that you have not studied, your answers are all wrong.
- For obvious reasons, I’d prefer not to give my name.
- His disappointment was obvious to everyone.
- There has obviously been a mistake.
occasion zaman, sıra, durum, önemli bir olay, kutlama, bazen, ara sıra olan; düzensiz,
- a time, an event or happening that takes place, suitable or right time, not often, infrequently, only sometimes, a particular time, a special event, happening now and then, occasionally,
- I’ve heard him speak on several occasions.
- The wedding was a great occasion.
- I take an occasional trip to London.
- I occasionally go to the theatre.
- The bird of a child is a happy occasion.
- Attending a school is a good occasion to make friends.
- It isn’t an occasion for joking, we are thinking of a serious problem.
- I visited all the museums on the occasion of being in Paris.
- I have met Bill on two occasions.
- Their wedding was a memorable occasion.
- I shall tell her what I think if the occasion arises.
- We have the occasional argument but most of the time we get on.
- We see each other occasionally.
occupy işgal etmek, kaplamak, meşguletmek,
- to live in, to have a possession of something; to fill a space or time, to fill up space, to fill up space,
- A table occupied the centre of the room.
- He occupied his time until lunch by reading a book.
- My family occupies a house in this town.
- I occupy a seat in the classroom.
- This farm occupies two hundred square meters.
- A lesson occupied forty-five minutes.
- The family occupied a small flat.
- The soldiers occupied the town.
- The large table occupied most of the room.
occur olmak; meydana gelmek, akla gelmek, rastlanmak
- to happen, to take place, to come to mind, to be found,
- The accident occurred yesterday morning.
- An idea occurred to him.
- Giants occur in fairy tales.
- When she was telling me about her grandmother, it occurred me that I must have visited my own grandmother.
- The accident occurred late last night.
- The virus occurs more frequently in children.
- It never occurred to John that his wife might be unhappy.
odd acayip,garip, tek, artık, tek tük, döküntü, öteberi, olasılık, ihtimal, imkansızlık,
- not even, one of a pair and other is missing, strange, unusual, not regular or fixed, strangely, a piece left over from something larger, chances, a difference in strength, in favor of one side, small objects of different kinds,
- He’s wearing very odd clothes.
- An odd young man.
- 5 and 7 are odd numbers.
- Have you got any odd bits of wood I could use?
- She makes the odd mistake she speaks English.
- He’s always been a bit of an oddity.
- He is behaving oddly.
- She made the jacket from oddments of material that she found in the house.
- The odds are that he will win.
- They are fighting against heavy odds.
- He hasn’t got a regular job, but earns some money by doing odd jobs for old people.
- Look at these pictures and decide which is the odd one out.
- There were various odds and ends lying about on the table.
- I found an odd sock in the drawer, where is the other one?
- It is odd that the window is open.
- I didn’t open it and nobody else is at home.
- There’s something odd about him.
- It’s a bit odd that she didn’t phone to say she couldn’t come.
- He makes the odd mistake, but nothing very serious.
- He made the bookshelves out of a few odd bits of wood.
- You are wearing odd socks.
- One, three, five, seven are all odd numbers.
- Oddly enough, the most expensive tickets sold fastest.
- Her brother and sisters were much older than she was. She was always the odd one out.
omit atlamak, yanlışlıkla unutmak, ihmal etmek,
- to leave out, not to do something by a mistake, to leave out, not to do something,
- You can omit the last chapter of the book.
- I omitted to tell him about the meeting.
- The teacher told us to omit three pages of the book.
- Did you omit to do your homework again? That is an unforgivable omission.
- Several verses of the song can be omitted.
opposition muhalefet, direnme, rakip, muhalif
- to be against; not to support something, state of being against, resisting or fighting against someone or something by force, or argument, your competitors, the politicians who oppose the party in government,
- The teacher found a lot of opposition to her new ideas amongst the parents.
- A strong opposition.
- Mary opposed to have a meeting on Friday because she had something to do on that day. But the others ignored her opposition.
- He expressed strong opposition to the plan.
- We need to find out what the opposition is doing.
- The leader of the opposition.
ordinary olagan, sıradan, bayağı, normal olarak,
- normal, usual, not especially good etc,
- She was behaving in a perfectly ordinary way.
- Stripped of his power to inflict harm, he seemed quite ordinary.
- I’m looking for a gift that is a little out of the ordinary.
- He isn’t very clever or stupid, he is an ordinary person.
- It’s interesting to see how ordinary people live in other countries.
organize örgütlemek; düzenlemek
- to arrange, to make ready to work, something organized, efficient, methodical,
- To organize a conference.
- She organized his papers so that he could find what he wanted easily.
- Always work in an organized way.
- The school Club organized a picnic and all students joined it.
- The school organizes trips to various places of interest.
- Can you decide what needs doing? I am hopeless at organizing.
- You need to organize your work more carefully.
- The organizers of the concert said that it had been a great success.
outbreak birden ortaya çıkma; patlama
- breaking out, sudden beginning, usually of something unpleasant,
- The outbreak of war.
- There is an outbreak of wars in the Middle East.
- An outbreak of cholera.
output üretim, verim, çıktı, çıktı
- number or quantity of things that are obtained or produced, an amount of work that is done, the information produced by a computer,
- The output of this factory increased last year.
outweigh daha onemli olmak
- to be greater in weight, importance or value than,
- The advantages of the scheme far outweigh the disadvantages.
- The advantages outweigh the disadvantages.
overcome kapılmış, etkisinde kalmış, yenmek; üstesinden gelmek
- to beat, to get rid of, to win a victory over, helpless; very upset in your feelings, to defeat; to conquer,
- Overcome with grief (üzüntüye kapılmış )
- She overcame her fear of the dark.
- The people attend reading and writing courses to overcome their ignorance.
- Our basketball team overcame the other team last night.
- She tried hard to overcome her fear of flying.
- The trains are overcrowded on Friday evenings.
overestimate çok fazla deger biçmek; abartmak
- to think that something is bigger or more important etc than it really is,
- We overestimated the amount of food we would need – there was a lot left over.
- I overestimated how much we could paint in a day.
overlook e/a yukardan bakmak, farkına varamamak, gözden kaçırmak
- to look down on, to take no notice of something; to forgive, to fail to see or notice something,
- The house overlooked the river.
- We shall over look your lateness this time.
- Small details are easily overlooked, but they can be very important.
- She felt that her opinion had been completely overlooked.
- I will overlook your behavior this time but don’t let it happen again.
- My room overlooks the sea.
overrate önemsemek; degerini abartmak
- to think that something is better than it really is,
- I think his books are overrated.
overwhelming çok kuvvetli; karşı konulmaz, işgaletmek, yenmek, ezici,
- to have a very strong and sudden effect on someone, to win a complete victory over someone; to defeat completely, very great or strong,
- When she won the prize she was overwhelmed with joy and didn’t know what to say ( ödülü kazanınca büyük bir sevince kapılıp ne diyeceğini bilemedi)
- Our soldiers were overwhelmed by the enemy.
- An overwhelming feeling of relief.
- An overwhelming victory.
- Anna had an overwhelming desire to return home.