Duygular ve Kişilik 4 · C2 – Ustalık
| İngilizce | Türkçe | Tanım ve örnek |
|---|---|---|
| abhor | nefret etmek | to hate something strongly I abhor violence. |
| ingenuous | saf, masum | innocent and trusting It was an ingenuous question. |
| puritanical | aşırı ahlakçı | very strict about morals He has puritanical views. |
| disdainful | küçümseyen | showing disdain She gave a disdainful look. |
| euphoric | coşkulu | extremely happy and excited The fans were euphoric after the win. |
| derisive | alaycı | showing contempt There was derisive laughter. |
| snobbery | züppelik | the attitude of a snob There is a lot of snobbery about wine. |
| taciturn | az konuşan | saying very little He is a taciturn man. |
| rapturous | coşkulu | expressing great happiness The singer got a rapturous welcome. |
| nonchalant | kayıtsız | calm and not worried He was nonchalant about the exam. |
| idiosyncrasy | kendine özgü tuhaflık | a strange personal habit Everyone has their idiosyncrasies. |
| histrionic | abartılı, teatral | too emotional and dramatic Her histrionic behaviour annoyed everyone. |
| equable | sakin, dengeli | calm and not easily upset She has an equable temperament. |
| gauche | beceriksiz, sakar (sosyal) | awkward in social situations He was a gauche teenager. |
| mutinous | isyankâr | refusing to obey The crew became mutinous. |
| rumination | derin düşünme | deep thinking His ruminations kept him awake. |
| munificence | cömertlik | great generosity The museum thanked him for his munificence. |
| ingratiating | yaranmaya çalışan | trying to please someone to gain favour He had an ingratiating smile. |
| fractious | huysuz, kavgacı | easily annoyed The children were tired and fractious. |
| prurient | şehvet düşkünü | having too much interest in sex The newspaper satisfies prurient curiosity. |
| flighty | hoppa | not serious and changing your mind often She is too flighty to be trusted. |