Bölüm 16 · En Sık Çıkan 400 Kelime
| İngilizce | Türkçe | Tanım ve örnek |
|---|---|---|
| suspend | askıya almak | to stop something for a period of time The match was suspended because of rain. |
| suspicious | şüpheli | making you feel that something is wrong or illegal Report any suspicious packages to the police. |
| symbolic | sembolik | representing an idea or quality The ring is symbolic of their love. |
| trend | eğilim | a general direction in which something is changing There is a growing trend toward working from home. |
| trigger | tetiklemek | to cause something to start happening Pollen can trigger an asthma attack. |
| unleash | serbest bırakmak | to suddenly release a powerful force The storm unleashed heavy rain on the city. |
| unmask | maskesini düşürmek | to show the true identity or nature of someone The journalist unmasked the corrupt official. |
| vanish | yok olmak | to disappear suddenly and completely The plane vanished from the radar. |
| vanity | kibir | too much pride in your own appearance or achievements His vanity made him spend hours in front of the mirror. |
| vein | damar | a tube that carries blood back to the heart The nurse took blood from a vein in my arm. |
| verdict | karar | an official decision made by a jury or judge The jury reached a verdict of not guilty. |
| versus | karşı | against, used to compare two opposing sides Tonight's match is Brazil versus Germany. |
| vestige | kalıntı | a small part that remains of something larger or older These customs are vestiges of an ancient religion. |
| villainy | kötülük | very wicked or criminal behavior The film shows the villainy of a corrupt king. |
| violation | ihlal | an action that breaks a law, rule or agreement The arrest was a violation of human rights. |
| vitriolic | sert, iğneleyici | full of bitter and angry criticism The critic wrote a vitriolic review of the film. |
| vulnerable | savunmasız | easily hurt or harmed physically or emotionally Old people are vulnerable to the flu. |
| willing | istekli | happy and ready to do something She is willing to work weekends. |
| witness | tanık | a person who sees an event, especially a crime A witness saw the man running from the bank. |
| working class | işçi sınıfı | the social group of people who do manual or low-paid jobs He grew up in a working-class family. |
| wound | yara | an injury in which the skin is cut or broken The soldier had a wound in his leg. |
| tangible | somut | clear and real; able to be touched The new policy brought tangible benefits. |
| terminal | terminal | (of an illness) leading to death and impossible to cure She was diagnosed with terminal cancer. |
| tolerate | katlanmak | to accept something unpleasant without complaining I can't tolerate rude behavior. |
| zeal | coşku | great energy and enthusiasm for a cause or aim He worked with religious zeal. |