Fiiller 1 · Fiiller
| İngilizce | Türkçe | Tanım ve örnek |
|---|---|---|
| abandon | terk etmek; bırakmak, vazgeçmek | to leave someone or something, or give up an idea completely They had to abandon their plans because of the weather. |
| accelerate | hızlandırmak, ivmelendirmek | to make something happen faster Global warming may accelerate the melting of ice. |
| accompany | eşlik etmek, beraberinde getirmek, birlikte olmak | to go somewhere with someone, or happen at the same time Children must be accompanied by an adult. |
| accumulate | biriktirmek, yığmak, birikmek | to collect or increase gradually over time He accumulated a large fortune. |
| achieve | başarmak, elde etmek, ulaşmak | to succeed in reaching a goal through effort She achieved her dream of becoming a doctor. |
| acknowledge | kabul etmek, onaylamak, (bir şeyi) fark ettiğini göstermek | to accept or admit that something is true He acknowledged that he had made a mistake. |
| acquire | edinmek, kazanmak, elde etmek, satın almak (şirket vb.) | to get or obtain something, often by buying it The company acquired two smaller firms last year. |
| administer | yönetmek, idare etmek; uygulamak (test/ilaç vb.) | to manage or organize something; to give medicine or a test The nurse administered the injection. |
| admit | kabul etmek (suç/gerçek/hata); giriş izni vermek, içeri almak | to agree that something is true, especially something bad He admitted that he had lied. |
| adopt | benimsemek, (yasa/karar vb.) kabul etmek; evlat edinmek | to start using an idea or plan; to take a child into your family The school adopted a new teaching method. |
| aggravate | kötüleştirmek, şiddetlendirmek, ağırlaştırmak | to make a problem or illness worse Stress can aggravate heart problems. |
| alienate | yabancılaştırmak, uzaklaştırmak, soğutmak | to make someone feel unwelcome or isolated The new policy alienated many loyal customers. |
| alleviate | hafifletmek, azaltmak, dindirmek | to make pain or a problem less severe The medicine helped alleviate the pain. |
| allocate | tahsis etmek, ayırmak, bölüştürmek | to give something to someone for a particular purpose Each team was allocated a meeting room. |
| alter | değiştirmek, başkalaştırmak, değişmek | to change something, usually slightly We had to alter our travel plans. |
| apply | uygulamak; başvurmak; ilişkin olmak | to make a formal request; to use something in a situation She applied for a job at the bank. |
| appraise | değer biçmek, değerlendirmek | to judge the value or quality of something An expert appraised the painting at $10,000. |
| appreciate | takdir etmek, değerini bilmek; anlamak; değer | to recognize the value of something; to be grateful I really appreciate your help. |
| arise | ortaya çıkmak, doğmak, kaynaklanmak | to begin to happen or exist Problems may arise if we do not plan carefully. |
| assess | değerlendirmek, tahmin etmek (zarar/etki vb.), ölçmek | to judge the nature, value or quality of something Engineers assessed the damage after the earthquake. |
| assign | atamak, görevlendirmek, tahsis etmek | to give someone a job or task The teacher assigned each student a topic. |
| attain | elde etmek, ulaşmak, erişmek | to succeed in reaching a goal after effort Few athletes attain such high levels of fitness. |
| avoid | kaçınmak, sakınmak, önlemek | to stay away from someone or something; to prevent Try to avoid sugary drinks. |
| boost | artırmak, yükseltmek, canlandırmak, desteklemek | to increase or improve something The festival boosted the local economy. |
| borrow | ödünç almak, (dilden/ kültürden) alıntı yapmak | to take something with a promise to return it; to adopt a word or idea Can I borrow your pen? |