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Phrases & Expressions

Useful phrases for real-life communication.

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take a swim

yüzmek, yüzmeye girmek

A2

To swim for pleasure or exercise.

  • It's a hot day, let's take a swim.
  • He likes to take a swim in the ocean every morning.
Health

take a trip

geziye çıkmak, seyahat etmek

A2

To go on a journey or excursion, especially for pleasure.

  • We plan to take a trip to Italy next summer.
  • My parents took a trip around the world.
Everyday Life

take a vacation

tatil yapmak, izin kullanmak

A2

To stop working for a period to rest or travel.

  • We plan to take a vacation in August.
  • She took a vacation to visit her family.
Everyday Life

tell a joke

fıkra anlatmak

A2

To say something to make others laugh.

  • Can you tell us a joke while we wait?
  • She told a funny joke at dinner.
Social

tell a lie

yalan söylemek

A2

To say something that is not true.

  • It is wrong to tell a lie, even a small one.
  • He told a lie to protect his friend.
Social

throw a party

parti vermek, parti düzenlemek

A2

To organize and host a social gathering for guests.

  • Let's throw a party for her birthday.
  • They decided to throw a party next Saturday.
Social

turn red

kızarmak, yüzü kızarmak

A2

To become red in the face, usually due to embarrassment, shyness, or anger.

  • She turned red when he complimented her.
  • His face turned red with embarrassment.
Everyday Life

walk the dog

köpeği gezdirmek

A2

To take a dog outside for exercise and to relieve itself.

  • I walk the dog every morning.
  • Can you walk the dog after dinner?
Collocation

waste money

para çarçur etmek, boşuna para harcamak

A2

To spend money on useless things.

  • Don't waste money on things you don't need.
  • He wastes money on lottery tickets.
Money

wave goodbye

el sallayarak veda etmek, (bir şeye) elveda demek

A2

To move your hand from side to side to say farewell to someone.

  • She waved goodbye from the train.
  • He waved goodbye to the children.
Everyday Life