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Useful phrases for real-life communication.

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give the impression

izlenim vermek

B2

To seem to be a certain way.

  • He gives the impression of being shy.
  • She gives the impression that she doesn't care about money.
Social

give thought

(bir konuyu) düşünmek, kafa yormak

B2

To consider something carefully before making a decision or taking action.

  • Give it some thought before you reply.
  • We need to give thought to the long-term consequences.
Academic

give your word

söz vermek

B2

To promise.

  • I give you my word.
  • He gave his word he'd be there.
Collocation

global market

küresel pazar

B2

The worldwide system of trade and finance where companies and countries buy and sell goods and services across national borders.

  • Companies must adapt to the global market.
  • The global market affects local economies.
Money

go bankrupt

iflas etmek

B2

To fail financially.

  • The company went bankrupt last year.
  • Many small businesses go bankrupt.
Money

go broke

batmak, iflas etmek

B2

To lose all your money and be unable to pay your debts.

  • He went broke gambling.
  • The business went broke last year.
Money

good governance

iyi yönetişim

B2

Management of resources and administration of a country or organization in a transparent, accountable, and fair manner.

  • Promoting good governance is crucial for stability.
  • The report emphasized the need for good governance.
Collocation

have a crush on

(birinden) hoşlanmak, (birine) gönlünü kaptırmak

B2

To have a strong feeling of romantic attraction to someone.

  • She has a crush on her classmate.
  • I had a crush on him in high school.
Emotions

have a say

söz hakkı olmak

B2

To have the right to give an opinion.

  • Everyone has a say in this decision.
  • Do I have a say in this?
Social

have authority

yetkisi olmak

B2

To have the official right or power to give orders or make decisions.

  • Only the supervisor has the authority to approve the request.
  • He doesn't have the authority to make that decision.
Collocation