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Phrases & Expressions

Useful phrases for real-life communication.

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leave a tip

bahşiş bırakmak

B1

To give money as a tip.

  • Don't forget to leave a tip.
  • He left a generous tip.
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lie back

arkaya yaslanmak, sırtüstü uzanmak

B1

To lean your body backward, often to relax or rest.

  • Lie back and relax.
  • She lay back on the pillow.
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live up to

(beklentileri) karşılamak, (bir şeye) layık olmak

B1

To be as good as people expect, or to do what has been promised.

  • The movie lived up to the hype.
  • He couldn't live up to his father's name.
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look ahead

ileriye bakmak

B1

To think about or plan for what will happen in the future.

  • We need to look ahead and plan.
  • Don't dwell on the past; look ahead.
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look promising

umut verici görünmek, gelecek vaat etmek

B1

To seem likely to succeed or be good in the future.

  • The early results look promising.
  • This new project looks promising.
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Loud and clear

net ve anlaşılır, açık seçik

B1

In a way that is very easy to hear and understand.

  • The instructions were loud and clear.
  • The message from our customers was loud and clear.
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make a complaint

şikayet etmek, şikayette bulunmak

B1

To state that you are unhappy or dissatisfied with something.

  • I want to make a complaint about the service.
  • He made a complaint about the loud noise.
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make sense of

anlam çıkarmak, kavramak

B1

To understand the meaning of something, especially something confusing.

  • I can't make sense of this report.
  • It took me hours to make sense of the instructions.
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make time

zaman ayırmak, vakit bulmak

B1

To find time in your schedule for a particular activity.

  • You should make time for exercise.
  • She makes time to visit her parents.
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make time for

(birine/bir şeye) zaman ayırmak, vakit ayırmak

B1

To set aside time in one's schedule for someone or something important.

  • Don is a busy lawyer, but he always makes time for his family.
  • I'll make sure to make time for you when you visit me.
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