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Phrases & Expressions

Useful phrases for real-life communication.

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have a conversation

sohbet etmek, konuşmak

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To talk with someone about something.

  • I had a nice conversation with my neighbor.
  • They had a long conversation about their plans.
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have a haircut

saç kestirmek

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To have one's hair cut by a hairdresser.

  • I need to have a haircut soon.
  • She had her hair cut short last week.
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how far

ne kadar uzak, ne kadar uzaklıkta

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Used to ask about the distance between two places.

  • How far is the city center from here?
  • How far is it to the airport?
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jump out

fırlayıp çıkmak, dışarı atlamak

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To leap or move suddenly out of a place.

  • He jumped out of the car.
  • A cat jumped out from behind the bins.
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jump over

üzerinden atlamak

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To leap or vault over an obstacle.

  • The dog jumped over the fence.
  • She jumped over the small stream.
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keep a diary

günlük tutmak

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To write what happens or what you feel each day in a book.

  • She has kept a diary since she was twelve.
  • Keeping a diary helps me organise my thoughts.
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keep dry

kuru tutun, nemden koruyunuz

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A warning to keep something dry and protected from moisture.

  • The label on the box said "Keep dry".
  • Keep dry and store the tablets below twenty-five degrees.
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make a wish

dilek tutmak

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To silently hope for something, for example before blowing out birthday candles.

  • Make a wish before you blow out the candles.
  • She made a wish to travel the world.
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make room

yer açmak, alan açmak

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to create empty space for someone or something.

  • Can you make room for my bag?
  • We need to make room for the new furniture.
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maybe next time

belki başka zaman, bir dahaki sefere

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A polite way to decline an offer, suggesting you might accept it later.

  • Can you help me today? Sorry, maybe next time.
  • I can't go to the party. Maybe next time.
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