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Useful phrases for real-life communication.

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clear as glass

cam gibi berrak, çok açık

B1

Extremely clear and easy to understand or see.

  • His explanation was clear as glass.
  • The water in the lake is clear as glass.
Everyday Life

climb in

tırmanarak içeri girmek, (arabaya vb.) binmek

B1

To get into a car, bed or small space, often with some effort.

  • The kids climbed in the back of the car.
  • He climbed in through the window.
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climb out

tırmanarak çıkmak, (bir yerden) dışarı çıkmak

B1

To climb out of an enclosed space.

  • The children climbed out of the pool to get their towels.
  • He climbed out the window.
Everyday Life

climb over

üzerinden tırmanmak, tırmanarak aşmak

B1

To move over something by climbing.

  • The children climbed over the fence to get their ball.
  • He climbed over the wall.
Everyday Life

cloud over

bulutlanmak, (hava) kapanmak

B1

For the sky to become full of clouds.

  • The sky clouded over and it started to rain.
  • By lunchtime it had clouded over, so we went home.
Everyday Life

come down to

(sonuçta bir şeye) bağlı olmak, bir şeye dayanmak

B1

To be the most important or basic factor in a situation.

  • In the end, it all comes down to how much effort you put in.
  • The decision comes down to whether we can afford it.
Everyday Life

come undone

çözülmek, açılmak

B1

For something tied, fastened or closed to become loose or open.

  • Your shoelace has come undone.
  • The knot came undone in the wind.
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count me in

beni de say, ben de varım

B1

Used to say you want to be included in an activity or plan.

  • We're going hiking this weekend. Count me in!
  • If you need help, count me in.
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count me out

ben yokum, beni saymayın

B1

Used to say you do not want to be included in an activity or plan.

  • I can't make it to the party. Count me out.
  • That sounds too risky. Count me out.
Everyday Life

count up

toplamak, sayıp toplamak

B1

To add all the numbers or items in a group together.

  • Let's count up the money we collected.
  • The teacher counted up the votes.
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