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Useful phrases for real-life communication.

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keep up

yetişmek, ayak uydurmak

B1

To move or progress at the same speed as others.

  • I can't keep up with you, slow down.
  • Keep up the good work!
Everyday Life

let down

hayal kırıklığına uğratmak, (aşağı) indirmek

B1

To disappoint someone by failing to do what they expect.

  • I promised to help, and I won't let you down.
  • He felt he had let his team down by missing the penalty.
Social

live on

(bir şeyle) geçinmek, (bir şeyle) beslenmek

B1

To have a particular amount of money or type of food to survive.

  • He lives on coffee and sandwiches during exam week.
  • They live on $1000 a month.
Everyday Life

look into

araştırmak, incelemek

B1

To investigate something carefully.

  • The police are looking into the robbery.
  • We need to look into this problem.
General

look out for

dikkat etmek, gözünü açık tutmak

B1

To be careful to notice someone or something, especially to avoid danger.

  • Look out for ice on the roads.
  • You should look out for new opportunities.
Everyday Life

miss out

kaçırmak, fırsatı kaçırmak

B1

To lose an opportunity to experience something good or enjoyable.

  • Don't miss out on this great offer!
  • I feel like I missed out on a lot.
Everyday Life

mix up

(birbirine) karıştırmak, ayırt edememek

B1

To confuse two people or things, thinking one is the other.

  • I always mix up their twins.
  • Don't mix up the sugar and salt.
Phrasal Verb

open up

açılmak, içini dökmek

B1

To talk more freely about your feelings or private life.

  • He finally opened up about his past.
  • She needs to open up more to her friends.
Emotions

pass on

iletmek, aktarmak

B1

To transfer information or an object to someone else.

  • Please pass on the message.
  • He passed on his knowledge to his students.
General

pick out

seçmek, ayırt etmek

B1

To choose something from a group.

  • She spent an hour picking out a dress for the party.
  • Pick out any three cards from the pack.
Everyday Life