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Phrases & Expressions

Useful phrases for real-life communication.

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give someone a hand

yardım etmek, el atmak

B1

To help someone.

  • Can you give me a hand with this?
  • He gave me a hand moving the sofa.
Social

give someone a ring

aramak (telefon), telefon etmek

B1

To call someone on the telephone.

  • Give me a ring tomorrow so we can plan the weekend.
  • If you're free Saturday, give me a ring and we'll catch a movie.
Idiom

give support

destek vermek, destek olmak

B1

To provide help, encouragement, or backing to someone or something.

  • We need to give our support to the new project.
  • He gave moral support to his family.
Social

give thanks

şükretmek, teşekkür etmek

B1

To express gratitude, especially to God, for something good.

  • Give thanks for what you have.
  • Before the meal, the family gives thanks for the food.
Social

give way

yol vermek, öncelik tanımak

B1

To allow other traffic to go first.

  • Give way to pedestrians at the crossing.
  • You must give way to traffic coming from the right.
Everyday Life

give your all

her şeyini vermek, tüm gücüyle çalışmak

B1

To put all your effort and energy into something.

  • The coach told us to give our all in the final match.
  • She gave her all on stage.
Emotions

give your opinion

fikrini söylemek, görüşünü belirtmek

B1

To state your personal view or opinion on a subject.

  • Please give me your opinion on the proposal.
  • He gave his opinion freely during the meeting.
Collocation

glance over

şöyle bir bakmak, göz gezdirmek

B1

To look at something very quickly without much attention.

  • He glanced over the contract before signing.
  • Could you glance over my notes for any mistakes?
Academic

glue it down

(yüzeye) yapıştırmak, yapıştırarak sabitlemek

B1

To fix something flat onto a surface with glue.

  • Please glue the label down firmly.
  • We need to glue down the carpet before it moves.
Phrasal Verb

go against

karşı gelmek, (sözünü) dinlememek

B1

To do the opposite of what someone wants or advises.

  • She went against her parents' wishes and became an actor.
  • Don't go against the doctor's advice.
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