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PART 1 - UNIT 1 YDT 12 / 04-2
1. abbreviate (v): kısaltmak, sadeleştirmek, 9. account (v): olarak görmek, saymak,
kırpmak (syn. shorten, reduce) gözüyle bakmak (syn. consider, regard as,
• The word “Internet” can be abbreviated count)
as “Net”. • Scholars account the professor as the
best authority alive in the discipline.
2. abnormal (adj): anormal, sıradışı,
olağandışı (syn. unusual, rare, uncommon) 10. accuse (v): suçlamak, itham etmek
• Because of the abnormal conditions, we (syn. blame for, charge with)
have had to change the procedure. • The police accused him of stealing the
money in the safe.
3. abruptly (adv): ansızın, birdenbire, YDT 12 / 04-2 PART 1 - UNIT 1
aniden (syn. suddenly, all of a sudden, 11. achievement (n): başarı, başarma, elde
unexpectedly) etme (syn. accomplishment, success,
• No one in the room understood why she 17. adorable (adj): şirin, çok güzel / sevimli 25. allusion (n): ima, kinaye, gönderme
attainment)
left abruptly. • Gaining a scholarship is a great
(syn. cute, lovely) (syn. (indirect) reference, hint, implication)
achievement for a student.
• Look at this adorable kitten in the • In his new speech, the new US president
garden. How sweet it is! made some allusions to the former one.
4. absorption (n): emme, soğurma, içine
çekme (syn. intake, digestion) 12. acquisition (n): edinme, kazanım, kazanç
• His illness is caused by inadequate 18. adversely (adv): zararına, olumsuz / 26. ambiguous (adj): belirsiz, muğlak
(syn. gaining, obtaining, acquirement)
absorption of iron. kötü bir şekilde, tersine (syn. negatively, (syn. uncertain, unclear, vague)
• The company became successful
because of the acquisition of smaller ones.
unfavourably) • If the term in the agreement is
• It is a pity that the new TV show ambiguous, this uncertainty can cause
5. abstract (adj): soyut (syn. theoretical, has been adversely criticized by the problems for both companies.
authorities.
notional, conceptual) 13. adapt (v): adapte etmek, uyarlamak,
• It is challenging to prove abstract ideas alışmak (syn. modify, alter, adjust)
while writing an essay. • As soon as the system was upgraded, 27. amendment (n): yasa / kural / tasarı
the applications were adapted.
19. advocate (v): savunmak, desteklemek, değiştirme, iyileştirme, düzeltme
önermek (syn. support, stand up for, (syn. alteration, modification)
6. abuse (v): suistimal etmek, kötüye promote) • Upon the professor’s comments, I had
• My doctor does not advocate intermittent
kullanmak, istismar etmek (syn. misuse, 14. adequacy (n): yeterlik, yeterlilik, uygunluk to make a couple of amendments to my
maltreat, mistreat, exploit) fasting. dissertation.
(syn. sufficiency, appropriateness)
• His contract was terminated as he had • We need to hire the best candidate
abused his authority. considering their adequacy. PART 1 - UNIT 1 YDT 12 / 04-2
20. affect (v): etkilemek, tesir etmek 28. amplification (n): abartma, mübağala,
(syn. influence) genişletme, büyütme, detaylıca açıklama
• The public reaction affected the
(syn. exaggeration, expansion)
7. acceptance (n): kabul etme, kabul 15. adjustment (n): ayarlama, düzenleme 33. appoint (v): atamak, tayin etmek, 42. attain (v): başarmak, elde etmek, ulaşmak
government’s decision.
• This explanation is not enough, and it
(syn. acknowledgment, admission, approval) (adaptation, modification) kararlaştırmak (syn. designate, nominate, (syn. accomplish, achieve, obtain, gain,
requires amplification.
• He needs an acceptance letter from the • We have to make several adjustments to determine) reach)
university before the visa application. 21. aggravate (v): kötüleştirmek, zorlaştırmak, • The committee appointed by the • No one should sacrifice honesty to attain
the project before the manager sees it.
government is going to investigate the
their objectives.
sinirlendirmek (syn. worsen, make worse, situation.
irritate) 29. ancient (adj): çok eski, antik, eskiden
8. accompany (v): eşlik etmek, refakat 16. admiration (n): hayranlık, takdir, beğeni kalma (syn. old, antique) 43. attend (v): katılmak, iştirak etmek
• His high blood pressure has aggravated
• In the excavation, experts have found
(syn. appreciation, praise)
etmek, yanında olmak (syn. partner, his COVID-19 symptoms. 34. approve (v): onaylamak, uygun bulmak, (syn. appear at, be present)
the ancient methods of irrigation in the
go with) • I would like to express my admiration kabul etmek (syn. confirm, endorse, • More than a thousand people attended
• You are not allowed to visit the palace to those who work and study at the same accept) area. the demonstration.
without a guide that accompanies you. 22. agreement (n): anlaşma, sözleşme, • Many people don’t approve of people’s
time.
uzlaşma (syn. contract, treaty, pact, humiliating themselves on social media.
4 accord) DICTIONARY 30. anticipate (v): tahmin etmek, öngörmek, 44. attribute (v): dayandırmak, nedene
beklemek, ummak (syn. foresee, predict,
• My parents and my teacher are in full 35. arbitrary (adj): rastgele, gelişigüzel, bağlamak, atfetmek (syn. ascribe,
forecast, expect)
agreement about my going to a better plansız (syn. random) associate, connect)
• No one has anticipated such a dramatic
school to improve my painting skills. • The police found drugs in an arbitrary • We attributed her stress to her being
decrease in the exchange rates.
vehicle control last night. overwhelmed by tasks.
23. alienate (v): yabancılaştırmak, 36. arise (v): ortaya çıkmak, baş göstermek
31. apologize (v): özür dilemek, af dilemek
uzaklaştırmak (syn. estrange, distance, (syn. emerge, occur) 45. autonomous (adj): otonom, bağımsız,
özerk (syn. independent, self-governing)
(syn. say sorry, ask for forgiveness)
isolate) • Because of the accident, a political crisis • The autonomous region between the
• The child apologized to his dad for lying
• After the last scandal, the actor preferred has arisen.
to alienate himself from everything. to him. countries is creating a diplomatic problem.
37. article (n): makale, nesne, ürün, eşya
24. allocate (v): bölüştürmek, pay etmek, (syn. essay, object, thing, item) 46. available (adj): müsait, uygun, elde
32. appeal (v): (zevkine) hitap etmek, hoşuna
edilebilir, ulaşılabilir (syn. free, accessible,
tahsis etmek (syn. allot, distribute, assign) • After the couple heard the news, they convenient)
gitmek (syn. attract, captivate)
• As the book didn’t appeal to me, I
• The management allocated one-third of took a few articles of clothing and left • Each available doctor in the emergency
their budget to the project. immediately. room was assigned to examine the
stopped reading it.
patients injured in the accident.
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DICTIONARY 38. ascend (v): yukarı çıkmak, tırmanmak,
yükselmek (syn. climb up, rise, advance)
• It was too difficult to ascend the steps in 47. avidity (n): açgözlülük, istek, hırs
the cathedral. (syn. greed, keenness, eagerness)
• An excessive amount of avidity can
cause psychological problems.
39. assertive (adj): iddialı, kendine güvenen,
zorlu, ısrarcı (syn. confident, forceful)
• In job interviews, we look for people who 48. barely (adv): ancak, zar zor, neredeyse
are assertive and professional. hiç (syn. almost, hardly, scarcely)
• The camera must have broken down
40. assign (v): görev vermek, atamak, because the people in the photograph are
belirlemek (syn. appoint, allocate, barely visible.
designate)
• The intern has been assigned the task of
organizing the files in the archive. 49. base (v): dayandırmak, kurmak
(syn. ground, found, establish)
• The TV show is based on a real story.
41. astonish (v): şaşırtmak, hayrete
düşürmek (syn. surprise, astound)
• What astonished my parents was 50. beneficial (adj): yararlı, faydalı
my decision to run my own café after (syn. useful, favourable)
graduating from the Faculty of Law. • Doing exercise is beneficial to health.
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