English | Turkish | English Explanation |
Adornment | Süs, Ziynet | n. decoration, ornament, something which beautifies; jewelry |
Canonically | Kabul Edilmiş,
Kanuni,
Hukuki, | ■ adjective
according to or ordered by canon law.
accepted as being accurate and authoritative.
relating to a cathedral chapter or a member of it.
■ noun (canonicals) the prescribed official dress of the clergy. |
Debauchery | sefahat,
ayyaşlık,
uçarılık. | ■ noun excessive indulgence in sex, alcohol, or drugs. |
Despair | Umutsuz,
Umutsuzluk | ■ noun the complete loss or absence of hope.
■ verb lose or be without hope. |
Deterrent | caydırıcı.
i. caydırıcı şey,
yıldırıcı | ■ noun a thing that deters or is intended to deter someone from doing something.
■ adjective able or intended to deter. |
Dissension | Anlaşmazlık,
Kargaşa | disagreement, conflict, strife |
Flee | Kaçmak | ■ verb (flees, fleeing; past and past participle fled) run away from danger. |
Ghastly | dehşetli,
korkunç,
iğrenç | ■ adjective (ghastlier, ghastliest)
causing great horror or fear; macabre.
deathly white or pallid.
informal very objectionable or unpleasant. |
Ingratitude | Vefasızlık,
Nankörlük | ■ noun a discreditable lack of gratitude. |
Lonelines | Yalnızlık | n. state of being solitary, being alone |
Narration | Hikaye,
Anlatmak, | telling of a story; account of; recounting of events;
description of an experience; process of storytelling |
Scant | Kıt | ■ adjective barely sufficient or adequate. ▶barely amounting to the amount specified: a scant two pounds.
■ verb chiefly N. Amer. provide grudgingly or in insufficient amounts. ▶deal with inadequately; neglect.
scantly adverb
scantness noun |
Scanty | Kıtlık | ■ adjective (scantier, scantiest) small or insufficient in quantity or amount. ▶(of clothing) skimpy.
■ plural noun (scanties) informal women's skimpy knickers.
scantily adverb
scantiness noun |
Scheme | Plan | ■ noun
a systematic plan or arrangement for attaining some particular object or putting a particular idea into effect.
▶a particular ordered system or arrangement: a classical rhyme scheme.
a secret or underhand plan; a plot.
■ verb
form a scheme, especially a devious one or with intent to do something wrong.
arrange according to a colour scheme. |
Spurn | Reddetmek,
Hakaretle Reddetmek | ■ verb
reject with disdain or contempt.
archaic strike or push away with the foot. |
Strive | çabalamak,
gayret etmek,
uğraşmak. | ■ verb (past strove or strived; past participle striven or strived) make great efforts.
▶(strive against) fight vigorously against. |
Superficial | Yüzeysel, Sathi | ■ adjective
existing or occurring at or on the surface.
apparent rather than actual.
not thorough or deep; cursory. ▶lacking depth of character or understanding.
Brit. Building denoting a quantity of a material expressed in terms of area covered. |
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