User:Janrodrigo/Vocabulary

This is the list of the English Vocabulary that I've learned and am still learning from the Heroesverse. I would like to go on a chronological order. Some of the translations are Turkish and some are in English.

Pre-premiere

Week One

1. Arbitrary = Keyfi, Rasgele seçilmiş
2. Cheerleader = Ponpon kızı
3. Crue = Kabarma, yükselme
4. Discernible = Ayırt edilebilir, fark edilebilir
5. Motley = Mixed, of great variety, Varied in colours
6. Reluctant = Gönülsüz, isteksiz, tereddütlü
7. Sophomore = 2. sınıf öğrencisi (lise veya üniversitede)
8. To puke = To vomit
9. Wicca = is a neopagan, nature-based religion. It was popularised in 1954 by Gerald Gardner, a retired British civil servant, who at the time called it a "Witch cult" and "Witchcraft", and its adherents "the Wica". Wicca is the largest of the Neopagan religions. Wiccans have great reverence for the Earth and for their Goddess and her consort, the horned God. Their main rule of behavior is the Wiccan Rede which forbids them from harming people, including themselves, except in some cases of self-defense.
10. Wiccan = Someone practising the Wicca

Week Four

1. Sneak preview = A preview to test audience reactions, early screening (unofficial) of a film

Week Eight

1. Presumptous = Kibirli, Cüretli, Kendine çok güvenen, Küstah, Kendinden çok emin, Haddini bilmez; excessively forward; "an assumptive person"

Week Nine

1. Credential = Delil, Vekaletname, Kimlik kartı, İtimat sebebi, İtimatname
2. Credentials = Referans, Ehliyet, Kimlik belgeleri, Güven belgeleri, Tanıtımlar, Referans mektubu, Kimlik belgeleri, Güven mektubu
3. Eminence = An elevated condition among men, A title of honour, Title of a Roman Catholic Cardinal
4. Eminent = Having achieved eminence; Seçkin, Ünlü, Yüksek rütbeli, Güzide

Volume One

Week One

Genesis

1. Bishop game = Satranç
2. Bouncer = Gece kulübü fedaisi
3. Bucks = Dollars
4. Cab = Taksi
5. Cabbie = Taksici
6. Coerce = Zorlamak, baskı yapmak
7. Cold turkey = Uyuşturucuyu veya sigarayı birden bırakma
8. Disarray = Karışıklık, kargaşa
9. Eerie = Tuhaf ve korkutucu
10. Fiery = Ateşli, alevli
11. Fudge = To make up; to devise; to contrive; to fabricate; as, he never did the experiment, and merely fudged the data
12. Fund raiser = Someone who works to raise money for a particular purpose
13. Grand = Thousand
14. Handlebar = Bisiklet gidonu
15. Linen = Keten
16. Logic board = Main (logic) board
17. Louse = Bit (pl. Lice)
18. Lousy = Infested with lice, boktan, berbat, Remarkably bad; of poor quality, dirty, or underhanded
19. Mangle = Mechanical device with large heated rollers which smooth and flatten linens
20. Margin = Sayfanın kenarı, Maliyet fiyatı ile satış fiyatı arasındaki fark
21. Mob = Mafya
22. Mouth-breather = Mouth breathing in public is sometimes considered to be less socially acceptable or attractive than nose breathing, as mouth breathers can appear to have a somewhat "slack jawed" look, and mouth breathing can cause or exacerbate bad breath. Thusly, the term 'mouth breather' is used as an insult towards a person with a perceived lack of intelligence or someone with poor social skills.
23. Muffin = a charming, attractive young man
24. Mustang = Yabani at
25. Patronise = Büyüklük taslamak, hor görmek; korumak, himaye etmek
26. Peeping tom = Röntgenci
27. Pinhole camera = İğne delikli kamera
28. Plea = Rica
29. Poll = Anket
30. Plughole = Tapa deliği
31. Rap sheet = Adli sicil, sabıka kaydı
32. Report card = Karne
33. Rose-coloured glasses
34. Screw you = Siktir git, Canın cehenneme
35. Sheet = Çarşaf
36. Slob = Pasaklı
37. Solemn = Ağır başlı
38. Stock = Sermaye, Hisse senedi
39. Stock page = Borsa sayfası
40. Stud = Aygır
41. Stunt = Tehlikeli iş, marifet
42. To berate = Azarlamak, paylamak
43. To bounce = come back after being refused; "the check bounced
44. To debunk = expose while ridiculing; especially of pretentious or false claims and ideas; "The physicist debunked the psychic's claims; If you debunk a widely held belief, you show that it is false. If you debunk something that is widely admired, you show that it is not as good as people think it is. Historian Michael Beschloss debunks a few myths. to show that an idea or belief is false.
45. To grind = Öğütmek, bilemek
46. To hover = Havada asılı kalmak, süzülmek
47. To hump = Cinsel ilişkiye girmek
48. To increment = Artmak (miktarca)
49. To mangle = Vurarak ezmek veya parçalamak, Press with a mangle; "mangle the sheets"
50. To overrate = To rate or value too highly
51. To screw around = Boş boş dolaşmak, Saçmalamak
52. To shoplift = Mağaza soymak
53. To shove = To push forcibly
54. To slam = Hız ve gürülti ile çarpmak
55. To snap out of smthng = Kendine gelmek, toparlanmak; If someone who is depressed snaps out of it or snaps out of their depression, they suddenly become more cheerful, especially by making an effort. Come on, snap out of it! Often a patient cannot snap out of their negativity that easily
56. To spook = Frighten or scare, and often provoke into a violent action; "The noise spooked the horse"
57. To stick out = -den dışarı uzanmak
58. To yearn = to have a strong desire for something, especially something that is difficult or impossible to get
59. Tuition = Okul taksidi

Monsters

1. Slay = Öldürmek, katletmek, vahşice öldürmek
2. Surreptitiously = Gizlice, el altından

Hiro's Blog Entry 3

1. Kiosk = Büfe
2. Yatai = Small, mobile food shops
3. Otakus = People with obsessive interests, particularly anime, manga, and video games