hazır: ready for a meal or meeting
Learn hazır for ready meals, prepared lists and being ready for a meeting, including the dative ending.
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Learn hazır for ready meals, prepared lists and being ready for a meeting, including the dative ending.
Read and practiseLearn meşgul for a busy person or phone line, and ask whether someone is available to talk.
Read and practiseLearn meraklı for curious people and interests such as music, including the dative ending in müziğe meraklı.
Read and practiseLearn dikkatli for a careful driver, walking safely and reading questions with attention in everyday situations.
Read and practiseLearn nazik for polite questions, kind neighbors and courteous replies, including the adverb nazikçe.
Read and practiseLearn kaba for rude speech and coarse fabric, and use context to distinguish social behavior from texture.
Read and practiseLearn cesur for brave decisions and actions, and see why bravery can coexist with fear or asking for help.
Read and practiseLearn utangaç for shyness in class or around new people, and use utangaçça for a shy smile.
Read and practiseLearn derin for depth in water and containers, a deep breath and a thorough discussion in context.
Read and practiseLearn sığ for shallow water and containers, and for a superficial discussion that lacks depth.
Read and practiseLearn düz for straight roads and hair, level surfaces and directions such as düz devam edin.
Read and practiseLearn eğri for curved lines, bent branches and pictures hanging crooked, and compare it with düz.
Read and practiseLearn keskin for sharp blades, penetrating smells and sudden changes, with examples that separate its senses.
Read and practiseLearn kör for a blunt blade and the fixed phrase kör nokta, contrasting the blade sense with keskin.
Read and practiseLearn parlak for bright light, shiny surfaces and vivid colors, including its figurative sense of promise.
Read and practiseLearn soluk for pale colors and dim light, and distinguish this adjective from the noun meaning breath.
Read and practiseLearn şeffaf for see-through materials and open decision-making, and distinguish visibility from invisibility.
Read and practiseLearn pürüzlü for rough stone, wood and paper surfaces, and contrast it with the smooth form pürüzsüz.
Read and practiseLearn kırılgan for breakable objects and vulnerable situations, and contrast fragility with durability.
Read and practiseLearn dayanıklı for durable materials and resistance to water or wear, including the dative in suya dayanıklı.
Read and practiseLearn verimli for productive work, efficient resource use and fertile soil, with examples that distinguish the contexts.
Read and practiseLearn yararlı for useful information, helpful suggestions and benefits, including the dative in sağlığa yararlı.
Read and practiseLearn zararlı for harmful smoke, substances and environmental effects, including the dative in sağlığa zararlı.
Read and practiseLearn geçerli for valid tickets and documents, applicable rules and sound reasons in everyday contexts.
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