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Assume:
presume,
take it for granted,
surmise
farz etmek,
varsaymak
Conscious (of):
aware (of)
X
unaware,
unconscious,
ignorant:
bilinçli,
farkında
X
habersiz, farkında değil
External:
outer
dışa ait,
dış,
dıştaki
Internal:
inner
içe ait,
iç,
içteki
Remedy (for):
treatment,
cure,
medication
ilaç,
çare,
deva
Spectacle:
görülecek şey(gülünç, acayip, harika …vs olduğu için) , görülmeye değer şey
Verdict:
judgement,
decision
karar,
son karar,
hüküm
Artificial:
synthetic
X
natural,
genuine
yapay,
suni
X
doğal,
hakiki
Complicate:
make difficult / complex
X
facilitate:
zorlaştırmak,
içinden çıkılmaz hale getirmek
X
kolaylaştırmak
Represent:
stand for,
symbolize,
speak for
temsil etmek
Conscience:
sense of right,
moral sense,
moral code,
qualm
vicdan
Temporary:
short-term,
interim,
makeshift,
transient,
momentary
X
permanent,
lasting
geçici,
eğreti
X
kalıcı
Counsel:
advise,
recommend,
caution,
guide
öğüt vermek,
nasihat etmek,
akıl vermek
Transparent:
şeffaf,
saydam,
içini gösteren
Triumph:
victory,
win,
conquest,
success
zafer,
utku,
yengi