space
noun A1alan, boşluk, yer A1
a continuous area or extent that is free, available, or unoccupied
There is not enough space to park the car here.
- The library offers quiet space for studying.
- Urban planners design streets to maximize public space usage.
- When writing an essay, leave space between paragraphs for readability.
- living space · yaşam alanı The apartment provides enough living space for a small family.
- public space · kamu alanı The city renovated the park to improve public space.
- make space for Please make space for the new books on the shelf.
- take up space These large boxes take up a lot of space in the garage.
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uzay A2
the boundless three-dimensional extent in which all objects and events occur, beyond the Earth's atmosphere
The telescope can see distant stars in space.
- Scientists study the composition of space to understand the universe.
- Space agencies collaborate on international missions to explore space.
- Radiation levels in deep space pose challenges for long-duration crews.
- Philosophers argue that the concept of space influences how we perceive reality.
- outer space · uzay, dış uzay Astronauts train for missions in outer space.
- space exploration · uzay keşfi Space exploration has revealed many new planets.
- in space The satellite will orbit the Earth in space for five years.
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zaman aralığı, boşluk B2
a period of time between two events or actions
We need a short space of time to discuss the proposal.
- In the space of a few minutes, the weather turned cold.
- The project was completed in a surprisingly brief space of time.
- She felt uneasy during the long space between the two meetings.
- Researchers measured the space of time required for the chemical reaction to complete.
- in the space of · kısa sürede He finished the report in the space of two hours.
- in a short space of time Within a short space of time, the situation changed dramatically.
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similar: interval