Cambridge A2 Key

1bir (belirsiz tanımlık; sessiz harfle başlayan kelimeden önce)

used before a singular noun that has not been mentioned before, when the next word begins with a consonant sound

I have a brother and a sister.

• She is a teacher.

2her, başına (miktar, sıklık)

used to mean "each" or "every" when talking about prices, speeds or how often

I go to the gym three times a week.

• Apples are $2 a kilo.

bir (belirsiz tanımlık; sesli harfle başlayan kelimeden önce)

used instead of "a" when the next word begins with a vowel sound

I ate an apple.

• It takes an hour to get there.

yapabilen, yeterli

having the power, skill, or means to do something

She is able to read simple texts in English.

• Despite the rain, the hikers were still able to reach the summit.
• Researchers hope that this method will be able to improve diagnostic accuracy.
• Even with limited resources, the team proved they were able to produce high-quality results.

• able to · yapabilen She is able to solve complex equations quickly.
• fully able · tamamen yetkin He is fully able to manage the project on his own.
• be able to do sth They will be able to finish the report by Friday.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

yaklaşık, yaklaşık olarak

used to indicate an approximate amount, number, or degree

The meeting will start in about five minutes.

• There are about thirty books on the shelf.
• She earned about $2000 from her part-time job last month.
• Scientists estimate that the glacier has melted about 12 percent over the past decade.
• The professor argued that the theory is about as reliable as any currently available model.

• about ten · yaklaşık on There were about ten people waiting outside.
• about half · yaklaşık yarısı She ate about half of the cake.
• about a mile · yaklaşık bir mil The park is about a mile from my house.
• be about to do sth He is about to leave the building.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

hakkında, ... ile ilgili

indicating a relationship or connection to a subject or topic

She read a book about history for her class.

• The professor gave a lecture about climate change yesterday.
• They argued about the best method to solve the problem.
• Researchers published a paper about the effects of sleep deprivation on memory.

• about the issue · konuyla ilgili The committee discussed about the issue for two hours.
• about the results · sonuçlarla ilgili She wrote a report about the results of the experiment.
• think about sth/doing sth I often think about traveling to new countries.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

yukarıda, üstte

at or to a higher place

The people in the flat above are very noisy.

• Look at the picture above.

üstünde

at a higher position than something else

The picture hangs above the fireplace.

• The airplane flew above the clouds during the flight.
• Please keep the files above the cabinet for easy access.
• Researchers measured the temperature above the Arctic ice sheet.

• above the table · masanın üstünde The book is placed above the table.
• above sea level · deniz seviyesinin üstünde The village lies 500 meters above sea level.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

kaza

an unexpected and undesirable event that causes damage or injury

She slipped on the ice and had a minor accident.

• The school bus driver reported a traffic accident near the campus.
• After the chemical spill, the laboratory experienced a serious accident that halted research.
• Authorities are investigating whether negligence contributed to the industrial accident that caused multiple injuries.
• The comprehensive safety audit was implemented to prevent future accidents and ensure compliance with international standards.

• car accident · araç kazası She was injured in a car accident on the highway.
• serious accident · ciddi kaza The factory shut down after a serious accident occurred.
• have an accident He had an accident while skiing last winter.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

1konaklama, konaklama yeri, kalacak yer

a place where someone can live, stay, or sleep, especially for a short period of time

The hotel offers comfortable accommodation for tourists.

• During the conference, participants were assigned shared accommodation.
• Many travelers prefer Airbnb because it gives a more local accommodation experience.
• The university's new dormitory complex will increase accommodation capacity for 2,000 students.
• Sustainable design principles are now being integrated into accommodation projects to reduce environmental impact.

• student accommodation · öğrenci yurdu The university provides student accommodation for first-year scholars.
• budget accommodation · ekonomik konaklama We found budget accommodation near the city center.
• provide accommodation for sb The company provides accommodation for its overseas employees.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

2uyum, düzenleme, ayarlama

the act of adapting or adjusting something to meet a need or fit a particular situation

The school introduced a schedule that allows accommodation of students' different learning speeds.

• Legal frameworks often mandate accommodation of religious practices in the workplace.
• Researchers studied how language learners achieve accommodation of native phonetic patterns.
• The committee's report highlighted the need for accommodation of climate-related risks in urban planning.
• Advanced AI systems are being designed with dynamic accommodation capabilities to adapt to evolving user preferences.

• cultural accommodation · kültürel uyum Effective teaching requires cultural accommodation of diverse student backgrounds.
• reasonable accommodation · makul düzenleme Employers must provide reasonable accommodation for employees with disabilities.
• make accommodation for sb The policy makes accommodation for families with young children.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

karşıya, bir yandan öbür yana

from one side to the other side of something

The river is too wide to swim across.

• She ran across to the other side of the road.

1karşıdan karşıya, karşıya, bir ucundan diğer ucuna

to move from one side of something to the opposite side

The cat jumped across the fence to chase the mouse.

• The bridge allows cars to travel across the canyon safely.
• During the hike we crossed a narrow path across the marshland.

• walk across the street · sokaktan karşıya yürümek She walked across the street to catch the bus.
• bridge across the river · nehir üzerindeki köprü The old stone bridge spans across the river.
• across from sth His office is across from the library.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

2genelinde, her yerinde, çapında

covering or extending over the whole of something

The festival attracted visitors from across the region.

• The study surveyed participants across different age groups.
• The company launched a marketing campaign across multiple platforms.
• The virus spread rapidly across continents within weeks.
• The legislation was debated across parliamentary committees before approval.

• across the country · ülke genelinde The news spread quickly across the country.
• across the spectrum · tüm yelpazede Researchers examined attitudes across the political spectrum.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

1yapmak, eyleme geçmek

to do something; to take action

She decided to act after hearing the news.

• The manager asked the team to act immediately.
• They act together to solve the community problem.
• When the alarm rang, everyone acted without hesitation.
• International leaders must act decisively to address climate change.

• act quickly · hızlı davranmak We need to act quickly to avoid the flood.
• act responsibly · sorumlu davranmak Citizens must act responsibly during the pandemic.
• act on sth The committee decided to act on the proposal.
• act as sth She will act as the spokesperson for the project.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

2rol oynamak, sahneye çıkmak

to perform a role in a play, film, or other production

The student will act in the school play tomorrow.

• She enjoys acting in community theater productions.
• He was cast to act as the villain in the movie.
• Acting requires confidence and strong memorization skills.
• Critics praised her ability to act convincingly in complex roles.

• act in a play · bir oyunda rol almak He will act in the new Shakespeare play next month.
• act on stage · sahneye çıkmak She loves to act on stage in front of large audiences.
• act as sth She will act as the lead character in the drama.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

3davranmak, tutum sergilemek

to behave in a particular way toward someone or something

Children often act shy around strangers.

• He decided to act politely during the interview.
• The manager expects staff to act professionally at all times.
• When faced with criticism, she chose to act calmly and thoughtfully.
• Activists act courageously despite the risks involved.

• act kindly · nazik davranmak Please act kindly to the new students.
• act aggressively · agresif davranmak He tends to act aggressively when stressed.
• act like sb She acts like a leader in every meeting.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

1etkinlik, faaliyet

a thing that a person or group does for enjoyment, work, or a particular purpose

The school announced a new activity for the science club.

• Students must submit a report on their group activity by Friday.
• Community centers offer a variety of recreational activities for families.
• Researchers measured the impact of digital activity on learning outcomes.

• social activity · sosyal etkinlik The university organizes many social activities for students.
• physical activity · fiziksel etkinlik Regular physical activity improves overall health.
• extracurricular activity · ders dışı etkinlik She joined several extracurricular activities during high school.
• engage in an activity He decided to engage in volunteer activity over the summer.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

2radyoaktivite

the rate at which a quantity of radioactive material decays, expressed in disintegrations per unit time

The experiment required precise monitoring of the sample's activity.

• Radiation safety protocols depend on the activity of the material.
• A low activity reading suggests the isotope has decayed significantly.
• Advanced detectors can quantify activity down to a few becquerels.
• Understanding activity variations is crucial for nuclear waste management.

• activity level · aktivite seviyesi Higher activity levels indicate a more unstable isotope.
• measure the activity of sth Scientists measured the activity of uranium-235 in the reactor.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

oyuncu

a person who performs in plays, movies, television shows, or other productions

The actor arrived early for the rehearsal.

• During the interview, the actor talked about his preparation process.
• Critics praised the actor for delivering a nuanced performance.
• The film festival honored the actor with a lifetime achievement award.
• Despite the challenging script, the actor managed to convey deep emotions convincingly.

• lead actor · başrol oyuncusu She was cast as the lead actor in the new drama series.
• supporting actor · yardımcı oyuncu He started his career as a supporting actor before getting starring roles.
• professional actor · profesyonel oyuncu A professional actor must constantly hone their craft.
• young actor · genç oyuncu The young actor impressed the audience with his natural talent.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

aslında

in fact; used to emphasize that a statement is true or to correct a previous assumption

He actually liked the movie, despite the bad reviews.

• The teacher actually explained the concept clearly for the first time.
• Scientists actually discovered a new species in the remote forest.
• After months of debate, the committee actually approved the proposal.
• Although many doubted it, the team actually won the championship against all odds.

• actually true · gerçekte doğru The report turned out to be actually true.
• actually happened · gerçekte olmuş What actually happened was a minor misunderstanding.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

reklam

a public notice or announcement promoting a product, service, or idea, usually in the media.

The ad on the bus stop caught my attention.

• She created a colorful ad for the university's open day.
• Many people ignore ads that appear before a video starts.
• The effectiveness of the ad was measured through a follow-up survey.
• Critics argued that the ad perpetuated unrealistic beauty standards.

• online ad · çevrimiçi reklam She clicked on an online ad while browsing the news site.
• place an ad He placed an ad in the local newspaper to sell his car.
• run an ad The brand decided to run an ad during the prime-time TV slot.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

1eklemek, toplamak

to join something to something else, increasing the total amount

Please add your name to the attendance sheet.

• The teacher asked us to add three more examples to the report.
• When you add the two fractions, you get a larger number.
• Researchers add new data to the database every month to keep it current.
• The committee decided to add a new clause to the policy after extensive debate.

• add a number · bir sayıyı eklemek Please add the number 5 to the total.
• add a comment · bir yorum eklemek She decided to add a comment to the article.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

2artırmak, ek bir şey katmak

to make something larger or greater by adding something else

The professor's insights add depth to the discussion.

• Investing in renewable energy adds to the country's sustainability goals.
• Her experience adds a unique perspective to the project team.
• The additional funding adds significant support to the long-term study.
• By incorporating feedback, the author adds clarity to the complex argument.

• add value · değer katmak The new research adds value to the existing literature.
• add pressure · baskı artırmak The deadline adds pressure on the team to finish early.
• add to sth This feature adds to the overall usability of the software.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

1adres, konum

the specific location where a person lives or an organization can be found, usually expressed as a street name and number.

My new apartment's address is 45 Oak Avenue, downtown.

• The invitation includes the restaurant's address for the dinner.
• Please double-check the address before sending the documents.
• Researchers mapped the addresses of all participating schools for the study.
• Urban planners analyze address distribution to improve emergency response times.

• home address · ev adresi Please write your home address on the form.
• mailing address · posta adresi The package was sent to the company's mailing address.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

2konuşma, hitap

a formal speech delivered to an audience, often to convey ideas, opinions, or information.

The mayor's address was broadcast on national television.

• Students listened attentively to the professor's opening address.
• During the ceremony, the ambassador gave a brief address on diplomatic relations.
• The keynote speaker's address highlighted the challenges of climate change research.
• Critics praised the eloquent address for its persuasive arguments and clear structure.

• public address · halka açık konuşma The president gave a public address about the new policy.
• opening address · açılış konuşması The dean delivered the opening address at the graduation ceremony.
• give an address He was invited to give an address at the conference.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

yetişkin

relating to a person who has reached the age of majority and is fully developed physically and mentally

Adult responsibilities include paying taxes and managing personal finances.

• He enjoys reading adult mystery novels that contain complex plots.
• The conference offered adult networking sessions to discuss research collaborations.
• Legislation often distinguishes between adult and juvenile offenders in criminal law.

• adult education · yetişkin eğitimi Many universities offer adult education programs for career changers.
• adult supervision · yetişkin gözetimi The playground requires adult supervision at all times.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

yetişkin

a fully grown person who is legally considered responsible for their actions

Children under twelve must be with an adult.

• Adults often have to balance work and family responsibilities.
• She felt confident making decisions now that she was an adult.
• Despite being an adult, he sought mentorship to navigate the complex corporate environment.

• adult supervision · yetişkin gözetimi The playground requires adult supervision at all times.
• become an adult In many cultures, a ceremony marks when a child becomes an adult.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

ileri, gelişmiş

having progressed beyond the basic or introductory level; more complex or sophisticated.

The advanced software can analyze large data sets quickly.

• She has an advanced grasp of French grammar after two years of study.
• Researchers presented an advanced model for predicting climate change impacts.
• The university offers advanced seminars for graduate students in biology.
• Despite being a newcomer, his advanced problem-solving skills impressed the team.
• Scientists warned that the virus could reach an advanced stage if not contained.
• Even at an advanced age, the marathon runner maintained a rigorous training schedule.

• advanced technology · gelişmiş teknoloji The company invested in advanced technology to improve production efficiency.
• advanced course · ileri düzey kurs She enrolled in an advanced course on quantum mechanics.
• advanced age · ileri yaş At an advanced age, she still enjoys hiking in the mountains.
• advanced stage · ilerlemiş aşama The disease was diagnosed at an advanced stage, requiring intensive care.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

1macera, heyecanlı yolculuk

an unusual or exciting experience, often involving travel or risk

The children read a story about a jungle adventure.

• Our weekend trip turned into a spontaneous adventure.
• He wrote a blog describing his mountain-climbing adventure.
• The company's expansion into Asia was an adventure fraught with challenges.
• Philosophers argue that life itself is an adventure requiring courage.

• go on an adventure · bir maceraya çıkmak They decided to go on an adventure in the Amazon rainforest.
• adventure sports · macera sporları Adventure sports like rock climbing attract many thrill-seekers.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

2tehlikeli girişim, riskli iş

a risky or daring undertaking that involves uncertainty

Starting a business is always an adventure.

• Launching a new product without market data is often considered an adventure.
• She described the merger as an adventure with high potential rewards.
• Policymakers warned that the policy shift could become an adventure for the economy.
• Critics argue that the company's aggressive expansion was more adventure than strategy.

• venture into an adventure · riskli bir girişime atılmak The startup decided to venture into an adventure by developing AI for healthcare.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

reklam

a public notice or announcement that promotes a product, service, or idea, usually in print, broadcast, or online media

The billboard displayed a bright advertisement for the new smartphone.

• He posted an advertisement online to sell his used bicycle.
• Many students read the advertisement for scholarship opportunities in the campus newsletter.
• The advertisement highlighted the environmental benefits of the product, attracting eco-conscious consumers.
• Critics argued that the advertisement relied on misleading statistics to persuade viewers.

• advertisement space · reklam alanı The magazine sold all its advertisement space for the summer issue.
• place an advertisement She decided to place an advertisement for the vacant apartment in the local newspaper.
• run an advertisement The network will run an advertisement for the new series during prime time.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

tavsiye, öneri

an opinion or recommendation offered as a guide to action or conduct

I asked my friend for advice about which book to read.

• The doctor gave me advice on how to improve my sleep habits.
• Many students seek career advice before choosing a major.
• Despite the expert advice, the company proceeded with the risky investment.
• Historical analyses often critique the political advice given to leaders during crises.

• give advice · tavsiye vermek The counselor gave useful advice about managing stress.
• give sb advice He always tries to give his younger brother good advice.
• take sb's advice After hearing the professor's advice, she changed her research topic.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

uçak

a powered flying vehicle with fixed wings that carries passengers or cargo through the air

The aeroplane took off smoothly from the runway.

• She looked out the window and saw the city below the aeroplane.
• During the storm, the aeroplane experienced severe turbulence.
• The airline announced a new policy to reduce aeroplane emissions by 2030.
• Researchers used a high-altitude aeroplane to collect atmospheric data for their climate study.

• aeroplane crash · uçak kazası The aeroplane crash was investigated by aviation authorities.
• aeroplane ticket · uçak bileti She booked an aeroplane ticket to New York for next month.
• board an aeroplane Passengers should board an aeroplane at least thirty minutes before departure.
• travel by aeroplane Scientists often fly by aeroplane to conduct aerial surveys.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

1korkmuş, endişeli

feeling fear or anxiety about something that might happen

She felt afraid when the thunder roared loudly.

• The child was afraid of the dark and needed a night-light.
• Many people are afraid of climate change because its impacts seem irreversible.
• Despite being afraid of failure, she submitted her research paper to the journal.

• afraid of · ...den korkan She is afraid of spiders.
• afraid that · ...den korkan (düşünce) I'm afraid that we will miss the deadline.
• be afraid to do sth He is afraid to speak in public.
• be afraid of sth/doing sth They are afraid of losing their jobs.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

2çekinen, tereddüt eden

reluctant to do something because of fear or doubt

She was afraid to voice her opinion during the meeting.

• The researcher seemed afraid to challenge the established theory.
• He felt afraid to invest in the volatile market.
• Many applicants are afraid to disclose personal information on forms.
• Even though she was afraid to confront the issue, she eventually wrote a detailed report.

• afraid to admit · kabul etmekte çekinen He was afraid to admit his mistake.
• afraid to ask · sormakta çekinen Students are often afraid to ask questions in large lectures.
• be afraid to do sth She is afraid to travel alone.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

sonra, ardından

later in time; afterwards

She left on Monday and he left the day after.

• Soon after, it started to rain.

sonra, -den sonra

indicating a point in time later than a reference point

The class starts after lunch.

• After the storm, the streets were flooded.
• Researchers published their findings after years of extensive fieldwork.
• After analyzing the data, the team concluded that the hypothesis was unsupported.

• after the meeting · toplantıdan sonra We will discuss the budget after the meeting.
• after dinner · akşam yemeğinden sonra She went for a walk after dinner.
• after doing sth After finishing the report, she took a break.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

öğleden sonra

the period of time between noon and evening, typically from about 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

The class ends at noon, and the lab starts in the afternoon.

• She prefers to study in the afternoon when the library is quieter.
• After lunch, we took a short walk to enjoy the warm afternoon sun.
• The conference schedule includes a coffee break during the early afternoon.
• Researchers presented their findings during an extended afternoon session that lasted until dusk.

• in the afternoon · öğleden sonra We will meet in the afternoon to discuss the project.
• afternoon tea · öğleden sonra çayı She invited us for afternoon tea at the hotel lounge.
• spend the afternoon doing sth He spent the afternoon reading a novel by the window.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

sonradan, daha sonra

at a later time; after something has happened

She finished her homework and went out afterwards.

• The conference ended, and the participants discussed the topics afterwards.
• The policy was implemented, and its effects were evaluated thoroughly afterwards.
• Despite the initial setbacks, the research team published their findings successfully afterwards.

• leave afterwards · sonradan ayrılmak She finished the meeting and left afterwards.
• arrive afterwards · sonradan varmak The train arrived afterwards due to a delay.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

tekrar, yine

one more time; another time

Can you say that again, please?

• I hope we meet again soon.

karşı, -e dayalı, -e yaslanmış

preposition indicating opposition, resistance, or contact with something

She placed the picture against the door for better visibility.

• The team played against their rivals in the final match.
• Many people are against the new tax policy because it raises costs.
• Scientists continue to fight against misinformation in public health.
• Despite limited resources, the activists campaigned vigorously against systemic inequality.

• against the odds · zorluklara karşı She succeeded against the odds and graduated with honors.
• fight against sth The organization fights against climate change.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

1yaş

the length of time that a person or thing has existed

The ancient tree's age is estimated at 500 years.

• Children under the age of five should not watch this film.
• Researchers studied the age distribution of the population in the city.
• The professor discussed how the age of scientific theories affects their acceptance.

• at the age of · ... yaşında She started university at the age of 18.
• age group · yaş grubu The survey targeted the 18-25 age group.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

2dönem, çağ

a particular period of history characterized by specific events or developments

The Renaissance marked a new age of artistic achievement.

• Scientists argue that we are entering a new age of renewable energy.
• The Age of Enlightenment emphasized reason and individualism.
• Archaeologists uncovered artifacts dating back to the Bronze Age.
• The novel explores the moral dilemmas of the post-war age.

• the Iron Age · Demir Çağı The Iron Age saw the widespread use of iron tools.
• the digital age · dijital çağ We live in the digital age, where information is instantly accessible.
• the age of sth The age of exploration opened new trade routes.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

1... yaşında

indicating the number of years someone or something has lived or existed

The survey included respondents aged 18 to 45.

• All volunteers must be aged at least twenty years.
• The manuscript lists the authors aged 32, 38, and 41.
• Researchers focused on participants aged over sixty who showed cognitive decline.
• Policy makers debated the benefits of extending benefits to citizens aged ninety.

• aged 30 · 30 yaşında The participant was aged 30 when the study began.
• aged 65 · 65 yaşında Applicants aged 65 or older qualify for the senior discount.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

2yaşlı, ileri yaşta

having lived or existed for a long time; old

The conference featured an aged professor who had taught for fifty years.

• Colleagues respect the aged manager for his calm decision-making.
• Students benefit from the insights of an aged mentor in the lab.
• The committee valued the aged expert's perspective on policy reform.
• Even in a fast-changing field, an aged researcher can still drive innovation.

önce

referring to a time that is earlier than the present moment

I met her two weeks ago at the conference.

• The ancient ruins were built centuries ago.
• He finished his degree five years ago and started working.
• Scientists discovered the fossil that lived millions of years ago.
• The policy changes implemented last month have already shown results, even though they were introduced only a few weeks ago.

• years ago · yıllar önce She moved to Canada years ago.
• a long time ago · uzun zaman önce Dinosaurs roamed the Earth a long time ago.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

kabul etmek, aynı fikirde olmak

to accept a proposal, offer, or idea; to give consent or approval.

She agreed to help us with the project.

• The board agreed to the new budget after a short discussion.
• They agreed on the best route for the research expedition.
• After reviewing the evidence, the jury agreed with the prosecutor's recommendation.
• International leaders agreed to cooperate on climate-change mitigation strategies.

• agree to the terms · şartları kabul etmek The company agreed to the terms of the contract.
• agree on a plan · bir plan üzerinde anlaşmak We finally agreed on a plan for the weekend trip.
• agree to sth She agreed to the proposal without hesitation.
• agree with sth/sb He agrees with the committee's decision.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

hava, atmosfer

the invisible mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth and that people and animals breathe

The air was cool and crisp on the mountain top.

• Children love to run outside and feel the fresh air on their faces.
• Scientists monitor air quality to protect public health.
• During the fire, thick smoke filled the air, making it hard to breathe.
• The documentary highlighted how industrial emissions alter the composition of the Earth's air.

• fresh air · temiz hava She opened the window to let fresh air into the room.
• air pollution · hava kirliliği Air pollution in the city has reached dangerous levels.
• an air of sth There was an air of excitement before the concert began.
• in the air A sense of tension was in the air during the negotiations.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

havalimanı

a complex of runways and buildings where aircraft take off, land, and passengers board or disembark

The small town has only one airport for regional flights.

• She checked the flight status on her phone while waiting at the airport.
• Noise from the nearby airport often disturbs the residents.
• After a long layover, they finally left the airport and headed to the city center.
• The airport's new sustainability program aims to reduce carbon emissions by 30% within five years.

• international airport · uluslararası havalimanı She arrived at the international airport early in the morning.
• airport security · havalimanı güvenliği Airport security checks all passengers before boarding.
• airport terminal · havalimanı terminali The airport terminal was crowded with travelers.
• arrive at the airport We will arrive at the airport two hours before the flight.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

çalar saat

a clock that makes a noise to wake you up

My alarm clock goes off at seven.

• I forgot to set my alarm clock.

albüm

a collection of recorded music tracks released as a single item

The singer announced a new album during the interview.

• Fans bought the album as soon as it became available online.
• Critics praised the album for its innovative sound and lyrical depth.
• Despite the heavy promotion, the album struggled to reach the top ten on the charts.
• In retrospect, the album is considered a turning point in the artist's career, influencing many later musicians.
• My grandmother keeps a photo album on the coffee table.
• Children love to look at the photo album of their grandparents.
• During the reunion, we all helped to organize the photo album by year.
• The museum displayed a historic photo album that documented the city's early development.
• Scholars use the photo album as primary evidence when researching social customs of the 1950s.

• release an album · bir albüm yayınlamak The band will release a new album next month.
• debut album · ilk albüm Her debut album topped the charts.
• sell an album · bir albüm satmak
• browse a photo album · bir fotoğraf albümüne göz atmak We spent the afternoon browsing the photo album from last summer.
• fill a photo album · bir fotoğraf albümünü doldurmak He plans to fill the photo album with pictures from his trip.
• release an album The artist decided to release an album after touring for two years.
• record an album They spent three months in the studio to record the album.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey