| Temel Çeviriler |
| linguistic adj | (verbal, of language) | dilsel, dile ait, dil s. |
| | | sözel s. |
| | Linguistic change is inevitable over time. |
| language n | (verbal communication of a country, etc.) | lisan, dil i. |
| | She speaks two languages: French and English. |
| | Fransızca ve İngilizce olmak üzere iki lisan (or: dil) bilmektedir. |
| tongue n | (organ in mouth) (ağızda) | dil i. |
| | Rick bit into the juicy strawberry and felt the taste explode on his tongue. |
| langue n | (linguistics: language) | dil i. |
| | | lisan i. |
| | We are going to learn about langue and parole in class today. |
| language n | (computers: programming code) (bilgisayar) | dil i. |
| | Java is a computer language. |
| | Java bir tür bilgisayar dilidir. |
| language n | (vocabulary) | dil i. |
| | | söz i. |
| | Don't use that sort of language! Please use more polite words. |
| tongue n | figurative (language) | lisan, dil i. |
| | Many people struggle when trying to master another tongue. |
| language n | (wording) (kitap, roman, vb.) | dil s. |
| | | üslup, anlatım i. |
| | The language of this document is really dry and boring. |
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| argot n | Gallicism (jargon, secret language) | argo i. |
| | | gizli dil i. |
| | The prisoners communicated in an argot which was unintelligible to the guards. |
| bilingualism n | (speaking two languages) | iki dillilik, iki dil bilme i. |
| | Bilingualism is the norm in Belgium, with many people also speaking a third language. |
| bombast n | (grandiose talk) | gösterişli konuşma i. |
| | | abartılı dil, ağdalı dil i. |
| broadside n | (strong verbal attack) | sözlü saldırı i. |
| | | dil uzatma i. |
| | Nico was subjected to a broadside from his angry boss. |
| clicking n | (noise made with the tongue) | dil tıklatma i. |
| | The farmer called the horse with a gentle clicking of his tongue. |
color (US),
colour (UK) n | figurative (evocative language) (yazı, mecazlı) | renkli dil i. |
| | Mark writes with a lot of colour, and his stories always have vivid imagery. |
| dialect n | (specialized language, jargon) | özel dil, jargon i. |
| | In the dialect of bureaucrats, "no" means "I can't be bothered." |
| edgy adj | informal (daring, innovative) | (dil, vb.) keskin s. |
| | | cüretli s. |
| | Not everyone in the audience liked the comedian's material; some of it was a bit too edgy for their tastes. |
| EFL n | initialism (English as a Foreign Language) | Yabancı Dil Olarak İngilizce i. |
| | Laurie taught EFL in South Korea for two years. |
| eloquence n | (poetic language) | şiirsel dil i. |
| | Few writers can describe the process of photosynthesis with such eloquence. |
| family n | (linguistics: category) | dil ailesi i. |
| | Basque is not part of the Indo-European family of languages. |
| flounder n | (fish) | dil balığı i. |
| | The fisherman caught a flounder. |
| jargon n | (technical language) | teknik dil i. |
| | | mesleki dil, meslek argosu i. |
| | It took months for Sarah to learn all the marketing jargon at her new job. |
| language acquisition n | (learning of a language) | dil öğrenme, lisan öğrenme i. |
| | Tom studied linguistics and language acquisition at university. |
| lingo n | informal (foreign language) | yabancı dil i. |
| | I'd love to work in Italy but I don't speak the lingo. |
| lingo n | (jargon) | meslek argosu, mesleki dil i. |
| | To be taken seriously in business meetings, you have to use the lingo. |
| linguist n | (linguistics expert) | dilbilimci, dil bilimcisi, dil uzmanı i. |
| | (gayri resmi) | dilci i. |
| | The linguist was studying disappearing languages in Africa. |
| linguist n | (sb with gift for languages) | birden fazla dil bilen kimse i. |
| | The linguist was embarrassed to admit that he spoke ten languages, for fear of seeming arrogant. |
| linguist n | (language student) | dil öğrenimi gören öğrenci i. |
| | Cindy is a linguist studying at one of the best universities in the country. |
| literary adj | (language: formal in style) | edebi (dil) s. |
| | His literary expressions get in the way of what he's saying. |
| multilingual adj | (speaks several languages) | çok dil bilen/konuşan s. |
| | Multilingual people have an advantage in international business. |
| multilingualism n | (use of several languages) | çok dillilik i. |
| | | çok sayıda dil konuşma i. |
| | Multilingualism is part and parcel of life in countries such as Belgium and Switzerland. |
| ornate adj | figurative (language: flowery) (mecazlı) | (dil) ağdalı, süslü s. |
| | The dead man's virtues were described in ornate prose. |
| performance n | (linguistics: parole) | dil kullanımı i. |
| | According to Chomsky, performance is external evidence of language competence. |
phrasebook,
phrase book n | (foreign language guide) | yabancı dil kılavuzu i. |
| | Thelma took a Portuguese phrasebook on her trip to Brazil. |
| pidgin n | (simplified common language) | (basitleştirilmiş) karma dil, uluslararası dil i. |
| | The Asian traders spoke a pidgin that combined elements of Korean, Chinese, and Japanese. |
| polyglot n | (multilingual person) | çok dil bilen kişi i. |
| | The polyglot can speak ten European languages. |
| proficiency n | (in language) | dil yeterliliği i. |
| | Barry's lack of proficiency in French made his new life in Paris quite difficult. |
| sole n | (flatfish) | dil balığı i. |
| | We're having sole for dinner tonight. |
| spatula n | (tongue depressor) (tıp) | dil basacağı, dilbasan i. |
| | The doctor pressed a spatula onto the patient's tongue to examine her tonsils. |
| spoken adj | (language: colloquial) | konuşma (dili), gündelik (dil) s. |
| | You won't hear it in spoken English, but you'll read it occasionally. |
| TEFL n | acronym (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) | Yabancı Dil olarak İngilizce Öğretimi i. |
| | After getting a certificate in TEFL, Samantha moved to Thailand to teach English. |
| tongue n | (as meat) | (yiyecek) dil i. |
| | Patricia served tongue for lunch. |
| trilingual adj | (person: speaking three languages) (kişi) | üç dil konuşan, üç dil bilen s. |
| | Lori is trilingual: she speaks English, Portuguese, and Russian. |
| unassailable adj | (not open to attack) | saldırılamaz s. |
| | | dil uzatılamaz s. |
| | The town was considered unassailable because it was on top of a mountain. |
| uvula n | (organ at back of the throat) | küçük dil, dilcik i. |
| | (tıp) | uvula i. |
| | If you look at yourself in the mirror with your mouth wide open, you can see your uvula hanging at the back. |
| verbally adv | (in terms of language) | dil bakımından, lisan bakımından z. |
| | The test assesses the learner's ability to communicate verbally, both in speech and in writing. |
| the vernacular n | (colloquial language) | günlük dil, gündelik dil, konuşma dili i. |
| | The author made a deliberate choice to use the vernacular in his novel. |