in + orin)
345. This ticket is valid for three months. >> jaramli, ku’shke iye, a’meliy ku’shke iye (valid for + waqit
aralig’i)
346. I have to translate this poem into English for my homework. >> g’a awdariw
347. The train pulled IN at the station and hundreds of people got off. >> kirip keliw
348. The taxi pulled UP outside my house. I paid the driver and got out. >> tezlikti pa’seytiw ha’m toqtaw
349. Put your ideas DOWN on paper and I'll look at them later. >> jazip qoyiw, jazip aliw
350. I'll put you THROUGH to the correct department, madam. >> telefon arqali baylanistiriw
351. Put ON your gloves. It's very cold outside. >> kiyiw
352. Walter's parents tried to put him OFF becoming an artist. >> aynitiw, qaytariw
353. She put her tiredness DOWN TO the fact that she had been working very hard. >> den ko’riw, kim
ta’repinen yamasa ne sebepten qiling’anlig’in biliw, iseniw, dep oylaw, dep esaplaw
354. Ignore James. He's not really ill, he's just putting it ON. >> jortag’a islew
355. That shop has put UP its prices again. >> ko’teriw, o’siriw
356. Kelly is trying to put ASIDE/BY some money every week for her summer holidays. >> jiynaw, bir
shetke alip qoyiw
357. The firemen put the fire OUT very quickly. >> otti o’shiriw
358. You'll just have to put UP WITH the noise until the repairs are finished. I'm afraid. >> shidaw,
ko’niw
359. The snowstorm caused the team's expedition to be put BACK a few days. >> irkiw, keshiktiriw
360. Gordon vowed to pay Steve BACK for what he had done to him. >> o’shin aliw, qastin aliw
361. We put OFF going on holiday because I was very busy at work. >> izge qaldiriw
362. The drama group are putting ON their first performance next month. >> qoyiw, saqnalastiriw
363. Alice said to Jane. "You'll pay FOR this one day.' >> jazasin aliw, haqisin to’lew
364. The young soldiers were put THROUGH strict training in the first few weeks. >> basinan keshirtiw,
sinaw, duwshar qiliw
365. His house was put UP for sale after he lost his job. >> satiwg’a qoyiliw
366. He put DOWN a deposit of £100 when he booked the holiday. >> kepil pul to’lew
367. He borrowed £20 from me, but he still hasn't paid it BACK. >> qaytarip to’lew
368. I’ll put you UP for the night if you can't find a hotel. >> baspana beriw
369. It was a serious operation, but the patient pulled THROUGH. >> aman qaliw, tiri qaliw
370. It you don't stop eating sweets, you'll put ON weight. >> semirip ketiw
371. I don't want to put you OUT, but could you babysit for me tonight, please? >> qolaysizliqqa sebepshi
boliw
372. All the old buildings in this area are going to be pulled DOWN. >> imaratti buziw
373. Put the television ON if you're bored. >> jag’iw, qoyiw, qosiw
374. The public called for the criminal to be put AWAY for a long time. >> birewdi qamaqxanag’a
yamasa ruwhiy kesellikler bolnitsasi jiberiw, jo’netiw
375. She wrote the report BY hand, as the computer wasn't working. >> qol menen, qolda
376. You look worried. What's ON your mind? >> oyinda, miyinda
377. TO Tim's surprise, his boss gave him a bonus. >> birewdin’ tan’ qaliwina
378. Passengers must check in ON arrival at the airport. >> kelgen gezde
379. He's saving money WITH a view to buying a car. >> = with the aim of+Ving = in order to+to
Verb=ushin, maqsetinde
380. Don't worry I've got everything UNDER control. >> kontrol astinda
381. He was OUT OF breath after running for ten minutes.>> hawlig’ip turiw, demi qisiliw, tunshig’iw
382. I think I'll have a sandwich. ON second thoughts, I'll have a salad. >> used when you want to change
something that you have just said, often to say the opposite = oylanilg’an pikir menen, pikirimdi
o’zgertirip
383. Steve has not been IN touch with us recently. >> baylanista boliw, svyazda boliw
384. We must put out the fire AT all costs. >> qa’ytip bolsa da, ha’r qanday usil menen
385. People living in developing countries are IN need of our help. >> mu’ta’j boliw
386. Where have you been? I've been waiting FOR ages. >> a’sirlerden berli
387. James is IN a bad mood today. >> jaman keypiyatta boliw
388. Medicine should be kept OUT OF reach of children. >> qol jetpes jerde, jetip bolmaytug’in jerde
389. This hotel is the cheapest on the island BY far. >> BY FAR + SUPERLATIVE; Bul miymanxana
atawdag’i en’ arzaninin’ arzani.
390. Her name is Joanna, but we call her Jo FOR short. >> qisqartip
391. She searched IN vain for the missing money. >> biyhudag’a, qur dalag’a, na’tiyjesiz
392. I don't believe in love AT first sight. >> bir ko’riwden
393. I ran INTO an old teacher of mine last weekend at the supermarket. >> ku’tilmegende ushiratip qaliw
394. Be careful crossing that road. I don't want you to get run OVER/DOWN. >> du’gip qulatiw ha’m
ziyan yamasa jaraqat jetkeriw
395. The bath water ran OVER because Dean forgot to turn off the taps. >> tasip ketiw
396. “The baby's crying again.” “Don't worry. I'll see TO him this time.” >> g’amhorliq qiliw, qaraw
397. Henry ran UP a huge telephone bill and then he couldn't afford to pay it. >> o’siwine jol qoyiw
398. You'll never guess what I ran ACROSS at a car boot sale yesterday. >> tosattan ushiratip yamasa
tawip aliw
399. The garage roof is leaking. I must see ABOUT getting it fixed. >> shug’illaniw, g’amin jew,
ta’shwishin qiliw
400. The actor ran THROUGH his lines once more on the night of the opening performance. >> tez ko’rip
shig’iw, qaytalaw; shug’illaniw
401. One of the employees ran AWAY WITH the money from the till. >> urlap qaship ketiw
402. The alarm clock isn't working. I think the batteries must have run DOWN. >> islemey qaliw, toqtap
qaliw
403. The politician ran UP AGAINST/INTO great opposition in his election campaign, but he still
managed to win. >> dus keliw, duslasiw, topnas keliw, ushiraw (qiyinshiliqlarg’a, problemalarg’a)
404. He's going to see the rest of his contract OUT and then leave the company. >> aqirina shekem
jetkeriw
405. They ran INTO/UP AGAINST some difficulties when the jeep got a flat tyre while they were on
safari. >> duslasiw, ushiraw (qiyinshiliqlarg’a, problemalarg’a)
406. We saw Linda OFF at the airport, and then went home. >> shig’arip saliw, gu’zetip qoyiw
407. Neil ran AWAY from home when he was 17, but regretted it when he saw how hard life could be. >>
qaship ketiw
408. We've run OUT OF milk again. I'll go and buy some more. >> tawsilip qaliw
409. It isn't nice to run people DOWN all the time. You ought to be more tolerant. >> jamanlaw, jaman
ga’p aytiw
410. Lucy saw THROUGH the man’s tricks immediately. >> oyin bilip turiw, ishin ko’rip turiw, birew
ta’repinen aldanbaw
411. He lost control of the car and ran INTO a tree. >> barip du’giw
412. The farmer saw the boys OFF his land, and told them not to come back. >> birewdin’ o’zimizdin’
mal-mu’lkimizden shig’ip ketiwine isenimizdi ka’mil qiliw
413. His parents saw him THROUGH the difficult year, and gave him all the support they could. >>
birewge qiyinshiliq waqitta ja’rdem beriw, qiyin waqitta qollap-quwatlaw
414. That style of skirt went OUT OF fashion years ago. >> modadan shig’iw
415. We heard about the earthquake ON the news. >> jan’aliqlardan
416. This must be finished by five o'clock WITHOUT fail. >> a’lbette, so’zsiz
417. Paul and I arrived at the party AT the same time. >> birdey waqitta
418. We were UNDER the impression that they were moving to France. >> ta’sirde boliw, oyda boliw
419. Crime is ON the increase in many cities. >> o’siw, o’siwde boliw
420. The knock at the door took me BY surprise. >> ku’tpegende, tosattan, abaysizda, g’apilda u’stine
barip qaliw
421. He erased his project from the computer and had to start FROM scratch. >> nolden baslaw, basinan
baslaw
422. IN my opinion, he is the greatest musician of our time. >> menin’ pikirimshe
423. I don't know FOR certain, but I think she's gone on holiday. >> anig’in biliw
424. You're looking a bit OFF colour - are you feeling alright? >> ren’i jog’alg’an, ren’i o’zgergen
425. The ceremony is being held IN honour of the Pope's visit. >> hu’rmetine
426. He put salt m his tea BY mistake, thinking it was sugar. >> qa’telesip
427. I can't stop and talk. I'm IN a hurry. >> asig’ista boliw
428. She waved until the car was OUT OF sight. >> in a place that you cannot see from where you are=
ko’zden tasada
429. We always stay in. Why don't we go out FOR a change? >> o’zgeris ushin, ha’r tu’rlilik ushin
430. He told us the plan IN brief and didn't go into detail. >> qisqa qilip, qisqa tu’rde
431. I mustn't eat any chocolate. I'm ON a diet. >> dietada boliw
432. Peter has gone to London ON business. >> jumis penen
433. She selected a CD AT random and put it m the CD player. >> shamalap, ta’wekeline, dusmallap
434. We met Alice BY chance when we were shopping in town. >> tosattan, biyiqtiyar, ku’tilmegende
435. I hadn't seen Mark for years, but I recognised him ON sight. >> immediately after you see someone or
something = ko’re sala, ko’riwden-aq
436. You should never take your friends FOR granted. >> birewge diqqat-itibarsiz mu’na’sebette boliw,
haqiyqiy qa’dirin an’lamaw
437. In her jeans and T-shirt, Kate felt OUT OF place in the expensive restaurant. >> orninda, emes,
qolaysiz, orinsiz
438. This room is OFF limits to students. >> kiriw qadag’an
439. We called the police and they arrived WITHIN minutes. >> minutlar ishinde, ko’zdi aship
jumg’ansha
440. Policemen usually wear uniforms when they are ON duty. >> na’wbetshilikte boliw
441. She wants to be by herself FOR the time being. >> ha’zirshe
442. She put her jewellery in a locked drawer FOR safe keeping. >> qa’wipsiz saqlaw ushin
443. We walked up the stairs, as the lift was OUT OF order. >> buzilg’an, isten shiqqan
444. He used to live in the city centre, but now he lives IN the suburbs. >> qalanin’ shetinde
445. The teacher gave us our exam results AT the beginning of the lesson. >> basinda
446. I can see smoke in the sky. Something must be ON fire. >> janip atirg’an boliw
447. I lent Adam my car ON condition that he drove carefully. >> sha’rti menen, eger
448. Stuart never feels AT ease when his boss is in the room. >> o’zin erkin, arqayin seziw
449. I promise to be more careful FROM now on. >> bunnan bul jag’ina, ha’zirden bilay
450. It's getting late. We will have to leave BEFORE long. >> ko’p uzamay, ko’p o’tpey
451. He didn't have any cash with him, so he paid BY cheque. >> chek penen to’lew
452. This product has only been ON the market for a few months. >> satiwda boliw, satiliw
453.
John is in bed. He is feeling UNDER the weather. >> kesel, saw-salamat emes
454. The dentist took OUT one of my teeth last month. >> alip taslaw, joq etiw; suwirip aliw
455. Tom set OUT/OFF on his voyage, full of excitement. >> sapardi baslaw, jolg’a atlaniw
456. Michael takes AFTER his mother. They've both got brown hair and green eyes. >> tuwisqang’a
uqsap ko’riniw yamasa ha’reket qiliw; uqsaw
457. Ian's wife stood BY him when he lost his job two months ago. >> qiyin jag’dayda qollap-quwatlaw,
qasinda turiw
458. Once the cold weather sets IN, we'll be glad of the fire in the living room. >> keliw, baslaniw
459. Lesley's business is really taking OFF. She's had lots of orders. >> jaqsilaniwdi baslaw
460. The chef set ASIDE/BY some strawberries to put on top of the cake. >> ma’lim bir maqset ushin
saqlap qoyiw
461. The letters UN stand FOR United Nations. >> qisqartilg’an formasi boliw, bildiriw, an’latiw
462. I have decided to take UP aerobics because I want lo get fit. >> xobbi, sport, jumis baslaw
463. I'm sorry. I take BACK everything I said about this restaurant. The meal was delicious. >> so’zin
qaytarip aliw
464. The group set OFF/OUT on their journey, wondering what adventures lay ahead. >> sapardi baslaw,
jolg’a atlaniw
465. Of all the essays, that one stands OUT because it is very well-written. >> basqaladan ajiralip turiw
466. The teacher took AWAY the boy's football and put it in the cupboard. >> alip qoyiw
467. No one was taken IN by her clever lies. >> aldaniw, laqqa tu’siw
468. He stood me UP last night, so I'm very angry with him. >> tayinlang’an ushirasiwg’a kelmew
469. By the end of the day, Jack had done everything he set OUT to do. >> niyetleniw, niyet etiw
470. You ought to stand UP TO your boss. I'm sure he will respect you for it. >> qarsiliq ko’rsetiw;
qorqpastan o’zin qorg’aw
471. I took him UP ON his dinner invitation, and we went to a lovely restaurant. >> birewdin’ usinis
yamasa mira’tnamasin qabillaw
472. When their camping trip was over, the girls took DOWN their tent and put it away carefully.>>
bo’leklerge ajiratiw
473. The factory is taking ON more employees at the moment. >> jumisqa aliw, jumisqa jallaw, jumis
penen ta’miyinlew
474. Work takes UP most of my time these days. >> iyelew, ba’nt qiliw
475. Amanda has recently set UP her own accountancy business. >> biznes baslaw
476. I bought this skirt, but it's too wide. Could you take it IN a little bit, please? >> kiyimdi tarraq qiliw
477. My husband took me OUT for a meal last night to celebrate our anniversary. >> birewdi restorang’a
awqatlaniwg’a alip bariw
478. I took OFF my jacket and hung it in the wardrobe. >> kiyimin sheshiw
479. You ought to stand UP FOR yourself. Don't let anyone intimidate you. >> qorg’aw, jaqlaw, janin
aliw, turip aliw
480. The company is being taken OVER by a very large firm. >> basqariwdi qolg’a kiritiw
481. I'm taking some time OFF next month. I need a holiday. >> biraz waqit ta’til, dem-alis aliw
482. Jenny hasn't really taken TO her new school. She's not at all happy. >> jaqtiriw, jaqsi ko’riw
483. Alex was taken ABACK when he heard the news. >> ku’shli tu’rde tan’ qaliw
484. I offered to stand IN FOR Emily yesterday, because she was ill. >> waqtinshaliq ornin basip turiw,
birewdin’ orninda waqtinshaliq jumis islep turiw
485. If you've finished lunch, I'll take your plate AWAY. >> alip taslaw, joq etiw
486. The plane sped along the runway and took OFF. >> ushiw, jerden ko’teriliw
487. I'm worn OUT! I've been working hard all day long. >> haldan tayiw, qatti sharshaw
488. We turned ON the heater because the room was cold. >> jag’iw, qosiw
489. The policeman asked him to turn OUT his pockets so he could examine the contents. >> bosatiw
(birewdin’ qaltasin, sumkasin)
490. The effects of the anesthetic the dentist gave me are gradually wearing OFF. >> (sezim haqqinda)
a’ste-aqirin ha’lsirew, ku’shsizleniw, jog’aliw
491. He had to work UP his courage before asking for a pay rise. >> rawajlandiriw, ko’teriw, jiynaw
492. They turned IN the burglar to the police when they caught him in their house. >> birewdi politsiyag’a
tapsiriw
493. I‘ve got a problem and I don't know who to turn TO for help. >> ja’rdem, ma’sla’ha’t sorap
xabarlasiw
494. Anna was offered the job, but she turned it DOWN. >> bas tartiw, qabil qilmaw
495. It turned OUT to be the wrong road, so we had no idea where we were.>> bolip shig’iw
496. The class was silently trying to work OUT the solution to the maths problem. >> esaplaw, esaplap
shig’iw
497. I can t hear the news Please turn UP the volume on the TV. >> dawisti ko’teriw
498. Our neighbours have turned their garage INTO a study. >> aylandiriw
499. That washing powder doesn't work ON grass stains. You'll have to use something stronger. >> ta’sir
etiw, ta’siri boliw
500. Sam turned UP on the doorstep at midnight in the pouring rain. >> keliw, payda boliw
(ku’tilmegende)
501. The old lady turned OVER/IN the thief she had caught TO the police. >> birewdi politsiyag’a,
basqariw organlarina tapsiriw, jetkerip beriw
502. We turn OUT about ten thousand of these cars every month. >> islep shig’ariw, o’ndiriw
503. The family were turned OUT of their flat by the landlord when they couldn't pay the rent. >> ketiwge
ma’jbu’r etiw
504. The tennis player gradually wore DOWN his opponent, until he finally won the match. >> birewdi
a’ste-aqirin ha’lsiretiw, kushsizlendiriw, ha’wirinen tusiriw
505. That music is very loud. Could you turn the volume DOWN, please? >> dawisti pa’seytiw
506. The children were turned AWAY from the cinema because there were no tickets left. >> birewge bir
jerge kiriwdi qadag’an etiw, kiriwge ruxsat bermew
507. This arrangement has worked OUT very well for everyone. >> isi jurisiw, isi on’inan keliw, sa’tli
boliw
508. Turn OVER the page and look at exercise ten. >> taza betti ashiw; basqa kanalg’a o’zgertiw
509. If you're no longer watching TV, why don't you turn it OFF? >> o’shiriw
510. The vacuum cleaner is worn OUT. We need to buy a new one. >> jaraqsiz halg’a keltiriw, tozdiriw
511. They tried to get closer to the stage at the concert, but there were too many people IN the way. >>
jolinda, jolin kesip, kesent berip
512. I try to keep fit. For instance, I go jogging every morning. >> misali ushin
513. The secretary signed the letters ON behalf of the manager. >> atinan, wa’kili sipatinda
514. Colin has been OFF work for a week with flu. >> jumista joq boliw, qatnaspaw
515. He has had no training. He has learnt FROM experience. >> ta’jriybeden
516. The proposed changes to the company are UNDER discussion at the moment. >> talqilanip atirg’an
boliw, dodalay astinda boliw
517. Sarah’s calendar was OUT OF date, so she bought a new one. >> go’nergen, eski
518. The soldier was ON leave for a week, so he visited his family. >> otpuskte
519. BY the time I got home, it was already dark. >> shekem, deyin
520. I gave him my jacket IN exchange for his walkman. >> ornina, almastirip
521. I like Martin, but he can be very annoying AT times. >> arasinda
522. We waited IN the queue to get into the theatre. >> na’wbette
523. He buys old furniture, then sells it AT a profit. >> so that you make a profit=payda aliw ushin
524. ON the whole I am very satisfied with my life. >> uliwma alg’anda
525. The rescue team arrived IN the nick of time. >> tap waqtinda
526. It is AGAINST the law to drive a car without insurance. >> nizamg’a qarsi
527. He is six years old. He should be able to read BY now. >> ha’zirge kelip
528. Many young people find themselves OUT OF work when they leave university. >> jumissiz
529. He tore his shirt ON purpose, but he said it was an accident. >> qasttan, bile tura
530. We found it hard to cope WITH such noisy children. >> eplew, u’ddesinen shig’iw, bas keliw
531. He seems to be very anxious ABOUT the exam results. >> qa’weterde boliw, ta’shwishleniw
532. I know I can count ON my parents for support. >> arqa su’yew, iseniw
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