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🇺🇸 Beat around the bush

📌 Meaning:
To avoid saying something directly or clearly.

🗣 Example:
“Don’t beat around the bush — do you like her or not?” 👀

“Let alone” = not even to mention something more difficult or extreme. 👀

🔹 I can’t cook pasta, let alone a full dinner.
🔹 She can’t lift 10 kilos, let alone 30.
🔹 He doesn’t have time to relax, let alone travel.

A small phrase that makes your English sound instantly more natural. ✨

TURN DOWN = refuse / reject / say no to something or someone.

🔹 I turned down the job offer because the salary was too low.
🔹 She turned down his invitation to dinner.
🔹 Don’t turn down a good opportunity too quickly.

💡 “Turn down” can also mean reduce volume:
“Can you turn down the music?”

KEEP UP WITH 🏃‍♂️📚

= to stay at the same level, speed, or progress as someone or something

🗞 “I try to keep up with the news.”
📖 “It’s hard to keep up with all my homework.”
💬 “Can you keep up with this fast conversation

“Some things simply have no bearing on each other.”
🧠 = not everything is connected.

“Money has no bearing on real happiness.”
→ Paranın gerçek mutlulukla bir ilgisi yok.

“Some things simply have no bearing on each other.”
🧠 = not everything is connected.

“Money has no bearing on real happiness.”
→ Paranın gerçek mutlulukla bir ilgisi yok.

📌 be up in the air = henüz netleşmemiş / belirsiz olmak

🗣 Example:
“The meeting date is still up in the air.”
→ Toplantı tarihi hâlâ netleşmedi.

Direct translation can be a dangerous game 😏
Not everything in English follows logic the way you expect.

❌ “This is not heard”
✅ “That’s unheard of”

Learn phrases, not just words. 🔥

“Put up with” = katlanmak / tahammül etmek.

English:
Some things you fix.
Some things you just put up with.

Turkish:
Bazı şeyleri düzeltirsin.
Bazı şeylere sadece katlanırsın.

💬 “I’m not in the mood to…”
→ “…yapacak havamda değilim.”

💬 “I’m not in the mood for…”
→ “…için modum yok / canım istemiyor.”