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TOEFL’da Çıkan 400 Kelime konulu serimizin ilk ünitesini sizlerle paylaşıyoruz. Bu sitenin sizlerin online ve ücretsiz bir şekilde İngilizce çalışarak vakit harcadığınız bir platform olmasını istiyoruz ve sizin gelişiminizi birinci öncelik kabul ediyoruz. Bu sebepten dolayı kelimelerin Türkçe anlamlarını vermekten ziyade İngilizce anlamlarını ve cümle içinde kullanışını vererek sizi yanlış öğrenme yollarından uzaklaştırıp, zorlanırsanız sözlükten kontrol etmenizi sağlayarak üzerinde vakit harcamanızı sağlamak istiyoruz. Gönüllü üretilen bu içerikler umarım sizler için faydalı olur.
TOEFL’da Çıkan 400 Kelime | 1. Ünite Food Crops
abandon
v. To leave; to give up.
To save their lives, the sailors had to abandon the sinking ship.
adversely
adv. In a harmful way; negatively.
Excessive rainfall early in the spring can adversely affect the planting of crops.
aggregate
adj. Gathered into or amounting to a whole.
It is impossible to judge last year’s performance without knowing the aggregate sales numbers.
cultivation
n. Preparing the land to grow crops; improvement for agricultural purposes.
With the development of land cultivation, hunters and gatherers were able to settle in one place.
fertilize
v. To supply with nourishment for plants by adding helpful substances to the soil.
This farm fertilizes tomatoes more than any other crop.
intensify
v. To increase in power; to act with increased strength.
Jacob’s long absence intensified his certainty that he should marry Rose.
irrigation
n. The supplying of water to dry land.
In dry areas of the country, you can see ditches all over the farm- land for irrigation.
obtain
v. To gain possession of; to get.
After a series of difficult interviews, he finally was able to obtain the job.
photosynthesis
n. The process by which green plants make their own food by combining water, salts, and carbon dioxide in the presence of light.
Oxygen is a by-product of the process of photosynthesis.
precipitation
n. Water that falls to the Earth’s surface.
In the Pacific Northwest, the high level of precipitation ensures rich, green plant life.
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