English to Azerbaijani Translation

Vocabulary

• Abandon: to leave someone or something behind, especially in a difficult or dangerous situation
  • Example: To abandon somebody to his fate
  • To abandon all hopes: to lose all expectations or chances
• Abased: feeling or showing shame or guilt
  • Example: Abashed expression
• Abate: to make something less strong or severe
  • Example: To abate the pain, to make it less severe
• Abbey: a building where monks or nuns live and work
  • Example: A monastery
• Abdicate: to give up a position of power or responsibility
  • Example: To abdicate from the throne
• Abdomen: the part of the body that contains the stomach, intestines, and other organs
  • Example: Abdominal pain
• Abduct: to take someone away by force, often in order to keep them as a prisoner
  • Example: Abduction of a child
• Aberrant: abnormal or deviant
  • Example: Aberrant behavior
• Abet: to help or support someone in doing something wrong
  • Example: Abetting a crime
• Abhor: to feel intense dislike or hatred for something
  • Example: Abhorrent behavior
• Abject: extremely unhappy, poor, or unsuccessful
  • Example: An abject apology
• Abjure: to formally reject or give up a belief, habit, or way of life
  • Example: To abjure a claim
• Ablaze: on fire, especially with intense or uncontrolled flames
  • Example: A building ablaze
• Able: having the ability or skill to do something
  • Example: An able actor
• Ablution: the act of washing oneself, especially as a religious ritual
  • Example: Ablutions before prayer
• Abnormal: not normal or usual
  • Example: Abnormal behavior
• Abolish: to officially end or get rid of a law, system, or institution
  • Example: To abolish capital punishment
• Abomination: something or someone that is hated or despised
  • Example: An abomination to society
• Abort: to stop or fail to complete something, especially a project or a pregnancy
  • Example: An aborted attempt
• Abound: to exist in large numbers or amounts
  • Example: The garden abounds with flowers
• About: on the subject of, or concerning
  • Example: A book about history
• Above: higher in position or amount
  • Example: The above sentence is correct
• Abrade: to wear away or rub off the surface of something
  • Example: An abrasive material
• Abreast: to keep up with something, especially news or events
  • Example: To keep abreast of the latest developments