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A1  just  tam, tam tamınayeni, henüz

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adverb  /dʒʌst   / adverb just (adverb)
 /dʒʌst  
/ adverb
 
 1
exactly
tam, tam
tamına
 It's just 8 o'clock.
 That's just what I meant.
 Just as I thought, he's forgotten his keys.
 You're just as clever as he
is.
 The room was too hot before, but now it's
just right.
 He looks just like his father.
 My arm hurts just here.
 2
almost not
hemen
hemen hiç
 I could only just hear what she was
saying.
 I just managed to pass the exam.
 We got to the station just in time.
 3 a
very short time before
yeni, henüz
 She's just been to the shops.
 He'd just returned from France when I saw
him.
 They came here just before Easter.
 4 at
exactly this/that moment, or immediately after
iken, tam
o anda
 He was just about to break the
window when he noticed a policeman.
 I was just going to phone my mother
when she arrived.
 Just as I was beginning to
enjoy myself, John said it was time to go.
 Just then the door opened.
 We were just finishing supper when the
telephone rang.
 Wait a minute! I'm just coming.
 5
really; absolutely
tam, üzere,
hemen
 The whole day was just fantastic!
 6 only
yalnızca; 
sadece
 She's just a child.
 It's not just the money, it's the principle
of the thing too.
 It was worth it just to see her face as she
opened the present.
 Just a minute! I'm nearly ready.
 7 [often
used with the imperative]
used for getting attention
or to emphasize what you are saying
 Just let me speak for a moment, will you?

Bir dakika konuşmama
izin ver, olur mu?
 I just don't want to go to the party. 
Sadece partiye
gitmek istemiyorum.
 Just imagine how awful she must feel. 
Sadece onun ne kadar
kötü hissettiğini düşün.
 8 used
with might, may or could to express a slight possibility
gerçekten, tam
anlamıyla
 This might just/just might be the most
important decision of your life.
IDIOMS
all/just
the same
used when saying or
writing sth which contrasts in some way with what has gone before
yine
de, bununla birlikte, her neyse
 I understand what you're saying. All the
same, I don't agree with you.
 I don't need to borrow any money, but
thanks all the same for offering.
it
is just as well (that...)
it is a good thing
neyse
ki, iyi ki
 It's just as well you remembered to bring
your umbrella!
just
about
almost or
approximately
neredeyse, hemen
hemen
 I've just about finished.
 Karen's plane should be taking off just
about now.
just
now 
1 at
this exact moment or during this exact period
hemen
şimdi
 I can't come with you just now – can you
wait 20 minutes?
 We haven't got very much money to spend
just now.
 2 a
very short time ago
az
önce
 I saw Tony just now.
just
so
exactly right
derli
toplu, düzgün
not
just yet
not now, but probably
quite soon
henüz
değil

Level	A1
Kind	adverb
Front	just
IPA	/dʒʌst / adverb
Back	tam, tam tamına yeni, henüz
Back 2	just (adverb) /dʒʌst / adverb 1 exactly tam, tam tamına It's just 8 o'clock. That's just what I meant. Just as I thought, he's forgotten his keys. You're just as* clever as he is.* The room was too hot before, but now it's just right. He looks just like* his father.* My arm hurts just here. 2 almost not hemen hemen hiç I could only just* hear what she was saying.* I just managed to pass the exam. We got to the station just in time. 3 a very short time before yeni, henüz She's just been to the shops. He'd just returned from France when I saw him. They came here just before Easter. 4 at exactly this/that moment, or immediately after iken, tam o anda He was just about to* break the window when he noticed a policeman.* I was just going to* phone my mother when she arrived.* *Just as* I was beginning to enjoy myself, John said it was time to go. *Just then* the door opened. We were just finishing supper when the telephone rang. Wait a minute! I'm just coming. 5 really; absolutely tam, üzere, hemen The whole day was just fantastic! 6 only yalnızca; sadece She's just a child. It's not just the money, it's the principle of the thing too. It was worth it just to see her face as she opened the present. Just a minute! I'm nearly ready. 7 [often used with the imperative] used for getting attention or to emphasize what you are saying Just let me speak for a moment, will you? Bir dakika konuşmama izin ver, olur mu? I just don't want to go to the party. Sadece partiye gitmek istemiyorum. Just imagine how awful she must feel. Sadece onun ne kadar kötü hissettiğini düşün. 8 used with might, may or could to express a slight possibility gerçekten, tam anlamıyla This might just/just might be the most important decision of your life. IDIOMS all/just the same used when saying or writing sth which contrasts in some way with what has gone before yine de, bununla birlikte, her neyse I understand what you're saying. All the same, I don't agree with you. I don't need to borrow any money, but thanks all the same for offering. it is just as well (that...) it is a good thing neyse ki, iyi ki It's just as well you remembered to bring your umbrella! just about almost or approximately neredeyse, hemen hemen I've just about finished. Karen's plane should be taking off just about now. just now 1 at this exact moment or during this exact period hemen şimdi I can't come with you just now – can you wait 20 minutes? We haven't got very much money to spend just now. 2 a very short time ago az önce I saw Tony just now. just so exactly right derli toplu, düzgün not just yet not now, but probably quite soon henüz değil

I Tam Hemen Time Adverb Henüz Sadece /Dʒʌst

just (adverb)