spare
/spɛər/
adjective
Yedek; fazla
Additional to what is needed; kept in reserve for emergencies or replacement.
- Always keep a spare tire in your car.
- Do you have a spare key I could borrow?
- We have a spare bedroom for guests.
- Laboratories maintain spare equipment components to minimize downtime when critical instruments require immediate replacement during ongoing experiments.
- Urban planners debate whether cities should dedicate spare land resources to green spaces or prioritize high-density residential development.
- The spacecraft carried spare computer modules designed to assume control functions if primary navigation systems experienced technical failures.
adjective
Zayıf; ince
Thin or lean in build; having little excess flesh.
- He was a tall man with a spare frame.
- Her spare figure made her look taller.
verb
Ayırmak; vermek
To give or make available something one can afford to do without.
- Can you spare a few minutes to talk?
- I can't spare any money right now.
- She spared no expense on the wedding.
verb
Bağışlamak; esirgemek
To refrain from harming, punishing, or killing; to show mercy to.
- The king decided to spare the prisoner's life.
- Please spare me the gory details.
- They were spared from the worst of the storm.
noun
Yedek parça
An extra or replacement part, especially for a vehicle or machine.
- We ordered some spares for the machinery.
- The garage keeps common spares in stock.
nounbowling
Spare (bovlingde)
In bowling, knocking down all pins with two rolls of the ball.
- She picked up the spare in the ninth frame.
- A spare is worth ten points plus your next roll.