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A2  burn  yanmakyakmak

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verb  /bɜːn   / verb (past
tense, past participle burnt /bɜːnt   /; or burned /bɜːnd   /) burn (verb)
 /bɜːn   / verb (past tense, past participle burnt /bɜːnt   /; or burned /bɜːnd   /)
 
 1 [intransitive]
to be on fire
yanmak
 Firemen
raced to the burning building.
 note at ALIGHT1
 2 [transitive]
to destroy, damage or injure sb/sth with
fire or heat
yakmak
 We
took all the rubbish outside and burned it.
 It
was a terrible fire and the whole building was burnt to the ground.
 The
water was so hot that I burned my hands.
 If
you get too close to the fire,you'll burn yourself.
 The
people inside the building couldn't get out and they were all burnt to death.
 3 [intransitive]
to be destroyed, damaged or injured by
fire or heat
 (sıcaktan veya ateşten) zarar görmek, yanmak
 If
you leave the cake in the oven for much longer, it will burn.
 I
can't spend too much time in the sun because I burn easily.
 They
were trapped by the flames and they burned to death.
 4 [transitive]
to produce a hole or mark in or on sth by
burning
 (delik vb.) yakmak
 He
dropped his cigarette and it burned a hole in the carpet.
 5 [transitive]
to use sth as fuel
yakıt olarak kullanmak
 an
oil-burning lamp
 6 [intransitive]
to feel very hot and painful
 (ateşli hastalıkta) yanmak; 
acı çekmek
 You
have a temperature – your forehead's burning.
 7 [intransitive]
to produce light
ışık vermek, yanmak
 I
don't think he went to bed at all – I could see his light burning all night.
 8 [transitive]
to put information onto a CD, etc.
 (CD) yazmak
 9 [intransitive]
 burn (with sth)
to be filled with a very strong feeling
yanıp tutuşmak
 She
was burning with indignation.
IDIOM
sb's ears are burning
used when a person thinks that other
people are talking about them, especially in an unkind way
kulakları çınlamak
PHRASAL VERBS
burn down
(used about a building) to be completely
destroyed by fire
 (bina) yanıp
kül olmak
 The
fire could not be brought under control and the school burned down.
burn sth down
to completely destroy a building by fire
 (bina) yakıp
kül etmek
 The
house was burnt down in a fire some years ago.
burn (sth) off
to remove sth or to be removed by burning
yakıp yok etmek; 
yanıp yok olmak
 Some
of his hair was burnt off in the fire.
burn sth out
 [usually passive]
to completely destroy sth by burning
yakıp kül etmek
 the
burnt-out wreck of a car
burn (yourself) out
to work, etc., until you have no more
energy or strength and feel extremely tired
kendini paralamak
 I've
been studying so hard recently I feel completely burned out.
burn (sth) up
to destroy or to be destroyed by fire or
strong heat
yanıp kül olmak; 
yakıp kül etmek
 The
space capsule burnt up on its re-entry into the earth's atmosphere.
 When
all the rubbish had been burnt up I put out the fire.

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	burn
IPA	/bɜːn / verb (past tense, past participle burnt /bɜːnt /; or burned /bɜːnd /)
Back	yanmak yakmak
Back 2	burn (verb) /bɜːn / verb (past tense, past participle burnt /bɜːnt /; or burned /bɜːnd /) 1 [intransitive] to be on fire yanmak Firemen raced to the burning building. note at ALIGHT1 2 [transitive] to destroy, damage or injure sb/sth with fire or heat yakmak We took all the rubbish outside and burned it. It was a terrible fire and the whole building was burnt to the ground. The water was so hot that I burned my hands. If you get too close to the fire,you'll burn yourself. The people inside the building couldn't get out and they were all burnt to death. 3 [intransitive] to be destroyed, damaged or injured by fire or heat (sıcaktan veya ateşten) zarar görmek, yanmak If you leave the cake in the oven for much longer, it will burn. I can't spend too much time in the sun because I burn easily. They were trapped by the flames and they burned to death. 4 [transitive] to produce a hole or mark in or on sth by burning (delik vb.) yakmak He dropped his cigarette and it burned a hole in the carpet. 5 [transitive] to use sth as fuel yakıt olarak kullanmak an oil-burning lamp 6 [intransitive] to feel very hot and painful (ateşli hastalıkta) yanmak; acı çekmek You have a temperature – your forehead's burning. 7 [intransitive] to produce light ışık vermek, yanmak I don't think he went to bed at all – I could see his light burning all night. 8 [transitive] to put information onto a CD, etc. (CD) yazmak 9 [intransitive] burn (with sth) to be filled with a very strong feeling yanıp tutuşmak She was burning with indignation. IDIOM sb's ears are burning used when a person thinks that other people are talking about them, especially in an unkind way kulakları çınlamak PHRASAL VERBS burn down (used about a building) to be completely destroyed by fire (bina) yanıp kül olmak The fire could not be brought under control and the school burned down. burn sth down to completely destroy a building by fire (bina) yakıp kül etmek The house was burnt down in a fire some years ago. burn (sth) off to remove sth or to be removed by burning yakıp yok etmek; yanıp yok olmak Some of his hair was burnt off in the fire. burn sth out [usually passive] to completely destroy sth by burning yakıp kül etmek the burnt-out wreck of a car burn (yourself) out to work, etc., until you have no more energy or strength and feel extremely tired kendini paralamak I've been studying so hard recently I feel completely burned out. burn (sth) up to destroy or to be destroyed by fire or strong heat yanıp kül olmak; yakıp kül etmek The space capsule burnt up on its re-entry into the earth's atmosphere. When all the rubbish had been burnt up I put out the fire.

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