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A1  check  kontrol etmek(otel, havaalanı) giriş yapmak

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verb  /tʃek   / verb check (verb)
 /tʃek   / verb
 
 1 [intransitive,
transitive]
 check (sth) (for sth)
to examine or test sth in order to make
sure that it is safe or correct, in good condition, etc.
kontrol etmek
 Check
your work for mistakes before you hand it in.
 Check
the brakes before riding the bike.
 The
doctor X-rayed me to check for broken bones.
 2 [intransitive,
transitive]
check (sth) (with sb)
to find out if sth/sb is there, correct
or true, or if sth is how you think it is
 (orda mı, öyle mi vb.) diye bakmak
 You'd
better check with Tim that it's OK to borrow his bike.
 He
wasn't sure whether he had locked the door, so he went back to check.
 I'll
phone and check what time the bus leaves.
 3 [transitive]
to open your inbox (= the place on a computer where you can see new email messages)
and find out what emails you have received
 (e-posta gelen kutusunu) kontrol etmek
 Wait
– I just need to check my email first.
 4 to stop or make sb/sth stop or go more
slowly
durdurmak, yavaşlatmak
 She
almost told her boss what she thought of him, but checked herself in time.
 Phil
checked his pace as he didn't want to tire too early.
 5 [transitive] (US) = TICK1 (2)
PHRASAL VERBS
check in (at …); check into …
to go to a desk in a hotel or an airport
and tell an official that you have arrived
 (otel, havaalanı) giriş
yapmak
 Passengers
should check in two hours before their departure time.
 note at HOTEL, PLANE1
check sth off
to mark names or items on a list
 (liste üzerine) işaretlemek
 The
boxes were all checked off as they were unloaded.
check (up) on sb/sth
to find out how sb/sth is
araştırmak, bakmak
 We
call my grandmother every evening to check up on her.
 My
boss comes in once a week to check on progress.
check out (of …)
to pay for your room, etc. and leave a
hotel
 (otel) hesabını
kapatmak, çıkış yapmak
 note at HOTEL
check sb/sth out 
1 to
find out more information about sb/sth, especially to find out if sth is true
or not
 (doğruluğunu, gerçekliğini vb.) öğrenmek, saptamak
 We
need to check out these rumours of possible pay cuts.
 2 (especially
US, informal)
to look at sb/sth, especially to find out
if you like them or it
şöyle bir bakmak
 I'm
going to check out that new club tonight.
check up on sb/sth
to make sure that sb/sth is working
correctly, behaving well, etc., especially if you think he/she/it is not
 (durumunu, gidişatına vb.) yoklamak, bakmak
 The
boss keeps checking up on how much work we've done.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	check
IPA	/tʃek / verb
Back	kontrol etmek (otel, havaalanı) giriş yapmak
Back 2	check (verb) /tʃek / verb 1 [intransitive, transitive] check (sth) (for sth) to examine or test sth in order to make sure that it is safe or correct, in good condition, etc. kontrol etmek Check your work for mistakes before you hand it in. Check the brakes before riding the bike. The doctor X-rayed me to check for broken bones. 2 [intransitive, transitive] check (sth) (with sb) to find out if sth/sb is there, correct or true, or if sth is how you think it is (orda mı, öyle mi vb.) diye bakmak You'd better check with Tim that it's OK to borrow his bike. He wasn't sure whether he had locked the door, so he went back to check. I'll phone and check what time the bus leaves. 3 [transitive] to open your inbox (= the place on a computer where you can see new email messages) and find out what emails you have received (e-posta gelen kutusunu) kontrol etmek Wait – I just need to check my email first. 4 to stop or make sb/sth stop or go more slowly durdurmak, yavaşlatmak She almost told her boss what she thought of him, but checked herself in time. Phil checked his pace as he didn't want to tire too early. 5 [transitive] (US) = TICK1 (2) PHRASAL VERBS check in (at …); check into … to go to a desk in a hotel or an airport and tell an official that you have arrived (otel, havaalanı) giriş yapmak Passengers should check in two hours before their departure time. note at HOTEL, PLANE1 check sth off to mark names or items on a list (liste üzerine) işaretlemek The boxes were all checked off as they were unloaded. check (up) on sb/sth to find out how sb/sth is araştırmak, bakmak We call my grandmother every evening to check up on her. My boss comes in once a week to check on progress. check out (of …) to pay for your room, etc. and leave a hotel (otel) hesabını kapatmak, çıkış yapmak note at HOTEL check sb/sth out 1 to find out more information about sb/sth, especially to find out if sth is true or not (doğruluğunu, gerçekliğini vb.) öğrenmek, saptamak We need to check out these rumours of possible pay cuts. 2 (especially US, informal) to look at sb/sth, especially to find out if you like them or it şöyle bir bakmak I'm going to check out that new club tonight. check up on sb/sth to make sure that sb/sth is working correctly, behaving well, etc., especially if you think he/she/it is not (durumunu, gidişatına vb.) yoklamak, bakmak The boss keeps checking up on how much work we've done.

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