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A1  course  kurs; (üniversite) dersyön, rota

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noun  /kɔːs   / noun course (noun)
 /kɔːs   / noun
 
 1 [countable]
a course (in/on sth)
a complete series of lessons or studies
kurs; (üniversite) ders
 I've
decided to enrol on a computer course.
 I'm
going to take/do a course in French.
 2 [countable,
uncountable]
the route or direction that sth,
especially an aircraft, ship or river, takes
yön, rota
 The
hijackers forced the captain to change course and head for Cuba.
 I'm
on course (yola girmiş bulunuyorum) to
finish by the end of the week.
 (figurative) I'm on course to finish
this work by the end of the week.
 The
road follows the course of the river.
 to
be on/off course 
doğru/yanlış yönde olmak
 3 (also ˌcourse of ˈaction )[countable]
a way of dealing with a particular
situation
yol, hareket
tarzı
 In
that situation resignation was the only course open to him.
 4 [singular]
the development of sth over a period of
time
akış, seyir
 events
that changed the course of history
 In
the normal course of events such problems do not arise.
 5 [countable]
the first, second, third, etc. separate
part of a meal
 (öğün) yemek, kap
 a
three-course lunch
 I
had chicken for the main course.
 note at RESTAURANT
 6 [countable]
an area where golf (= a game in which you hit a small ball into a number of holes)
is played or where certain types of race take place
alan, saha
 a
golf course
 a
racecourse 
parkur
 7 [countable]
a course (of sth)
a series of medical treatments
 (ilaç, ışın vb.) tedavi, kür
 The
doctor put her on a course of tablets.
IDIOMS
be on a collision course (with sb/sth) 
1 to
be in a situation which is certain to end in a disagreement or argument
anlaşmazlık içinde olmak
 I'm
not surprised they're arguing – they've been on a collision course over money
all week.
 2 to be moving in a direction which is
certain to cause a crash
çarpışma rotasında olmak
 The
ship was on a collision course with an iceberg.
in the course of sth
during sth
sırasında
 He
mentioned it in the course of conversation.
in the course of time
when enough time has passed
zamanla
 I'm
sure that all these problems will be sorted out in the course of time.
SYNONYM EVENTUALLY
in due course
at some time in the future, quite soon
zamanı geldiğinde
 All
applicants will be informed of our decision in due course.
a matter of course
something that you always do; the usual
thing to do
usulen
 Goods
leaving the factory are checked as a matter of course.
of course
naturally; certainly
elbette; 
tabii ki
 Of
course, having children has changed their lives a lot.
 Of
course it can be repaired but I think it will be too expensive.
 ‘Can
I use your phone?’ ‘Of course (you can).’
 ‘You're
not annoyed with me, are you?’ ‘Of course (I'm) not.’

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	course
IPA	/kɔːs / noun
Back	kurs; (üniversite) ders yön, rota
Back 2	course (noun) /kɔːs / noun 1 [countable] a course (in/on sth) a complete series of lessons or studies kurs; (üniversite) ders I've decided to enrol on a* computer course.* I'm going to take/do a course* in French.* 2 [countable, uncountable] the route or direction that sth, especially an aircraft, ship or river, takes yön, rota The hijackers forced the captain to change course* and head for Cuba.* I'm on course (yola girmiş bulunuyorum) to finish by the end of the week. (figurative) I'm on course to finish this work by the end of the week. The road follows the course of the river. to be on/off course doğru/yanlış yönde olmak 3 (also ˌcourse of ˈaction )[countable] a way of dealing with a particular situation yol, hareket tarzı In that situation resignation was the only course open to him. 4 [singular] the development of sth over a period of time akış, seyir events that changed the course of history In the normal course of events such problems do not arise. 5 [countable] the first, second, third, etc. separate part of a meal (öğün) yemek, kap a three-course lunch I had chicken for the main course. note at RESTAURANT 6 [countable] an area where golf (= a game in which you hit a small ball into a number of holes) is played or where certain types of race take place alan, saha a golf course a racecourse parkur 7 [countable] a course (of sth) a series of medical treatments (ilaç, ışın vb.) tedavi, kür The doctor put her on a course of tablets. IDIOMS be on a collision course (with sb/sth) 1 to be in a situation which is certain to end in a disagreement or argument anlaşmazlık içinde olmak I'm not surprised they're arguing – they've been on a collision course over money all week. 2 to be moving in a direction which is certain to cause a crash çarpışma rotasında olmak The ship was on a collision course with an iceberg. in the course of sth during sth sırasında He mentioned it in the course of conversation. in the course of time when enough time has passed zamanla I'm sure that all these problems will be sorted out in the course of time. *SYNONYM* EVENTUALLY in due course at some time in the future, quite soon zamanı geldiğinde All applicants will be informed of our decision in due course. a matter of course something that you always do; the usual thing to do usulen Goods leaving the factory are checked as a matter of course. of course naturally; certainly elbette; tabii ki Of course, having children has changed their lives a lot. Of course it can be repaired but I think it will be too expensive. ‘Can I use your phone?’ ‘Of course (you can).’ ‘You're not annoyed with me, are you?’ ‘Of course (I'm) not.’

Countable Time Noun End Week Olmak Situation Sth

course (noun)