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A2  cover  örtmek; kapamak; kaplamakörtbas etmek

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verb  /ˈkʌvə(r)   / verb cover (verb)
 /ˈkʌvə(r)  
/ verb
 
HIDE/PROTECT 
1 [transitive]
 cover sb/sth (up/over) (with sth)
to put sth on or in front of sth to hide
or protect it
örtmek; kapamak; kaplamak
 Could
you cover the food and put it in the fridge?
 She
couldn't look any more and covered her eyes.
 She
was asleep on the sofa so he covered her over with a duvet.
 I
covered the floor with newspaper before I started painting.
 (figurative) Paula laughed to cover (saklamak) her embarrassment.
OPPOSITE UNCOVER
SPREAD OVER SURFACE 
2 [transitive]
cover sb/sth in/with sth
to be on the surface of sth; to make sth
do this
kaplamak
 A
car went through the puddle and covered me with mud.
 Graffiti
covered the walls.
 The
eruption of the volcano covered the town in a layer of ash.
 3 [transitive]
to fill or spread over a certain area
kaplamak, sıvamak
 The
floods cover an area of about 15 000 square kilometres.
INCLUDE 
4 [transitive]
to include or to deal with sth
kapsamak, kapsamına
almak; 
(basın,
TV) yer vermek
 Part-time
workers are not covered by the law.
 All
the papers covered the election in depth.
 The
course covered both British and European naval history.
 I
think we've covered everything. Now, does anyone have a question?
MONEY 
5 [transitive]
to be enough money for sth
 (para vb.) karşılamak
 We'll
give you some money to cover your expenses.
TRAVEL 
6 [transitive]
to travel a certain distance
 (mesafe) gitmek, katetmek
 We
covered about 500 kilometres that day.
DO SB'S JOB 
7 [intransitive]
cover (for sb)
to do sb's job while they are away from
work
başkasının işine bakmak
 Matt's
phoned in sick today so we'll have to find someone to cover (for him).
INSURANCE 
8 [transitive]
cover sb/sth against/for sth
to protect sb/sth with insurance
sigortalamak
 The
insurance policy covers us for any damage to our property.
 The
policy even covers your furniture.
IDIOM
cover the cost (of sth)
to have or make enough money to pay for
sth
 We
made so little money at our school dance that we didn't even cover the cost of
the band.
PHRASAL VERBS
cover sth up
to prevent people hearing about a mistake
or sth bad
örtbas etmek
 The
police have been accused of trying to cover up the facts of the case.
cover up for sb
to hide sb's mistakes or crimes in order
to protect them
suçunu gizlemek, kabahatini örtmek
 His
wife covered up for him to the police.

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	cover
IPA	/ˈkʌvə(r) / verb
Back	örtmek; kapamak; kaplamak örtbas etmek
Back 2	cover (verb) /ˈkʌvə(r) / verb HIDE/PROTECT 1 [transitive] cover sb/sth (up/over) (with sth) to put sth on or in front of sth to hide or protect it örtmek; kapamak; kaplamak Could you cover the food and put it in the fridge? She couldn't look any more and covered her eyes. She was asleep on the sofa so he covered her over with a duvet. I covered the floor with newspaper before I started painting. (figurative) Paula laughed to cover (saklamak) her embarrassment. *OPPOSITE* UNCOVER SPREAD OVER SURFACE 2 [transitive] cover sb/sth in/with sth to be on the surface of sth; to make sth do this kaplamak A car went through the puddle and covered me with mud. Graffiti covered the walls. The eruption of the volcano covered the town in a layer of ash. 3 [transitive] to fill or spread over a certain area kaplamak, sıvamak The floods cover an area of about 15 000 square kilometres. INCLUDE 4 [transitive] to include or to deal with sth kapsamak, kapsamına almak; (basın, TV) yer vermek Part-time workers are not covered by the law. All the papers covered the election in depth. The course covered both British and European naval history. I think we've covered everything. Now, does anyone have a question? MONEY 5 [transitive] to be enough money for sth (para vb.) karşılamak We'll give you some money to cover your expenses. TRAVEL 6 [transitive] to travel a certain distance (mesafe) gitmek, katetmek We covered about 500 kilometres that day. DO SB'S JOB 7 [intransitive] cover (for sb) to do sb's job while they are away from work başkasının işine bakmak Matt's phoned in sick today so we'll have to find someone to cover (for him). INSURANCE 8 [transitive] cover sb/sth against/for sth to protect sb/sth with insurance sigortalamak The insurance policy covers us for any damage to our property. The policy even covers your furniture. IDIOM cover the cost (of sth) to have or make enough money to pay for sth We made so little money at our school dance that we didn't even cover the cost of the band. PHRASAL VERBS cover sth up to prevent people hearing about a mistake or sth bad örtbas etmek The police have been accused of trying to cover up the facts of the case. cover up for sb to hide sb's mistakes or crimes in order to protect them suçunu gizlemek, kabahatini örtmek His wife covered up for him to the police.

Cover Covered Sth Transitive Money Kaplamak Sb/Sth Verb

cover (verb)