| Level | A2 |
|---|---|
| Kind | verb |
| Front | deal |
| IPA | /diːl / verb (past tense, past participle dealt /delt /) |
| Back | (iskambil) dağıtmak |
| Back 2 | deal (verb) /diːl
/ verb (past tense, past participle dealt
/delt /)
1 [intransitive,
transitive]
deal (sth) (out); deal (sth)
(to sb)
to give cards to
players in a game of cards
(iskambil) dağıtmak
Start by dealing seven cards to each
player.
Whose turn is it to deal?
2 [intransitive,
transitive] (informal)
to buy and sell
illegal drugs
(uyuşturucu) alıp
satmak
3 [intransitive]
deal
(in sth); deal (with sb)
to do business,
especially buying and selling goods
…
ticareti yapmak
He deals in second-hand cars.
Our firm deals with customers all over the
world.
IDIOM
deal
sb/sth a blow; deal a blow to sb/sth
1 to
give sb a shock, etc.
sarsmak, darbe
olmak
This news dealt a terrible blow to my
father.
2 to
hit sb/sth
vurmak, patlatmak
He was dealt a nasty blow to the head in
the accident.
PHRASAL VERBS
deal
sth out
to give sth to a
number of people
dağıtmak, paylaştırmak
The profits will be dealt out among us.
deal
with sb
to treat sb in a
particular way; to handle sb
davranmak, baş
etmek
He's a difficult man. Nobody quite knows
how to deal with him.
deal
with sth
1 to
take suitable action in a particular situation in order to solve a problem,
complete a task, etc.; to handle sth
ele
almak, ilgilenmek
I'm not sure how to deal with the situation
at work.
My secretary will deal with my
correspondence while I'm away.
2 to
have sth as its subject
ilgili
olmak, hakkında olmak
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