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A1  die  ölmek

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verb  /daɪ   / verb (present participle dying; 3rd person singular dies; past tense, past participle died) die (verb)
 /daɪ   /
verb (present participle dying; 3rd
person singular dies; past tense, past participle died)
 
 1 [intransitive,
transitive]
 die (from/of sth)
to stop living
ölmek
 My father died when I was three.
 Thousands of people have died from this
disease.
 to die of hunger
 to die of a heart attack
 to die for what you believe in
 to die a natural/violent death
 adjective dead, noun death
 2 [intransitive]
to stop existing; to
disappear
ölmek, bitmek
 The old customs are dying.
 Our love will never die.
IDIOMS
be
dying for sth/to do sth
(spoken)
to want sth/to do sth
very much
 (diye) ölmek, can
atmak
 I'm dying for a cup of coffee.
 I'm dying to meet Julia's new boyfriend.
die
hard
to change or disappear
only slowly or with difficulty
zor
değişmek
 Old attitudes towards women die hard.
die
laughing
to find sth very funny
gülmekten
ölmek
 I thought I'd die laughing when he told
that joke.
to
die for
(informal)
if you think that sth
is to die for, you really want it and would do anything to get it
harika
 They have a house in town that's to die
for.
PHRASAL VERBS
die
away
to slowly become
weaker before stopping or disappearing
dinmek, azalmak
 The sound of the engine died away as the
car drove into the distance.
die
down
to slowly become less
strong
 (rüzgâr, fırtına vb.) hafiflemek; 
(kavga) dinmek, yatışmak
 Let's wait until the storm dies down before
we go out.
die
off
to die one by one
until there are none left
teker
teker ölmek
 The people who lived in this street when it
was first built have gradually died off.
die
out
to stop happening or
disappear
ortadan
kalkmak, nesli tükenmek
 The use of horses on farms has almost died
out in this country.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	die
IPA	/daɪ / verb (present participle dying; 3rd person singular dies; past tense, past participle died)
Back	ölmek
Back 2	die (verb) /daɪ / verb (present participle dying; 3rd person singular dies; past tense, past participle died) 1 [intransitive, transitive] die (from/of sth) to stop living ölmek My father died when I was three. Thousands of people have died from this disease. to die of hunger to die of a heart attack to die for what you believe in to die a natural/violent death adjective dead, noun death 2 [intransitive] to stop existing; to disappear ölmek, bitmek The old customs are dying. Our love will never die. IDIOMS be dying for sth/to do sth (spoken) to want sth/to do sth very much (diye) ölmek, can atmak I'm dying for a cup of coffee. I'm dying to meet Julia's new boyfriend. die hard to change or disappear only slowly or with difficulty zor değişmek Old attitudes towards women die hard. die laughing to find sth very funny gülmekten ölmek I thought I'd die laughing when he told that joke. to die for (informal) if you think that sth is to die for, you really want it and would do anything to get it harika They have a house in town that's to die for. PHRASAL VERBS die away to slowly become weaker before stopping or disappearing dinmek, azalmak The sound of the engine died away as the car drove into the distance. die down to slowly become less strong (rüzgâr, fırtına vb.) hafiflemek; (kavga) dinmek, yatışmak Let's wait until the storm dies down before we go out. die off to die one by one until there are none left teker teker ölmek The people who lived in this street when it was first built have gradually died off. die out to stop happening or disappear ortadan kalkmak, nesli tükenmek The use of horses on farms has almost died out in this country.

Die Died ölmek Dying Participle Past Sth Verb

die (verb)