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A2  effect  etki; sonuç

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noun  /ɪˈfekt   / noun effect (noun)
 /ɪˈfekt  
/ noun
 
 1 [countable,
uncountable]
(an)
effect (on sb/sth)
a change that is
caused by sth; a result
etki; sonuç
 the effects of acid rain on the lakes and
forests
 Her shouting had little or no effect
on him.
 Despite her terrible experience, she seems
to have suffered no ill effects.
 note at AFFECT
 look at AFTER-EFFECT, SIDE
EFFECT
 2 [countable,
uncountable]
a particular look,
sound or impression that an artist, writer, etc. wants to create
etki; 
izlenim
 How does the artist create the effect of
moonlight?
 He likes to say things just for effect.
 3 (effects)
[plural] (formal) 
your personal
possessions
şahsi
eşya
 The insurance policy covers all baggage and
personal effects.
IDIOMS
bring/put
sth into effect
to cause sth to come
into use
yürürlüğe
koymak
 The recommendations will soon be put into
effect.
come
into effect
(used especially about
laws or rules) to begin to be used
yürürlüğe
girmek
in
effect 
1 in
fact; for all practical purposes
gerçekte, aslında,
doğrusu
 Though they haven't made an official
announcement, she is, in effect, the new director.
 2
(used about a rule, a law, etc.) in operation; in use
yürürlükte; 
kullanımda
 The new rules will be in effect from next
month.
take
effect 
1
(used about a drug, etc.) to begin to work; to produce the result you want
etkisini
göstermek, sonuç vermeye başlamak
 The anaesthetic took effect immediately.
 2
(used about a law, etc.) to come into operation
yürürlüğe
girmek
 The ceasefire takes effect from midnight.
to
this/that effect
with this/that meaning
bu/o
anlamda, bu/o mealde
 I told him to leave her alone, or words to
that effect.

Level	A2
Kind	noun
Front	effect
IPA	/ɪˈfekt / noun
Back	etki; sonuç
Back 2	effect (noun) /ɪˈfekt / noun 1 [countable, uncountable] (an) effect (on sb/sth) a change that is caused by sth; a result etki; sonuç the effects of acid rain on the lakes and forests Her shouting had little or no effect* on him.* Despite her terrible experience, she seems to have suffered no ill effects. note at AFFECT look at AFTER-EFFECT, SIDE EFFECT 2 [countable, uncountable] a particular look, sound or impression that an artist, writer, etc. wants to create etki; izlenim How does the artist create the effect of* moonlight?* He likes to say things just for effect. 3 (effects) [plural] (formal) your personal possessions şahsi eşya The insurance policy covers all baggage and personal effects. IDIOMS bring/put sth into effect to cause sth to come into use yürürlüğe koymak The recommendations will soon be put into effect. come into effect (used especially about laws or rules) to begin to be used yürürlüğe girmek in effect 1 in fact; for all practical purposes gerçekte, aslında, doğrusu Though they haven't made an official announcement, she is, in effect, the new director. 2 (used about a rule, a law, etc.) in operation; in use yürürlükte; kullanımda The new rules will be in effect from next month. take effect 1 (used about a drug, etc.) to begin to work; to produce the result you want etkisini göstermek, sonuç vermeye başlamak The anaesthetic took effect immediately. 2 (used about a law, etc.) to come into operation yürürlüğe girmek The ceasefire takes effect from midnight. to this/that effect with this/that meaning bu/o anlamda, bu/o mealde I told him to leave her alone, or words to that effect.

Effect Noun Etki Sonuç Yürürlüğe /ɪˈfekt Countable Uncountable

effect (noun)