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B1  lay  yatırmak, sermek, koymak

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verb  /leɪ   / verb [transitive] (past tense, past participle laid /leɪd   /) lay (verb)
 /leɪ   /
verb [transitive] (past tense, past
participle laid /leɪd   /)
 
PUT DOWN 
1 to
put sb/sth carefully in a particular position or on a surface
yatırmak, sermek,
koymak
 Before they started they laid newspaper on
the floor.
 He laid the child gently down on her bed.
 ‘Don't worry,’ she said, laying her hand on
my shoulder.
 note at LIE2
 2 to
put sth in the correct position for a particular purpose
döşemek
 They're laying new electricity cables in
our street.
EGGS 
3 to
produce eggs
yumurtlamak
 Hens lay eggs.
PREPARE 
4 to
prepare sth for use
kurmak, hazırlamak
 The police have laid a trap for him and I
think they'll catch him this time.
 Can you lay the table, please?
WITH NOUN 
5
(used with some nouns to give a similar meaning to a verb) to put
 They laid all the blame (suçladılar) on
him.
 to lay emphasis on something 
vurgulamak
IDIOM
get/lay
your hands on sb
(informal)
to catch sb
birini
yakalamak
 Just wait till I get my hands on that boy!
PHRASAL VERBS
lay
sth down
to give sth as a rule
belirtmek, bildirmek
 It's all laid down in the rules of the
club.
lay
off (sb)
(informal)
to stop annoying sb
rahat
bırakmak
 Can't you lay off me for a bit?
lay
sb off
to stop giving work to
sb
işten
çıkarmak
 They've laid off 500 workers at the car factory.
lay
sth on
(informal)
to provide sth
düzenlemek, ayarlamak
 They're laying on a trip to London for
everybody.
lay
sth out 
1 to
spread out a number of things so that you can see them easily or so that they
look nice
sermek; 
yaymak
 All the food was laid out on a table in the
garden.
 2 to
arrange sth in a planned way
düzenlemek
 The new shopping centre is very
attractively laid out.

Level	B1
Kind	verb
Front	lay
IPA	/leɪ / verb [transitive] (past tense, past participle laid /leɪd /)
Back	yatırmak, sermek, koymak
Back 2	lay (verb) /leɪ / verb [transitive] (past tense, past participle laid /leɪd /) PUT DOWN 1 to put sb/sth carefully in a particular position or on a surface yatırmak, sermek, koymak Before they started they laid newspaper on the floor. He laid the child gently down on her bed. ‘Don't worry,’ she said, laying her hand on my shoulder. note at LIE2 2 to put sth in the correct position for a particular purpose döşemek They're laying new electricity cables in our street. EGGS 3 to produce eggs yumurtlamak Hens lay eggs. PREPARE 4 to prepare sth for use kurmak, hazırlamak The police have laid a trap for him and I think they'll catch him this time. Can you lay the table, please? WITH NOUN 5 (used with some nouns to give a similar meaning to a verb) to put They laid all the blame (suçladılar) on him. to lay emphasis on something vurgulamak IDIOM get/lay your hands on sb (informal) to catch sb birini yakalamak Just wait till I get my hands on that boy! PHRASAL VERBS lay sth down to give sth as a rule belirtmek, bildirmek It's all laid down in the rules of the club. lay off (sb) (informal) to stop annoying sb rahat bırakmak Can't you lay off me for a bit? lay sb off to stop giving work to sb işten çıkarmak They've laid off 500 workers at the car factory. lay sth on (informal) to provide sth düzenlemek, ayarlamak They're laying on a trip to London for everybody. lay sth out 1 to spread out a number of things so that you can see them easily or so that they look nice sermek; yaymak All the food was laid out on a table in the garden. 2 to arrange sth in a planned way düzenlemek The new shopping centre is very attractively laid out.

Laid Lay Sth Sb Past Put Verb Sermek

lay (verb)