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A1  number  sayı; rakam

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noun  /ˈnʌmbə(r)   / noun number (noun)
 /ˈnʌmbə(r)  
/ noun
 
WORD/SYMBOL 
1 [countable]
a word or symbol that
indicates a quantity
sayı; rakam
 Choose a number between ten and twenty.
 2, 4, 6, etc. are even numbers and
1, 3, 5, etc. are odd numbers.
 a three-figure number
POSITION 
2 [countable] (abbreviation No., no.) 
used before a number
to show the position of sth in a series
numara
 We live at number 32 Moorland Road.
 room no 347
TELEPHONE, ETC. 
3 [countable]
a group of numbers
that is used to identify sb/sth
numara
 a telephone number
 a code number
QUANTITY 
4 [countable,
uncountable]
a
number (of sth)
a quantity of people
or things
adet; 
sayı
 a large number of visitors
 We must reduce the number of accidents on
the roads.
 Pupils in the school have doubled in
number in recent years.
 There are a number of things I don't
understand.
MAGAZINE 
5 [countable]
a copy of a magazine,
newspaper, etc.
sayı, nüsha
 Back numbers of ‘New Scientist’ are
available from the publishers.
SONG 
6 [countable] (informal) 
a song or dance
 (dans, müzik) parça
 They sang a slow romantic number.
IDIOMS
any
number of
very many
pek
çok, sayısız
 There could be any number of reasons why
she isn't here.
in
round figures/numbers
given to the nearest
10, 100, 1 000, etc.; not given in exact numbers
yuvarlak
rakamlarla
your
opposite number
a person who does the
same job or has the same position as you in a different company, organization,
team, etc.
karşılık, başka
bir yerde aynı işi yapan kişi
 The Prime Minister met his Italian opposite
number.

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	number
IPA	/ˈnʌmbə(r) / noun
Back	sayı; rakam
Back 2	number (noun) /ˈnʌmbə(r) / noun WORD/SYMBOL 1 [countable] a word or symbol that indicates a quantity sayı; rakam Choose a number between ten and twenty. 2, 4, 6, etc. are even numbers* and 1, 3, 5, etc. are odd numbers.* a three-figure number POSITION 2 [countable] (abbreviation No., no.) used before a number to show the position of sth in a series numara We live at number 32 Moorland Road. room no 347 TELEPHONE, ETC. 3 [countable] a group of numbers that is used to identify sb/sth numara a telephone number a code number QUANTITY 4 [countable, uncountable] a number (of sth) a quantity of people or things adet; sayı a large number of visitors We must reduce the number of accidents on the roads. Pupils in the school have doubled in number* in recent years.* There are a number of* things I don't understand.* MAGAZINE 5 [countable] a copy of a magazine, newspaper, etc. sayı, nüsha Back numbers of ‘New Scientist’ are available from the publishers. SONG 6 [countable] (informal) a song or dance (dans, müzik) parça They sang a slow romantic number. IDIOMS any number of very many pek çok, sayısız There could be any number of reasons why she isn't here. in round figures/numbers given to the nearest 10, 100, 1 000, etc.; not given in exact numbers yuvarlak rakamlarla your opposite number a person who does the same job or has the same position as you in a different company, organization, team, etc. karşılık, başka bir yerde aynı işi yapan kişi The Prime Minister met his Italian opposite number.

Number Countable Sayı Noun Quantity Position /ˈnʌmbə(R) Rakam

number (noun)