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A2  power  yetki, güç

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noun  /ˈpaʊə(r)   / noun power (noun)
 /ˈpaʊə(r)  
/ noun
 
CONTROL 
1 [uncountable]
power
(over sb/sth); power (to do sth)
the ability to control
people or things or to do sth
yetki, güç
 The aim is to give people more power over
their own lives.
 He has the power to make things very
difficult for us.
 to have somebody in your power
 It's not in my power to help
you.
 2 [uncountable]
political control of a
country or area
iktidar
 When did this government come to power?
 to take/seize power
ABILITY 
3 (powers)
[plural]
a particular ability
of the body or mind
güç
 He has great powers of observation.
 She had to use all her powers of persuasion
on him.
AUTHORITY 
4 [countable]
the
power (to do sth)
the right or authority
to do sth
yetki; 
hak
 Do the police have the power to stop cars
without good reason?
COUNTRY 
5 [countable]
a country with a lot
of influence in world affairs or that has great military strength
 (devlet) güç
 Britain is no longer a world power.
 a military/economic power
ENERGY 
6 [uncountable]
the energy or strength
that sb/sth has
güç
 The ship was helpless against the power of
the storm.
 I've lost all power in my right arm.
ELECTRICITY 
7 [uncountable]
energy that can be
collected and used for operating machines, making electricity, etc.
enerji; 
güç
 nuclear/wind/solar power
 This car has power steering (hidrolik
direksiyon).

Level	A2
Kind	noun
Front	power
IPA	/ˈpaʊə(r) / noun
Back	yetki, güç
Back 2	power (noun) /ˈpaʊə(r) / noun CONTROL 1 [uncountable] power (over sb/sth); power (to do sth) the ability to control people or things or to do sth yetki, güç The aim is to give people more power over their own lives. He has the power to make things very difficult for us. to have somebody in your power *It's not in my power* to help you. 2 [uncountable] political control of a country or area iktidar When did this government come to power? to take/seize power ABILITY 3 (powers) [plural] a particular ability of the body or mind güç He has great powers of observation. She had to use all her powers of persuasion on him. AUTHORITY 4 [countable] the power (to do sth) the right or authority to do sth yetki; hak Do the police have the power to stop cars without good reason? COUNTRY 5 [countable] a country with a lot of influence in world affairs or that has great military strength (devlet) güç Britain is no longer a world power. a military/economic power ENERGY 6 [uncountable] the energy or strength that sb/sth has güç The ship was helpless against the power of the storm. I've lost all power in my right arm. ELECTRICITY 7 [uncountable] energy that can be collected and used for operating machines, making electricity, etc. enerji; güç nuclear/wind/solar power This car has power steering (hidrolik direksiyon).

Power Güç Uncountable Noun Yetki Control Ability Country

power (noun)