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A1  right  doğru, iyisağ, sağda

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noun  /raɪt   / noun right (noun)
 /raɪt  
/ noun
 
 1 [uncountable]
what is morally good
and fair
doğru, iyi
 Does a child of ten really understand the
difference between right and wrong?
 You did right to tell me what
happened.
OPPOSITE WRONG2
 2 [uncountable,
countable]
the
right (to sth/to do sth)
a thing that you are
allowed to do according to the law; a moral authority to do sth
hak
 In Britain everybody has the right
to vote at 18.
 Freedom of speech is one of the basic human
rights.
 civil rights
 animal rights campaigners
 Everyone has the right to a fair trial.
 You have no right to tell me what to
do.
 3 [singular]
the right side or
direction
sağa; 
sağda
 We live in the first house on the right.
 If you look slightly to your right you will
see Windsor Castle in the distance.
 Take the first right and then the second
left.
OPPOSITE LEFT4
 4 (the
Right)
[singular,
with a singular or plural verb]
the people or
political parties who are against social change
sağcı
 The Right in British politics is
represented by the Conservative Party.
 look at RIGHT WING
IDIOMS
be
in the right
to be doing what is
correct and fair
doğruyu
yapmak, haklı olmak
 You don't need to apologize. You were in
the right and he was in the wrong.
by
rights
according to what is
fair or correct
hak
gereği, esasında
 By rights, half the profit should be mine.
in
your own right
because of what you
are yourself and not because of other people
kendi
başına, kendisi bizzat
 She's a very wealthy lady in her own right.
within
your rights (to do sth)
acting in a reasonable
or legal way
hakkınız
olarak, haklarınız dahilinde
 You are quite within your rights to demand
to see your lawyer.

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	right
IPA	/raɪt / noun
Back	doğru, iyi sağ, sağda
Back 2	right (noun) /raɪt / noun 1 [uncountable] what is morally good and fair doğru, iyi Does a child of ten really understand the difference between right and wrong? You did right* to tell me what happened.* *OPPOSITE* WRONG2 2 [uncountable, countable] the right (to sth/to do sth) a thing that you are allowed to do according to the law; a moral authority to do sth hak In Britain everybody has the right* to vote at 18.* Freedom of speech is one of the basic human rights. *civil rights* animal rights campaigners Everyone has the right to a fair trial. You have no right* to tell me what to do.* 3 [singular] the right side or direction sağa; sağda We live in the first house on the right. If you look slightly to your right you will see Windsor Castle in the distance. Take the first right and then the second left. *OPPOSITE* LEFT4 4 (the Right) [singular, with a singular or plural verb] the people or political parties who are against social change sağcı The Right in British politics is represented by the Conservative Party. look at RIGHT WING IDIOMS be in the right to be doing what is correct and fair doğruyu yapmak, haklı olmak You don't need to apologize. You were in the right and he was in the wrong. by rights according to what is fair or correct hak gereği, esasında By rights, half the profit should be mine. in your own right because of what you are yourself and not because of other people kendi başına, kendisi bizzat She's a very wealthy lady in her own right. within your rights (to do sth) acting in a reasonable or legal way hakkınız olarak, haklarınız dahilinde You are quite within your rights to demand to see your lawyer.

Rights Fair Noun /Raɪt Doğru Iyi Sağda Opposite

right (noun)