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B2  rub  ovmak, sürtünmek; ovuşturmak, sürtmek

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verb  /rʌb   / verb (rubbing; rubbed) rub (verb)
 /rʌb   /
verb (rubbing; rubbed)
 
 1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to move your hand, a
cloth, etc. backwards and forwards on the surface of sth while pressing firmly
ovmak, sürtünmek; ovuşturmak, sürtmek
 Ralph rubbed his hands together to keep them
warm.
 Rub hard and the mark should come out.
 The cat rubbed against my leg.
 The cat rubbed its head against my leg.
 2 [transitive]
 rub sth in (to sth)
to put a cream,
liquid, etc. onto a surface by rubbing
sürmek, yedirmek
 Apply a little of the lotion and rub it
into the skin.
 3 [intransitive,
transitive]
rub
(on/against sth)
to press on/against
sth, often causing pain or damage
vurmak; 
acıtmak
 These new shoes are rubbing against my
heels.
IDIOMS
rub
salt into the wound/sb's wounds
to make a situation
that makes sb feel bad even worse
yaraya
tuz biber ekmek
 The examiner failed me, then rubbed salt
into the wound by telling me I was the worst candidate he'd ever seen.
rub
shoulders with sb
to meet and spend time
with famous people
 (ünlülerle) vakit
geçirmek
 As a journalist you rub shoulders with the
rich and famous.
PHRASAL VERBS
rub
it/sth in
to keep reminding sb
of sth embarrassing that they want to forget
 (hatasını) yüzüne
vurmak
 I know it was a stupid mistake, but there's
no need to rub it in!
rub
off (on/onto sb)
(used about a good
quality) to be passed from one person to another
bulaşmak, geçmek
 Let's hope some of her enthusiasm rubs off
onto her brother.
rub
sth off (sth)
to remove sth from a
surface by rubbing
 (ovarak) temizlemek
 He rubbed the dirt off his boots.
rub
sth out
(British)
to remove the marks
made by a pencil, etc. using a rubber, etc.
silmek
 That answer is wrong. Rub it out.

Level	B2
Kind	verb
Front	rub
IPA	/rʌb / verb (rubbing; rubbed)
Back	ovmak, sürtünmek; ovuşturmak, sürtmek
Back 2	rub (verb) /rʌb / verb (rubbing; rubbed) 1 [intransitive, transitive] to move your hand, a cloth, etc. backwards and forwards on the surface of sth while pressing firmly ovmak, sürtünmek; ovuşturmak, sürtmek Ralph rubbed his hands together to keep them warm. Rub hard and the mark should come out. The cat rubbed against my leg. The cat rubbed its head against my leg. 2 [transitive] rub sth in (to sth) to put a cream, liquid, etc. onto a surface by rubbing sürmek, yedirmek Apply a little of the lotion and rub it into the skin. 3 [intransitive, transitive] rub (on/against sth) to press on/against sth, often causing pain or damage vurmak; acıtmak These new shoes are rubbing against my heels. IDIOMS rub salt into the wound/sb's wounds to make a situation that makes sb feel bad even worse yaraya tuz biber ekmek The examiner failed me, then rubbed salt into the wound by telling me I was the worst candidate he'd ever seen. rub shoulders with sb to meet and spend time with famous people (ünlülerle) vakit geçirmek As a journalist you rub shoulders with the rich and famous. PHRASAL VERBS rub it/sth in to keep reminding sb of sth embarrassing that they want to forget (hatasını) yüzüne vurmak I know it was a stupid mistake, but there's no need to rub it in! rub off (on/onto sb) (used about a good quality) to be passed from one person to another bulaşmak, geçmek Let's hope some of her enthusiasm rubs off onto her brother. rub sth off (sth) to remove sth from a surface by rubbing (ovarak) temizlemek He rubbed the dirt off his boots. rub sth out (British) to remove the marks made by a pencil, etc. using a rubber, etc. silmek That answer is wrong. Rub it out.

Rub Sth Rubbed Ru Bb Verb Transitive Surface

rub (verb)