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A1  tell  söylemek, anlatmak

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verb  /tel   / verb (past tense, past participle told /təʊld   /) tell (verb)
 /tel   /
verb (past tense, past participle told /təʊld   /)
 
GIVE INFORMATION 
1 [transitive]
 tell sb (sth/that …); tell
sb (about sth); tell sth to sb
to give information to
sb by speaking or writing
söylemek, anlatmak
 She told me her address but I've forgotten
it.
 He wrote to tell me that his mother had
died.
 Tell us about your holiday.
 to tell the truth/a lie
 to tell a story
 Excuse me, could you tell me where the
station is?
 He tells that story to everyone he sees.
 note at SAY1
 2 [transitive]
(used about a thing)
to give information to sb
bilgi
vermek
 This book will tell you all you need to
know.
 This gauge tells you how much fuel you have
left.
SECRET 
3 [intransitive]
to not keep a secret
 (sır) tutmamak
 Promise you won't tell!
ORDER 
4 [transitive]
tell
sb to do sth
to order or advise sb
to do sth
söylemek, talimat
vermek
 The policewoman told us to get out of the
car.
 Dad told me not to worry about my exams.
 I told myself this would happen – and it
has.
 Children should do as they're told.
KNOW 
5 [intransitive,
transitive]
to know, see or judge
(sth) correctly
söylemek, ayırt
etmek, anlamak
 ‘What do you think Jenny will do next?’ ‘ It's
hard to tell.’
 I could tell that he had enjoyed the
evening.
 You can never tell what he's
going to say next.
 I can't tell which coat is mine. They look
exactly the same.
 I can't tell the difference between
Dan's sisters.
 There's no telling what time
Jan will arrive.
HAVE EFFECT 
6 [intransitive]
tell
(on sb/sth)
to have a noticeable
effect
belli
olmak, etkisini göstermek
 I can't run as fast as I could – my age is
beginning to tell!
IDIOMS
all
told
with everyone or
everything counted and included
toplam, her
şey dâhil
 The holiday cost over £1 000, all told.
(I'll)
tell you what
(informal)
used to introduce a
suggestion
bak,
ne diyeceğim
 I'll tell you what – let's ask Diane to
take us.
I
told you so
(informal)
I warned you that this
would happen
sana
söylemiştim
 ‘I missed the bus.’ ‘I told you so. I said
you needed to leave earlier.’
tell
A and B apart
to see the difference
between A and B
birbirinden
ayırmak, ayırt etmek
 It's very difficult to tell Tom and James
apart.
tell
the time
to read the time from
a clock or watch
saati
söylemek
PHRASAL VERBS
tell
sb off (for sth/for doing sth)
to speak to sb angrily
because they have done sth wrong
azarlamak
 The teacher told me off for not doing my
homework.
tell
on sb
to tell a parent,
teacher, etc. about sth bad that sb has done
ispiyonlamak

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	tell
IPA	/tel / verb (past tense, past participle told /təʊld /)
Back	söylemek, anlatmak
Back 2	tell (verb) /tel / verb (past tense, past participle told /təʊld /) GIVE INFORMATION 1 [transitive] tell sb (sth/that …); tell sb (about sth); tell sth to sb to give information to sb by speaking or writing söylemek, anlatmak She told me her address but I've forgotten it. He wrote to tell me that his mother had died. Tell us about your holiday. to tell the truth/a lie to tell a story Excuse me, could you tell me where the station is? He tells that story to everyone he sees. note at SAY1 2 [transitive] (used about a thing) to give information to sb bilgi vermek This book will tell you all you need to know. This gauge tells you how much fuel you have left. SECRET 3 [intransitive] to not keep a secret (sır) tutmamak Promise you won't tell! ORDER 4 [transitive] tell sb to do sth to order or advise sb to do sth söylemek, talimat vermek The policewoman told us to get out of the car. Dad told me not to worry about my exams. I told myself this would happen – and it has. Children should do as they're told. KNOW 5 [intransitive, transitive] to know, see or judge (sth) correctly söylemek, ayırt etmek, anlamak ‘What do you think Jenny will do next?’ ‘ It's hard to tell.’ I could tell that he had enjoyed the evening. *You can never tell* what he's going to say next. I can't tell which coat is mine. They look exactly the same. I can't tell the difference between* Dan's sisters.* *There's no telling* what time Jan will arrive. HAVE EFFECT 6 [intransitive] tell (on sb/sth) to have a noticeable effect belli olmak, etkisini göstermek I can't run as fast as I could – my age is beginning to tell! IDIOMS all told with everyone or everything counted and included toplam, her şey dâhil The holiday cost over £1 000, all told. (I'll) tell you what (informal) used to introduce a suggestion bak, ne diyeceğim I'll tell you what – let's ask Diane to take us. I told you so (informal) I warned you that this would happen sana söylemiştim ‘I missed the bus.’ ‘I told you so. I said you needed to leave earlier.’ tell A and B apart to see the difference between A and B birbirinden ayırmak, ayırt etmek It's very difficult to tell Tom and James apart. tell the time to read the time from a clock or watch saati söylemek PHRASAL VERBS tell sb off (for sth/for doing sth) to speak to sb angrily because they have done sth wrong azarlamak The teacher told me off for not doing my homework. tell on sb to tell a parent, teacher, etc. about sth bad that sb has done ispiyonlamak

Sb Told I Söylemek Sth Past Transitive Verb

tell (verb)