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B1  sink  batmak, batırmak

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verb  /sɪŋk   / verb (past tense sank /sæŋk   /; past participle sunk /sʌŋk   /) sink (verb)
 /sɪŋk  
/ verb (past tense sank
/sæŋk   /; past
participle sunk /sʌŋk   /)
 
 1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to go down or make sth
go down under the surface of liquid or a soft substance
batmak, batırmak
 If you throw a stone into water, it sinks.
 The boat sank to the bottom of the sea.
 Three ships were sunk by enemy planes.
 My feet sank into the mud.
 2 [intransitive]
(used about a person)
to move downwards, usually by falling or sitting down
 (kişi) çökmek, yığılmak
 I came home and sank into a chair,
exhausted.
 3 [intransitive]
to get lower; to fall
to a lower position or level
alçalmak, batmak
 We watched the sun sink slowly below the
horizon.
 4 [intransitive]
to decrease in value,
number, amount, strength, etc.
düşmek
 The share price has sunk from over £2 to
65p.
IDIOM
your
heart sinks
to suddenly feel
disappointed or sad
morali
bozulmak
 When I saw the queues of people in front of
me, my heart sank.
PHRASAL VERBS
sink
in
(used about
information, an event, an experience, etc.) to be completely understood or
realized
işlemek, anlaşılmak
 It took a long time for the terrible news
to sink in.
sink
in; sink into sth
(used about a liquid)
to go into sth solid; to be absorbed
işlemek, yer
etmek, iz yapmak
 Quick! Clean up that wine before it sinks
into the carpet.

Level	B1
Kind	verb
Front	sink
IPA	/sɪŋk / verb (past tense sank /sæŋk /; past participle sunk /sʌŋk /)
Back	batmak, batırmak
Back 2	sink (verb) /sɪŋk / verb (past tense sank /sæŋk /; past participle sunk /sʌŋk /) 1 [intransitive, transitive] to go down or make sth go down under the surface of liquid or a soft substance batmak, batırmak If you throw a stone into water, it sinks. The boat sank to the bottom of the sea. Three ships were sunk by enemy planes. My feet sank into the mud. 2 [intransitive] (used about a person) to move downwards, usually by falling or sitting down (kişi) çökmek, yığılmak I came home and sank into a chair, exhausted. 3 [intransitive] to get lower; to fall to a lower position or level alçalmak, batmak We watched the sun sink slowly below the horizon. 4 [intransitive] to decrease in value, number, amount, strength, etc. düşmek The share price has sunk from over £2 to 65p. IDIOM your heart sinks to suddenly feel disappointed or sad morali bozulmak When I saw the queues of people in front of me, my heart sank. PHRASAL VERBS sink in (used about information, an event, an experience, etc.) to be completely understood or realized işlemek, anlaşılmak It took a long time for the terrible news to sink in. sink in; sink into sth (used about a liquid) to go into sth solid; to be absorbed işlemek, yer etmek, iz yapmak Quick! Clean up that wine before it sinks into the carpet.

Sink Sank Past Sunk Verb Batmak Sth Intransitive

sink (verb)