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B2  tear  yırtmak; yırtılmak

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verb  /teə(r)   / verb (past tense tore /tɔːr   /; past participle torn /tɔːn   /) tear (verb)
 /teə(r)  
/ verb (past tense tore /tɔːr   /; past participle torn /tɔːn   /)
 
 1 [transitive, intransitive]
to damage sth by
pulling it apart or into pieces; to become damaged in this way
yırtmak; yırtılmak
 I tore my shirt on that nail.
 She tore the letter in half.
 I tore a page out of my notebook.
 This material doesn't tear easily.
SYNONYM RIP1
 2 [transitive]
to make a hole in sth
by force
 (delik) açmak
 The explosion tore a hole in the wall.
SYNONYM RIP1
 3 [transitive]
to remove sth by
pulling violently and quickly
yırtmak, kopartmak
 Paul tore the poster down from the wall.
 He tore the bag out of her hands.
SYNONYM RIP1
 4 [intransitive]
 tear along, up, down, past,
etc.
to move very quickly
in a particular direction
hızla
geçmek, deli gibi gitmek
 An ambulance went tearing past.
IDIOM
wear
and tear
the damage caused by
ordinary use
eskime, yıpranma
PHRASAL VERBS
tear
sth apart 
1 to
pull sth violently into pieces
parçalamak
 The bird was torn apart by the two dogs.
 2 to
destroy sth completely
yıkmak
 The country has been torn apart by the war.
tear
yourself away (from sb/sth)
to make yourself leave
sb/sth or stop doing sth
koparmak, ayırmak
 Tim can't tear himself away from that
computer game.
be
torn between A and B
to find it difficult
to choose between two things or people
iki
şey/kişi arasında kalmak
tear
sth down
(used about a
building) to destroy it
yıkmak, yerle
bir etmek
 They tore down the old houses and built a
shopping centre.
tear
sth up
to pull sth into
pieces, especially sth made of paper
yırtmak, paramparça
etmek
 ‘I hate this photograph,’ she said, tearing
it up.
 tear
 noun 
[countable]
yırtık
 You've got a tear in the back of your
trousers.
SYNONYM RIP2

Level	B2
Kind	verb
Front	tear
IPA	/teə(r) / verb (past tense tore /tɔːr /; past participle torn /tɔːn /)
Back	yırtmak; yırtılmak
Back 2	tear (verb) /teə(r) / verb (past tense tore /tɔːr /; past participle torn /tɔːn /) 1 [transitive, intransitive] to damage sth by pulling it apart or into pieces; to become damaged in this way yırtmak; yırtılmak I tore my shirt on that nail. She tore the letter in half. I tore a page out of my notebook. This material doesn't tear easily. *SYNONYM* RIP1 2 [transitive] to make a hole in sth by force (delik) açmak The explosion tore a hole in the wall. *SYNONYM* RIP1 3 [transitive] to remove sth by pulling violently and quickly yırtmak, kopartmak Paul tore the poster down from the wall. He tore the bag out of her hands. *SYNONYM* RIP1 4 [intransitive] tear along, up, down, past, etc. to move very quickly in a particular direction hızla geçmek, deli gibi gitmek An ambulance went tearing past. IDIOM wear and tear the damage caused by ordinary use eskime, yıpranma PHRASAL VERBS tear sth apart 1 to pull sth violently into pieces parçalamak The bird was torn apart by the two dogs. 2 to destroy sth completely yıkmak The country has been torn apart by the war. tear yourself away (from sb/sth) to make yourself leave sb/sth or stop doing sth koparmak, ayırmak Tim can't tear himself away from that computer game. be torn between A and B to find it difficult to choose between two things or people iki şey/kişi arasında kalmak tear sth down (used about a building) to destroy it yıkmak, yerle bir etmek They tore down the old houses and built a shopping centre. tear sth up to pull sth into pieces, especially sth made of paper yırtmak, paramparça etmek ‘I hate this photograph,’ she said, tearing it up. tear noun [countable] yırtık You've got a tear in the back of your trousers. *SYNONYM* RIP2

Tear Sth Tore Torn Past Yırtmak Synonym Rip

tear (verb)