| Level | A1 |
|---|---|
| Kind | noun |
| Front | tooth |
| IPA | /tuːθ / noun [countable] (plural teeth /tiːθ /) |
| Back | diş |
| Back 2 | tooth (noun) /tuːθ
/ noun [countable] (plural teeth
/tiːθ /)
1 one
of the hard white things in your mouth that you use for biting
diş
She's got beautiful teeth.
I've just had a tooth out (diş
çektirdim) at the dentist's.
The dog sank its teeth into
her hand.
look at WISDOM TOOTH
TEETH
You
brush/clean your teeth with a toothbrush. You
clean between your teeth with special string called dental floss. If you
have toothache or
tooth decay,
you should see a dentist.
You might need a filling,
or you can have the tooth out. Some children have a brace to straighten their teeth, and people with no teeth can
have false teeth.
2 one
of the long narrow pointed parts of an object such as a comb (=
an object that you use for making your hair tidy)
(tarak, testere vb.) diş
IDIOMS
by
the skin of your teeth
(informal)
(used to show that sb
almost failed to do sth) only just
ucu
ucuna, kıl payıyla
I ran into the airport and caught the plane
by the skin of my teeth.
gnash
your teeth
to feel very angry and
upset about sth
diş
gıcırdatmak
grit
your teeth
1 to
bite your teeth tightly together
dişini
sıkmak
She gritted her teeth against the pain as
the doctor examined her injured foot.
2 to
use your courage or determination in a difficult situation
kararlı
durmak, metin olmak
If things get difficult, you'll have to
grit your teeth and keep going.
have
a sweet tooth
to like eating sweet
things
tatlıya
düşkünlüğü olmak
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