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A1  turn  dönmek; döndürmek, çevirmekçevirmek

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verb  /tɜːn   / verb turn (verb)
 /tɜːn  
/ verb
 
MOVE ROUND 
1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to move or make sth
move round a fixed central point
dönmek; döndürmek, çevirmek
 The wheels turned faster and faster.
 She turned the key in the lock.
 Turn the steering wheel to the right.
CHANGE POSITION/DIRECTION 
2 [intransitive,
transitive]
to move your body, or
part of your body, so that you are facing in a different direction
dönmek
 He turned round when he heard my voice.
 She turned her back on me.
 3 [intransitive,
transitive]
to change the position
of sth
çevirmek
 I turned the box upside down.
 He turned the page and started the next
chapter.
 4 [intransitive,
transitive]
to change direction
when you are moving
dönmek; 
döndürmek
 Go straight on and turn left at the
church.
 The car turned the corner.
AIM 
5 [transitive]
to point or aim sth in
a particular direction
yöneltmek, çevirmek
 She turned her attention back to me.
 He stopped speaking and turned his gaze on
me.
BECOME 
6 [intransitive,
transitive]
(to cause) to become
olmak, dönüşmek; 
dönüştürmek
 He turned very red when I
asked him about the money.
 These caterpillars will turn into
butterflies.
AGE/TIME 
7 [transitive]
[not used in the continuous tenses]
to reach or pass a
particular age or time
 (belli bir yaşa) basmak; 
(belli
bir zamana) ulaşmak
 She's turned 18.
 It's turned midnight.
Turn ile oluşan başka
deyimler için deyimin diğer parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde
başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, turn a blind eye için bakınız blind.
PHRASAL VERBS
turn
(sth) around/round
to change position or
direction in order to face the opposite way, or to return the way you came; to
make sth do this
geri
dönmek; 
geri
döndürmek
 This road is a dead end. We'll have to turn
round and go back to the main road.
 He turned the car around and drove off.
turn
away
to stop looking at
sb/sth
başını
çevirmek
 She turned away in horror at the sight of
the blood.
turn
sb away
to refuse to allow a
person to go into a place
kovmak, geri
çevirmek
 They had nowhere to stay so I couldn't turn
them away.
turn
back
to return the same way
that you came
geri
dönmek
 We've come so far already, we can't turn
back now.
turn
sb/sth down
to refuse an offer,
etc. or the person who makes it
geri
çevirmek, reddetmek
 Why did you turn that job down?
 He asked her to marry him, but she turned
him down.
turn
sth down
to reduce the sound or
heat that sth produces
 (ses) kısmak
 Turn the TV down!
turn
off (sth)
to leave one road and
go on another
sapmak
 We turn off the motorway at junction 10.
turn
sth off
to stop the flow of
electricity, water, etc. by moving a switch, tap, etc.
 (elektrikli aletler) kapatmak
 He turned the TV off.
turn
sth on
to start the flow of
electricity, water, etc. by moving a switch, tap, etc.
 (elektrikli aletler) açmak
 to turn the lights on
turn
out (for sth)
to be present at an
event
bir
yerde bulunmak, katılmak
 Thousands of people turned out to welcome
the team home.
turn
out (to be sth)
to be in the end
olduğu
meydana çıkmak; 
-leşmek, olmak
 The weather turned out fine.
 The house that they had promised us turned
out to be a tiny flat.
turn
sth out
to move the switch,
etc. on a light or a source of heat to stop it
kapatmak
 Turn the lights out before you go to bed.
turn
over 
1 to
change position so that the other side is facing out or upwards
dönmek
 He turned over and went back to sleep.
 2
(used about an engine) to start or to continue to run
 (motor) çalışmak
 3 (British)
to change to another
programme when you are watching TV
 (kanal) değiştirmek
 This film's awful. Shall I turn over?
turn
sth over 
1 to
make sth change position so that the other side is facing out or upwards
çevirmek
 You may now turn over your exam papers and
begin.
 2 to
keep thinking about sth carefully
düşünüp
taşınmak
 She kept turning over what he'd said in her
mind.
turn
to sb/sth
to go to sb/sth to get
help, advice, etc.
 (birisi) yardımını
istemek, başvurmak; 
(sayfayı) açmak
turn
up 
1 to
arrive; to appear
gelmek, görünmek
 What time did they finally turn up?
 2 to
be found, especially by chance
meydana
çıkmak
 I lost my glasses a week ago and they
haven't turned up yet.
turn
sth up
to increase the sound
or heat that sth produces
 (ses, ısı vb.) açmak
 Turn the heating up – I'm cold.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	turn
IPA	/tɜːn / verb
Back	dönmek; döndürmek, çevirmek çevirmek
Back 2	turn (verb) /tɜːn / verb MOVE ROUND 1 [intransitive, transitive] to move or make sth move round a fixed central point dönmek; döndürmek, çevirmek The wheels turned faster and faster. She turned the key in the lock. Turn the steering wheel to the right. CHANGE POSITION/DIRECTION 2 [intransitive, transitive] to move your body, or part of your body, so that you are facing in a different direction dönmek He turned round when he heard my voice. She turned* her back on me.* 3 [intransitive, transitive] to change the position of sth çevirmek I turned the box upside down. He turned the page and started the next chapter. 4 [intransitive, transitive] to change direction when you are moving dönmek; döndürmek Go straight on and turn left* at the church.* The car turned the corner. AIM 5 [transitive] to point or aim sth in a particular direction yöneltmek, çevirmek She turned her attention back to me. He stopped speaking and turned his gaze on me. BECOME 6 [intransitive, transitive] (to cause) to become olmak, dönüşmek; dönüştürmek He turned* very red when I asked him about the money.* These caterpillars will turn into butterflies. AGE/TIME 7 [transitive] [not used in the continuous tenses] to reach or pass a particular age or time (belli bir yaşa) basmak; (belli bir zamana) ulaşmak She's turned 18. It's turned midnight. Turn ile oluşan başka deyimler için deyimin diğer parçasını oluşturan isim, sıfat vb.nin madde başlıklarına bakınız. Örneğin, turn a blind eye için bakınız blind. PHRASAL VERBS turn (sth) around/round to change position or direction in order to face the opposite way, or to return the way you came; to make sth do this geri dönmek; geri döndürmek This road is a dead end. We'll have to turn round and go back to the main road. He turned the car around and drove off. turn away to stop looking at sb/sth başını çevirmek She turned away in horror at the sight of the blood. turn sb away to refuse to allow a person to go into a place kovmak, geri çevirmek They had nowhere to stay so I couldn't turn them away. turn back to return the same way that you came geri dönmek We've come so far already, we can't turn back now. turn sb/sth down to refuse an offer, etc. or the person who makes it geri çevirmek, reddetmek Why did you turn that job down? He asked her to marry him, but she turned him down. turn sth down to reduce the sound or heat that sth produces (ses) kısmak Turn the TV down! turn off (sth) to leave one road and go on another sapmak We turn off the motorway at junction 10. turn sth off to stop the flow of electricity, water, etc. by moving a switch, tap, etc. (elektrikli aletler) kapatmak He turned the TV off. turn sth on to start the flow of electricity, water, etc. by moving a switch, tap, etc. (elektrikli aletler) açmak to turn the lights on turn out (for sth) to be present at an event bir yerde bulunmak, katılmak Thousands of people turned out to welcome the team home. turn out (to be sth) to be in the end olduğu meydana çıkmak; -leşmek, olmak The weather turned out fine. The house that they had promised us turned out to be a tiny flat. turn sth out to move the switch, etc. on a light or a source of heat to stop it kapatmak Turn the lights out before you go to bed. turn over 1 to change position so that the other side is facing out or upwards dönmek He turned over and went back to sleep. 2 (used about an engine) to start or to continue to run (motor) çalışmak 3 (British) to change to another programme when you are watching TV (kanal) değiştirmek This film's awful. Shall I turn over? turn sth over 1 to make sth change position so that the other side is facing out or upwards çevirmek You may now turn over your exam papers and begin. 2 to keep thinking about sth carefully düşünüp taşınmak She kept turning over what he'd said in her mind. turn to sb/sth to go to sb/sth to get help, advice, etc. (birisi) yardımını istemek, başvurmak; (sayfayı) açmak turn up 1 to arrive; to appear gelmek, görünmek What time did they finally turn up? 2 to be found, especially by chance meydana çıkmak I lost my glasses a week ago and they haven't turned up yet. turn sth up to increase the sound or heat that sth produces (ses, ısı vb.) açmak Turn the heating up – I'm cold.

Turn Turned Sth çevirmek Dönmek Transitive Change Back

turn (verb)