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heart
/hɑːt/ nounTranslation
ORGAN [C] › the organ inside your chest that sends blood around your body
kalp, yürek
Isabel's heart was beating fast. heart disease/failure 548CENTRE [no plural] › the centre of something
merkez, orta, göbek, iç
Her office is in the heart of Tokyo.17672293 the heart of sth › the most important part of something
özü, esası, can damarı, can evi
We need to get to the heart of the matter.1767FEELINGS [C, U] › someone's deepest feelings and true character
gönül, kalp, iç, öz, karakter, yapı
She has a kind heart.20962124SHAPE [C] › a shape that is used to mean love
kalp şekli/resmi, kalp
1393 hearts › playing cards with red, heart shapes on them
kupalar (iskambil oyunu)
1487 at heart › used to say what someone is really like
aslında, özünde, esasında
I'm just a kid at heart.2096 in your heart › used to say what you really think
kalbinin derinliklerinden, yüreğinin ta derinlerinden, dışa vurulmamış duygularından
In his heart he felt they were wrong.2124 with all your heart › used to say that you feel something very strongly
bütün kalbiyle, tüm içtenliğiyle, en samimi duygularıyla
I thank you with all my heart.2126 not have the heart to do sth › to decide not to do something that would make someone unhappy
yüreği/gönlü elvermemek, cesaret edememek, kıyamamak
1863 learn/know, etc sth by heart › to be able to remember all of something
ezberleyerek öğrenmek; ezbere bilmek
1118break sb's heart › to make someone very unhappy
kalbini kırmak
985heart and soul › used to say that you give all your attention and enthusiasm to something
→ See also a change of heartbedenen ve ruhen; bütünüyle, her şeyiyle
She threw herself into teaching heart and soul.1922(Definition of heart noun from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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