it
/ɪt/ pronounTranslation
THING › used to refer to the thing, situation, or idea that has already been talked about
o, onu; bahsedilen nesne, durum veya fikre atıfta bulunmada kullanılır
"Have you seen my bag?" "It's in the hall." It was a horrible argument and I don't want to talk about it.1233DESCRIPTION › used before certain adjectives, nouns, or verbs to introduce an opinion or description of a situation
o, onu; bir fikri veya bir durumun tasvirini belirten belli sıfat, isim veya fiillerden önce kullanılır
It's unlikely that she'll arrive on time. It's a pity you can't come with us.1233SUBJECT/OBJECT › used with certain verbs that need a subject or object but do not refer to a particular noun
o, onu; bir özne veya nesneye gereksinim duyan ancak hususi bir isme atıfta bulunmayan belli fiillerden önce kullanılır
It costs less if you travel at the weekend. I liked it in Scotland.1233TIME/WEATHER › used with the verb 'be' in sentences giving the time, date, weather, or distances
o, onu; zâmanı, tarihi, havayı veya mesafeleri veren cümlelerde 'be' fiili ile kullanılır
It rained all day. What time is it?1233SEEM › used as the subject of verbs such as 'seem', 'appear' and 'look'
'seem', 'appear' ve 'look' fiillerinin öznesi olarak kullanılır
It seemed unfair to leave her at home.1233EMPHASIZE › used to emphasize one part of a sentence
cümlenin bir bölümünü vurgulamak için kullanılır
It's the children I'm concerned about, not me.1233 it's sb/sth › used to say the name of a person or thing when the person you are speaking to does not know
o'dur; konuştuğunuz kişinin bilmediği nesnenin veya kişinin adını söylemede kullanılır
It's your Dad on the phone.1222(Definition of it pronoun from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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