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love

/lʌv/ /lʌv/
  1. 1
    sevmek

    To have a very strong feeling of affection for someone, such as a family member, a friend or a partner.

    • I love my family very much.
      Ailemi çok seviyorum.
    • Our grandparents loved each other for sixty years.
      Büyükannemle büyükbabam altmış yıl boyunca birbirlerini sevdiler.
  2. 2
    bayılmak, çok sevmek

    To like something very much, or to enjoy doing it.

    • She loves reading books in her free time.
      Boş zamanlarında kitap okumaya bayılır.
    • I love the smell of fresh bread in the morning.
      Sabahları taze ekmek kokusunu çok severim.
  3. 3
    çok istemek, seve seve yapmak

    Used with 'would' to say politely that you would very much like to do or have something.

    • I'd love to come to your party on Saturday.
      Cumartesi partine gelmeyi çok isterim.
    • 'Would you like some tea?' 'I'd love some, thanks.'
      'Biraz çay ister misin?' 'Çok isterim, teşekkürler.'

Verb Forms Regular

Base love
/lʌv/
Past loved
/lʌvd/
Participle loved
/lʌvd/
Spelling rule

Ends in ‑e: add ‑dlove → loved

Fiil -e ile bittiği için sonuna yalnızca -d eklenir.

Same rule: live → lived · use → used · decide → decided

Pronunciation of -ed
/t/worked /d/played /ɪd/wanted

Fiil yumuşak (ötümlü) bir ünsüzle, /v/ sesiyle bittiği için -ed /d/ okunur; yeni hece eklenmez. loved /lʌvd/

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Collocations

love someone dearlylove doing somethinglove to do somethingI'd love tolove each otherfall in love withlove it whenbe much loved

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