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lay

/leɪ/

verb

Bir şeyi yatay konuma koymak

To put or place something down in a horizontal position.

  • She laid the book on the table.
  • He laid the baby down in the crib.
  • They laid the carpet yesterday.
  • Archaeologists meticulously lay artifacts on padded trays to prevent damage during transportation from excavation sites to conservation laboratories.
  • Construction engineers lay underground cables according to precise specifications to ensure reliable telecommunications infrastructure throughout urban districts.
  • Marine biologists observed sea turtles returning annually to tropical beaches where they lay dozens of eggs in carefully concealed nests.
verb

Yumurta bırakmak

To produce an egg (used for birds, reptiles, etc.).

  • Chickens lay eggs every day.
  • The turtle laid her eggs on the beach.
  • How many eggs does a hen lay per week?
adjective

Amatör, din adamı olmayan

Not belonging to the clergy; non-professional or non-expert.

  • In lay terms, the diagnosis means a mild infection.
  • She's a lay member of the church committee.
  • The article was written for a lay audience.
noun

Bir şeyin düzeni veya durumu

The general appearance or arrangement of land or a situation.

  • We need to understand the lay of the land before making decisions.
  • The scouts checked the lay of the terrain.
verb

'Lie' (uzanmak) fiilinin geçmiş hali

Past tense of 'lie' (to recline).

  • Yesterday I lay in bed all morning.
  • The dog lay by the fire for hours.
  • She lay still, listening to the sounds.