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press
/prɛs/
verb
Bir şeye sıkıca basmak
To push firmly against something with steady force.
- Press the button to start the machine.
- She pressed her face against the window.
- Press down firmly on the lid to seal it.
- Laboratory technicians must press the samples between glass slides to prepare them for microscopic examination.
- Archaeologists often press fragile artifacts into clay molds to create accurate replicas for museum displays.
- During the emergency evacuation drill, students were instructed to press their identification cards against the scanner to verify attendance.
verb
Ütülemek
To iron clothes to remove wrinkles.
- I need to press my shirt before the interview.
- He pressed his pants with a hot iron.
verb
Israr etmek, ısrarlı olmak
To urge or demand something persistently.
- The reporter pressed him for an answer.
- They pressed their demands at the meeting.
noun
Basın, medya
Newspapers, journalists, and news media collectively.
- The press gathered outside the courthouse.
- Freedom of the press is essential in a democracy.
noun
Pres, baskı makinesi
A machine for applying pressure, such as for printing or flattening.
- Books were printed using a traditional press.
- The wine press extracted juice from the grapes.