English - Turkish
Definition of at the in English Turkish dictionary
- at
- de da
- at the time
- o zaman
Tom o zaman sarhoş olduğunu iddia ediyor.
-Tom claims he was drunk at the time.
Tom o zamanda çalıştığını iddia etti.
-Tom claimed that he was working at the time.
- at the earliest
- en erken
- at the end
- sonunda
Eczane yolun sonunda.
-The drugstore is at the end of this road.
Ken, temmuz ayının sonunda Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'ne gidiyor.
-Ken is going to the United States at the end of July.
- at the moment
- şimdilik
- at the beginning
- başında
- at the moment
- şimdi
Sen şimdi nerede oturuyorsun?
-Where do you live at the moment?
Sen şimdi nerede oturuyorsun?
-Where are you sitting at the moment?
- at the moment
- su anda
- at the moment
- su an
- at the time
- (Bahsi geçen) o zaman(lar)da
- at the weekend
- hafta sonu
- at the earliest
- en kısa zamanda
- at the end
- (isim)hayet
- at the end
- nihayet
- at the latest
- en geç
En geç ona kadar buraya gel.
-Come here by ten at the latest.
En geç sekize kadar gelecek.
-He will arrive by eight at the latest.
- at the time
- tam
Ben o zaman Tom'la birlikte tam oradaydım.
-I was right there with Tom at the time.
- at the top
- tepede
- at the top
- üstü açık open
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English - English
Definition of at the in English English dictionary
- atte
- at the moment
- At this moment; right now
- at the beginning
- at first
- at the weekend
- At the weekend UK (US on the weekend): On Saturday or Sunday, or on both Saturday and Sunday: "What did you do at the weekend?", "We go out once in a while after work and on the weekend."
- at the earliest
- not earlier than, only after (the earliest possible time)
- at the latest
- not later than, only before (the latest possible time)
- at the moment
- now, at this time, at this point
- at the time
- at the time when, back then
- at the top
- in the upper ranks
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at the
Turkish pronunciation
ät dhiPronunciation
/ˈat ᴛʜē/ /ˈæt ðiː/
Etymology
[ &t, 'at ] (preposition.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English æt; akin to Old High German az at, Latin ad.Common Collocations
at the moment, at the time, at the end, at the beginning, at the expense, at the latest, at the bottom, at the earliest, at the top, at the present, at the weekendResimler
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