by the way

English - Turkish

Definition of by the way in English Turkish dictionary

Bu arada, kaç taneniz bir günlük tutuyor? - By the way, how many of you keep a diary?

Bu arada, kaç çocuk gidiyor? - By the way, how many kids are going?

Sırası gelmişken, nerelisiniz? - By the way, where are you from?

Sırası gelmişken, Mike, evine nasıl gideceğimi lütfen bana söyler misin? - By the way, Mike, please tell me how to get to your house.

yeri gelmişken

hatırımda iken

(deyim) sirasi gelmisken,aklima gelmisken soyleyeyim

söz bundan açılmışken

söz açılmışken

Söz açılmışken, iyi bir cümle - It's a good sentence, by the way.

söz açılmışken, ödevini tamamladın mı? - By the way, have you done your homework?

aklıma gelmişken

Aklıma gelmişken , sen hiç Avrupaya gittin mi? - By the way, have you ever been to Europe?

Aklıma gelmişken, Tom şehirde. - By the way, Tom is in town.

yol kenarında

bu sırada; bu arada; aklıma gelmiş iken.....Örneğin "Yes, thank you İ had a great time last night. By the way, who cooked the chicken?' evet teşekkür ederim, dün akşam çok iyi zaman geçirdim. Bu arada, tavuğu kim pişirdi?'

By The Way: Aklıma gelmişken, bu arada

Bu arada sana bir şey söylemek zorundayım. - Incidentally, I have to tell you something.

incidentally

yakında

English - English

Definition of by the way in English English dictionary: Incidentally; a parenthetical statement not timely, central, or crucial to the topic at hand; foregone, passed by, something that has already happened
I had counted on a life-lease of the profits, whereas I only received those of a few short years. But this is by the way.; btw; introducing a different topic; "by the way, I won't go to the party; incidentally; introducing a different topic; "by the way, I won't go to the party"; incidently; obiter

by the way

Turkish pronunciation

bay dhi wey

Synonyms

apart from, aside, as to, by the bye, in as much as, incidentally, in passing, on the part of, parenthetically, relating to, speaking of, while on the subject, with reference to

Pronunciation

/ˈbī ᴛʜē ˈwā/ /ˈbaɪ ðiː ˈweɪ/

Etymology

[ 'bI, before consonants also ] (preposition.) before 12th century. Middle English, preposition and adverb, from Old English, preposition, be, bI; akin to Old High German bI by, near, Latin ambi- on both sides, around, Greek amphi.