forborne

English - Turkish

Definition of forborne in English Turkish dictionary

{f} sakın

f., bak. forbear

Related Terms

forbear

sabır

forbear

kaçınmak

forbear

sabretmek

forbear

özünü tutmak

forbear

çekinmek

forbear

sabırlı olmak

forbear

boş vermek

forbear

sakın

forbear

sakınmak

forbear

sabret/vazgeç

forbear

{i} ced

forbear

forbearance kaçınma

forbear

kendini tutma

forbear

{f} vazgeçmek

forbear

{f} (for.bore, for.borne)

forbear

forbearina sabırlı tahammüllü dayanıklı

forbear

sakınma

forbear

{f} (merhametten/şefkatten dolayı) (bir şeyi) yapmamak

forbear

{f} hoşgörülü olmak

forbear

{i} ata

forbear

{f} (from) kendini (bir şey yapmaktan) alıkoymak

forbear

{f} kendini tutmak

forbear

tahammül

English - English

Definition of forborne in English English dictionary

Past participle of forbear

past participle of forebear

the past participle of forbear

of Forbear

Related Terms

forbear

To refuse; to decline; to give no heed

forbear

Alternative spelling of forebear

Beginning with the bald declaration “I think I was cold in the womb,” the speaker in “The Forbears” then decides that his brother (who died soon after birth) must also have been cold in the womb, like his grandfather John and the forbears who antedated John:.

forbear

To control oneself when provoked

forbear

{v} to cease, stop, abstain, decline, spare

forbear

{f} refrain from, desist from, hold back

forbear

To control one's self when provoked

forbear

not do something; "He refrained from hitting him back"; "she could not forbear weeping"

forbear

Forebear, ancestor

forbear

To keep away from; to avoid; to abstain from; to give up; as, to forbear the use of a word of doubtful propriety

forbear

{i} ancestor, forefather

forbear

To treat with consideration or indulgence

forbear

If you forbear to do something, you do not do it although you have the opportunity or the right to do it. I forbore to comment on this Protesters largely forbore from stone-throwing and vandalism. to not do something you could or would like to do because you think it is wiser not to forbear from. a forebear

forbear

a person from whom you are descended

forbear

To control ones self when provoked

forbear

An ancestor; a forefather; usually in the plural

forbear

To keep away from; to avoid; to abstain from; to give up

forbear

To cease from bearing

forbear

To refrain from proceeding; to pause; to delay

Hyphenation

for·borne

Etymology

[ for-'bar, f&r-, -'ber ] (verb.) before 12th century. Middle English forberen, from Old English forberan to endure, do without, from for- + beran to bear.