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Definition of loaves in English Turkish dictionary
- somun
Tom işten eve giderken bir çift somun ekmek aldı.
-Tom bought a couple of loaves of bread on his way home from work.
İki somun ekmek aldım.
-I bought two loaves of bread.
- kafa/şeker/somun
- i., çoğ., bak. loaf
- ekmek somunları
- loaf
- somun
Bu sabah bir somun ekmek aldı.
-She bought a loaf of bread this morning.
Kahvaltı için bir somun ekmek aldım.
-I bought a loaf of bread for breakfast.
- loaf
- {f} kaytarmak
- loaf
- {i} ekmek somunu
Tom ekmek somununu dilimledi.
-Tom sliced the loaf of bread.
- loaves and fishes
- somunları ve balıklar
- loaf
- avarelik etmek
- loaf
- sürtmek
- loaf
- aylak aylak dolaşmak
- loaf
- (Argo) serserilik etmek
- loaf
- vakit geçirmek
- loaf
- gezinmek
- loaf
- ekmek
Yarım somun ekmek hiç yoktan iyidir.
-Half a loaf is better than none.
Bu sabah bir somun ekmek aldı.
-She bought a loaf of bread this morning.
- loaf
- {f} gezin
- loaf
- (about ile) vakit öldürmek
- loaf
- arg.saksı
- loaf
- boş gez(mek)
- loaf
- saksı
- loaf
- {i} beyin
- loaf
- kafa
- loaf
- loafer i laylak veya boş gezen kimse
- loaf
- haylazlık etmek
- loaf
- kafa/şeker/somun
- loaf
- mokasen tipi ayak
- loaf
- {f} aylaklık etmek
- loaf
- {i} akıl
- loaf
- {ç} loaves (lovz)
- loaf
- {f} aylakça vakit geçirmek, aylaklık etmek, boş gezmek; haylazlık etmek
- loaf
- loaf cake somun şeklinde pasta
- loaf
- {f} başıboş dolaşmak
- loaf
- sallan
- loaf
- vakit öldürmek
- pl
- {k} place, plural
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Definition of loaves in English English dictionary
- {n} of loaf
- Loaves is the plural of loaf. Plural of loaf. the plural of loaf
- pl
- plural of loaf
- loaves and fishes
- miracle performed by Jesus (he turned only five loaves and two fishes to much more in order to feed a crowd of thousands who grew hungry and needed to be fed)
- Sunday of the Five Loaves
- Mothering Sunday; a day in honor of mothers and/or one's mother church, especially in the United Kingdom and Ireland
- Sunday of the Five Loaves
- Mid-Lent Sunday; the fourth Sunday of Lent, exactly three weeks before Easter Sunday
- Vienna loaves
- plural form of Vienna loaf
- loaf
- (also loaf of bread) A block of bread after baking
- loaf
- A solid block of soap, from which standard bars are cut
- loaf
- Shortened from "loaf of bread", the brain or the head (mainly in the phrase use one's loaf)
- loaf
- To headbutt, (from loaf of bread)
- sugar loaves
- plural form of sugar loaf
- loaf
- {n} a quantity or mass of bread
- loaf
- Never turn a loaf in the presence of a Menteith Sir John Stewart de Menteith was the person who betrayed Sir William Wallace to King Edward His signal was, when he turned a loaf set on the table, the guests were to rush upon the patriot, and secure him (Sir Walter Scott: Tales of a Grandfather, vii )
- loaf
- To do nothing, to be idle
- loaf
- Any solid block of food, such as meat
- loaf
- Any thick lump, mass, or cake; especially, a large regularly shaped or molded mass, as of bread, sugar, or cake
- loaf
- {f} idle, dawdle, pass the time lazily
- loaf
- {i} mass of bread which is shaped into a rectangular or rounded form and baked in one piece; mass of chopped meat or other food that has been shaped into a rectangular or rounded form; head (British Slang)
- loaf
- be lazy or idle; "Her son is just bumming around all day"
- loaf
- To spend in idleness; with away; as, to loaf time away
- loaf
- a shaped mass of baked bread
- loaf
- To spend time in idleness; to lounge or loiter about
- loaf
- be about; "The high school students like to loiter in the Central Square"; "Who is this man that is hanging around the department?"
- loaf
- A block of bread after baking
- loaf
- A loaf of bread is bread which has been shaped and baked in one piece. It is usually large enough for more than one person and can be cut into slices. a loaf of crusty bread. freshly baked loaves. To pass time at leisure; idle. to spend time somewhere and not do very much = hang around/round loaf around/about
- loaf
- a cane, long square shape that will eventually be sliced
- loaf
- Shortened from "loaf of bread", the head (mainly in the phrase use ones loaf)
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loaves
Turkish pronunciation
lōvzPronunciation
/ˈlōvz/ /ˈloʊvz/
Etymology
[ 'lOf ] (noun.) before 12th century. Middle English lof, from Old English hlAf; akin to Old High German hleib loaf.Resimler
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