English - Turkish
Definition of on us in English Turkish dictionary
- bize
- on me
- yanımda
Yanımda hiç param yok.
-I don't have any money on me.
Yanımdaki bütün parayı Tom'a verdim.
-I gave Tom all the money I had on me.
- onus
- {i} yük
- onus
- sorumluluk
- onus
- görev
- on it
- üzerinde
Her gün onun üzerinde çalıştım.
-I worked on it day after day.
Onun üzerinde adım var.
-It has my name on it.
- on me
- ısmarlamak
beers on me - biralar benden.
- on me
- üzerime
- on that
- bu konuda
- onus
- kanıtlama zorunluğu
- onus
- külfet
- onus
- {i} yükümlülük
- onus
- onus probandi ispat etme görevi
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English - English
Definition of on us in English English dictionary
- onus
- Stigma
- onus
- A legal obligation
The onus is on the landlord to make sure the walls are protected from mildew.
- onus
- Burden of proof, onus probandi
The onus is on those who disagree with my proposal to explain why.
- onus
- Responsibility; burden
- onus
- a burden or responsibility
- on it
- on that; "text and commentary thereon"
- on me
- my responsibility, I will pay the bill
- on that
- on that; "text and commentary thereon"
- onus
- If you say that the onus is on someone to do something, you mean it is their duty or responsibility to do it. The onus is on the shopkeeper to provide goods which live up to the quality of their description. the responsibility for something the onus is on sb to do sth
- onus
- {i} responsibility, duty; burden, impediment; blame
- onus
- Burden of proof
- onus
- Blame
- onus
- \OH-nuhs\, noun: 1 A burden; an obligation; a disagreeable necessity 2 a: A stigma b: Blame 3 The burden of proof
- onus
- The burden falling on the prosecution to prove facts in court, as in the onus of proof
- onus
- A burden; an obligation
- onus
- an onerous or difficult concern; "the burden of responsibility"; "that's a load off my mind"
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on us
Turkish pronunciation
ôn yuesPronunciation
/ˈôn ˈyo͞oˈes/ /ˈɔːn ˈjuːˈɛs/
Etymology
[ 'on, 'än ] (preposition.) before 12th century. Middle English an, on, preposition & adverb, from Old English; akin to Old High German ana on, Greek ana up, on.Resimler
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