Definition of used attributively in English Turkish dictionary
- family
- {i} sülale
- family
- {i} aile
Ailemde dört kişi var.
-There are four people in my family.
Ailemde dört kişi var.
-There are four members in my family.
- family
- {s} aileye ait
O büyük bir aileye ait.
-He belongs to a big family.
- family
- {i} (Botanik) , (Zooloji) familya
- family
- {i} aile; akrabalar; çoluk çocuk
- family
- {i} familya
- family
- {i} küme
- family
- {i} ev halkı
- family
- çocuklar
Ne zaman kadın ve erkeklerin geleneksel rollerini düşünsek, ailesine destek olan kocalar ve de aile ve çocuklarına bakan karılar aklımıza gelir.
-When we think of the traditional roles of men and women in society, we think of husbands supporting the family, and wives taking care of the house and children.
Yakın zamanda bir babanın büyük ailesinin huzurunda, erkek çocuklarımdan hiçbirinin avukat olmasını istemiyorum. dediğini duyduk.
-Not long ago we heard a father say in the presence of his large family, I don't want any of my boys to be lawyers.
- family
- kan
O yoksul aile her ay kıt kanaat geçiniyor.
-That poor family lives from hand to mouth every month.
Sami ailesini kandırdı.
-Sami fooled his family.
- family
- şecere
- family
- ocak
- family
- kodak
- eleventh hour
- son dakika
- family
- (isim) aile, ev halkı, sülale, soy, familya, küme
- family
- ev bark
- family
- family circle aile çevresi
- family
- (Tıp) Zürriyet, döl
- family
- family Bible bir ailenin önemli günlerini kaydettiği içinde boş sayfaları bulunan büyük boy Kitabı Mukaddes
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Definition of used attributively in English English dictionary
- eleventh hour
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- family
For Apocynaceae, this type of flower is a family characteristic.
- stuffed shirt
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