would have

English - Turkish

Definition of would have in English Turkish dictionary: -çekti var; bulunuyorsunuz
as luck would have it: şansıma
I would like to have your opinion: bilginizi rica ederim
as luck would have it: Allah'tan, iyi ki, çok şükür ki, bereket versin ki
as luck would have it meaning: Şans eseri
as luck would have it meaning: Allah'tan, iyi ki, çok şükür ki, bereket versin ki
as luck would have it meanings: Allah'tan, iyi ki, çok şükür ki, bereket versin ki
do unto others you would have them do unto you: (Atasözü) Kendine yapılmasını istemediğini başkasına yapma. / Sana ne yapılmasını istiyorsan başkasına da onu yap
would've: -çekti var
woulda: düşünebilirdi
i would like to have a couple of 40 watt bulbs: birkaç tane 40 wattlık ampul istiyorum
i would like to have a facial: yüz bakımı yaptırmak istiyorum
i would like to have a haircut: saçımı kestirmek istiyorum
i would like to have a hairdo: saçımı yaptırmak istiyorum
i would like to have a manicure: manikür yaptırmak istiyorum
i would like to have a massage: masaj yaptırmak istiyorum
i would like to have a pedicure: pedikür yaptırmak istiyorum
i would like to have a picture book for a five year old child: beş yaşında bir çocuk için boyama kitabı arıyorum
i would like to have a shampoo: saçımı yıkatmak istiyorum
i would like to have a shave: tıraş olmak istiyorum
i would like to have a souvenir of the town: bu kasabaya ait özel bir hediyelik eşya istiyorum
i would like to have a tooth filled: dişime dolgu yaptırmak istiyorum
i would like to have a waxing: balmumu ile tüy almak istiyorum
i would like to have breakfast in my cabin: kahvaltımı kamaramda etmek istiyorum
i would like to have my hair colored: saçımı boyatmak istiyorum
i would like to have my hair curled: saçımı kıvırcık yaptırmak istiyorum
i would like to have my hair cut: saçımı kestirmek istiyorum
i would like to have my hair straightened: saçımı düzleştirmek istiyorum
i would like to have my hair styled: saçımı şekillendirmek istiyorum
i would like to have my hair washed: saçımı yıkatmak istiyorum
i would like to have my nails done: tırnaklarıma manikür yaptırmak istiyorum
i would like to have my nails painted: tırnaklarıma oje sürdürmek istiyorum
i would like to have my nails polished: tırnaklarıma cila sürdürmek istiyorum
i would like to have my scalp massaged: başıma masaj yapar mısınız
i would like to have ten gallons: on galon rica ediyorum
i would like to have ten liters: on litre rica ediyorum
i would like to have this monogrammed: buna desen yaptırmak istiyorum
i would like to have this washed: bunun yıkanmasını istiyorum lütfen
what would you like to have: ne alırdınız
what would you like to have: (isim) alırdınız
who would have said: kim derdi ki
who would have thought: kimin aklına gelirdi ki
who would have thought: kim düşünürdü ki
would you like to have a manicure: manikür yaptırmak ister misiniz
would you like to have a massage: masaj yaptırmak ister misiniz

English - English

Definition of would have in English English dictionary: woulda
would have liked to: nearly; almost
I'd have liked to died laughing!.
as luck would have it: As it happened; how it turned out; by good fortune; fortunately or luckily
I didn't plan to stop there, but as luck would have it, they were open when I went by.
would've: would have; indicating a non-occurring action or state that was conditional on another non-occurring event in the past
I would've gone if it hadn't rained.
as luck would have it: (deyim) By good fortune
as luck would have it meaning: (deyim) By good fortune
as luck would have it meanings: (deyim) By good fortune
would've: {f} used to express the possibility that one may have done something but were prevented by circumstances
would've: Would've is a spoken form of `would have', when `have' is an auxiliary verb. My mum would've loved one of us to go to college. the short form of 'would have'

would have

Turkish pronunciation

wûd häv

Pronunciation

/ˈwo͝od ˈhav/ /ˈwʊd ˈhæv/

Etymology

[ w&l, (&)l, & ] (verb.) before 12th century. Middle English , from Old English wille ; akin to Old High German wili wills, Latin velle to wish, will.