each other's

Sanki yıllarca birbirlerini görmemişler gibi İki insan yürekten tokalaşıyorlardı. - The two people were shaking hands heartily as if they had not seen each other for years.

kiss each other

öpüşmek

live in each other's pockets

içtikleri su ayrı gitmemek

run into each other

çarpışmak

against each other

birbirine karşı

be at each other's throats

(deyim) Kavga etmek, boğuşmak

each other

birbirimizi

Küçük kız kardeşim ve ben çok fazla kovalamaca oynardık. Birbirimizi kovalardık ve kovalayan kişi kovalanana dokunmaya çalışır ve ona Sen ebesin! diye seslenirdi. - My little sister and I used to play tag a lot. We would chase each other, and the one chasing would try to tag the one being chased and yell: You're it!

Biz birbirimizi tanımıyoruz. - We don't know each other.

meeting each other

birbirlerini toplantı

the two are fond of each other.

İki birbirini sever

to put place on top of each other

birbiri üstüne yere koymak

two cunning men will not try to make a dupe of each other

(Atasözü) İki cambaz bir ipte oynamaz

be at each other's throat

boğuşmak

complement each other

birbirini tamalayan

complementing (each other)

birbirini tamamlama

cross each other

karşılaşmak

do you know each other

siz tanışıyor musunuz

do you know each other

siz tanışıyor muydunuz

facing each other

karşı karşıya

in each other's arms

kucak kucağa

in two rows facing each other

iki geçeli

opposed to each other

karşıtlaşmak

play with each other

oynaşmak

playing with each other

oynaşma

separated from each other

ayrı düşmek

telephoning (each other)

telefonlaşma

types of helping each other

hediyeleşme türleri

understand each other

uyuşmak

Английский Язык - Английский Язык

Определение each other's в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь
each other: to one another; one to the other; signifies that a verb applies to two or more entities both as subjects and as direct objects:
Maria and Robert loved each other.
argued with each other: fought, quarreled with each other
damaging each other: {i} harming each other; causing damage one to another
each other: It is often maintained that each other should be used to denote a reciprocal relation between two entities, with one another reserved for more than two: thus The twins dislike each other but The triplets dislike one another. Sixty-four percent of Usage Panelists say that they follow this rule in their own writing. But it should be pointed out that many reputable writers from Samuel Johnson onward have ignored the rule and that the use of each other for more than two, or of one another for two, cannot be considered incorrect. In particular, there are contexts in which each other and one another are subtly different in meaning. When speaking of an ordered series of events or stages, one another is the preferred form. Thus the sentence The waiters followed one another into the room was preferred by 73 percent of the Usage Panel to the sentence The waiters followed each other into the room.·Each other should not be used as the subject of a clause in writing. Instead of We always know what each other is thinking, one should write Each of us knows what the other is thinking. ·The possessive forms of each other and one another are written each other's and one another's: The boys wore each other's (not each others') coats. They had forgotten one another's (not one anothers') names. used to show that each of two or more people does something to the other or others one another
each other: one another, each to the other
forgave each other: made up, said "I'm sorry" to each other
from each other: from one's companions or friends, one from the other
meeting each other: seeing each other, getting together, assembling together
on each other: one on top of the other, one piled on the other
prop each other up: support one another
to each other: from one to the other, from this person to that person
understood each other: there was comprehension between both parties, they knew what they meant
went head to head with each other: butted heads, battled each other, fought each other, competed with each other, did not give in to each other (Slang)