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whit

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İngilizce - Türkçe
parçacık
katiyen
zerre
hiç

Ertesi sabah Beyaz Ördek, yavrularını arayarak göletin etrafında dolandı durdu; isimleriyle seslendi, aradı taradı ama onlara dair hiçbir ize rastlayamadı. - The next morning the White Duck wandered round the pond, looking for her little ones; she called and she searched, but could find no trace of them.

Kahraman erkek ve beyaz, yalnız geliyor, ailesi yok, ailesinden hiç söz etmiyor ve annesi ölmüş. - The hero is male and white, he comes alone, he doesn't have a family, he never speaks of his family, and his mother died.

asla

Ben asla beyaz çorap giymem. - I never wear white socks.

whit sunday
15.May
whit monday
katiyen Pazartesi
whit sunday
paskalyadan sonraki yedinci Pazar
whit sunday
15 mayıs
no whit
asla
no whit
hiç
not a whit
asla
not a whit
hiç
no whit
katiyen
not a whit
katiyen
not to care a whit
birinin hiç umurunda olmamak
not to care a whit
(birinin) hiç umurunda olmamak
İngilizce - İngilizce
The smallest part or particle imaginable; an iota

Not a whit.

{n} a point, jot, tittle, small part, little bit
the season of Whitsuntide
a tiny or scarcely detectable amount
emphasis You say not a whit or not one whit to emphasize that something is not the case at all. He cared not a whit for the social, political or moral aspects of literature
{i} bit; smallest part
The smallest part or particle imaginable; a bit; a jot; an iota; generally used in an adverbial phrase in a negative sentence
Whit means the same as Whitsun. The orchestra gave its first performance on Whit Monday. The least bit; an iota: doesn't give a whit what was said; not a whit afraid. Whitsun. not a whit not at all (wight (11-19 centuries), from wiht)
Whit Monday
the day after Whit Sunday, which used to be a public holiday in the UK. There is now a holiday around the same time called the "Spring Bank Holiday", but it is not always on Whit Monday
Whit Sunday
Whit Sunday is the seventh Sunday after Easter, when Christians celebrate the sending of the Holy Spirit to the first followers of Christ. = Pentecost
whit-tuesday
the day after Whitmonday
every whit
completely, wholly
whits
plural of whit