08:28 Nov 18, 2019 |
Turkish to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc. | |||||
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| Selected response from: Yunus Can ATLAR Türkiye Local time: 12:20 | ||||
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3 | over some ... |
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3 | include in/introduce into |
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3 | table talk |
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4 -1 | Make (bread) additive |
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over some ... Explanation: They had a conversation / chat over some halva. some yerine “a plate of” eklenebilir... Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://www.samasaert.com/sketchbook/2010/6/6/tel-aviv-by-nig... |
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include in/introduce into Explanation: Bağlam vermediğiniz için direk aklıma gelen şeyi yazıyorum They included /introduced the topic of "halva" in/into the conversation. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 15 mins (2019-11-18 08:43:52 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Madem kontekstte böyle bir şey denmek istediğini biliyorsunuz o zaman neden cümleyi "they would eat halva while having a conversation" diye çevirmediniz? -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 16 mins (2019-11-18 08:44:49 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Soruyu sorma biçiminize göre istediğiniz türde bir cevap almanızın imkan ve ihtimali yok |
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table talk Explanation: Turkcede helva sohbetinin karsiligi: çoğunlukla helva ve başka tatlı, tuzlu yemeklerin de yendiği sohbet toplantıları. Eger helva burada yiyecek olarak genel anlaminda kullanilmis sa table talk tam karsiligi olur. Ama bilhassa helvadan bahsedilmek isteniyorsa o zaman bence They included halvah to the table talk demek daha dogru olur. Reference: http://www.lafsozluk.com/2013/06/helva-nedir-helva-sohbeti-n... Reference: http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/table+talk |
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Make (bread) additive Explanation: I'd employ! |
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