i.e

Etymology: (abbreviation.) Latin id est.

English - Turkish translation for "i.e"

• i.e: yani
• i.e: demek ki
• i.e: mesela
• i.e.: id est (i.e.) Latince "yani" ya da "diğer bir deyişle" anlamında kullanılan bir terimdir. "Örneğin" anlamında kullanılan exempli gratia ile sıkça karıştırılır
• i.e.: Başka bir ifadeyle

English - English translation for "i.e"

• i.e: i.e. is used to introduce a word or sentence which makes what you have just said clearer or gives details. strategic points -- i.e. airports or military bases. id est (that is). written before a word or phrase that gives the exact meaning of something you have just written or said
• i.e.: That is; in other words; that is to say - "The three U.S. states on the west coast (i.e., Washington, Oregon, and California) have favorable climates."
• i.e.: i.e. (id est) is used to introduce a word or sentence which makes what you have just said clearer or gives details - "...strategic points-i.e. airports or military bases."
• i.e.: That is to say; in other words. (synonym) ie, id est, that is
• i.e.: that is to say; in other words
• i.e.: that is to say (Latin)
• i.e.: engineer that designs techniques of working and the uses of machines in industry