Turkish - Turkish
Definition of ami̇s in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Sirkeyle ıslanmış çiğ et
- amis
- Sirkeyle ıslanmış çiğ et
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French - Turkish
Definition of ami̇s in French Turkish dictionary
- amis
- arkadaş ol
- amis
- arkadaşlar
Dün kardeşlerim ve arkadaşlarımla çok güzel bir akşam geçirdim, yaptığımız mangal da çok güzeldi.
-Hier on a passé une soirée super avec mes frères et mes amis, et le barbeuc était trop bon aussi.
O ve ben öylesine yakın arkadaşlarız ki neredeyse birbirimizin aklını okuruz.
-Lui et moi sommes des amis si intimes que nous pouvons presque lire dans la tête de l'autre.
- chambre d'amis
- konuk odası
- une paire d'amis
- iki dost
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English - English
Definition of ami̇s in English English dictionary
- faux amis
- plural form of faux ami
- Kingsley Amis
- and The Old Devils (1986) (1922-95 ) a British writer who wrote humorous novels, such as Lucky Jim (1954)
- Martin Amis
- born Aug. 25, 1949, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Eng. British writer and critic. The son of writer Kingsley Amis, he graduated from Oxford University in 1971. He worked for the Times Literary Supplement and the New Statesman before becoming a full-time writer. His works including the novels Money (1984), London Fields (1989), and Night Train (1998) as well as the short-story collection Heavy Water (1999) feature inventive word play and often scabrous humour as they satirize the horrors of modern urban life. Amis also published an acclaimed autobiography, Experience (2000), and an idiosyncratic volume centred on Joseph Stalin, Koba the Dread (2002)
- Sir Kingsley Amis
- born April 16, 1922, London, Eng. died Oct. 22, 1995, London British novelist, poet, critic, and teacher. His first novel, Lucky Jim (1954; film, 1957), was a hugely successful comic masterpiece. He was often characterized as an Angry Young Man, a label he rejected. Notable among his more than 40 books (including four volumes of poetry) are the mordantly humorous novels That Uncertain Feeling (1955; film, Only Two Can Play, 1962), The Green Man (1959; film, 1957), Jake's Thing (1978), and The Old Devils (1986, Booker Prize). He was the father of Martin Amis
- Sir Kingsley William Amis
- born April 16, 1922, London, Eng. died Oct. 22, 1995, London British novelist, poet, critic, and teacher. His first novel, Lucky Jim (1954; film, 1957), was a hugely successful comic masterpiece. He was often characterized as an Angry Young Man, a label he rejected. Notable among his more than 40 books (including four volumes of poetry) are the mordantly humorous novels That Uncertain Feeling (1955; film, Only Two Can Play, 1962), The Green Man (1959; film, 1957), Jake's Thing (1978), and The Old Devils (1986, Booker Prize). He was the father of Martin Amis
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