any one

English - Turkish

Definition of any one in English Turkish dictionary

Herhangi birimiz bunu bilmeden yetersiz beslenmeye maruz kalabilir! - Any one of us could suffer from malnutrition without knowing it!

Bizden herhangi biri onu yapabilirdi. - Any one of us could do it.

anyone

hiç kimse

Onlar hiç kimseyi görmediklerini söylediler. - They said they hadn't seen anyone.

Tom hiç kimse için ayrım yapmaz. - Tom doesn't make exceptions for anyone.

any one of

in herhangi birisinde

any one of

-in herhangi birisinde

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herhangi biri

Tom Fransızcayı başka herhangi birinden daha iyi konuşur. - Tom speaks French much better than anyone else.

Pekala, evet, fakat herhangi birinin bilmesini istemiyorum. - Well, yes, but I don't want anyone to know.

anyone

kimse

Bunu güvenli bir yerde sakla. Ona kimsenin dokunmasını istemiyorum. - Hide this in a safe place. I don't want anyone getting their hands on it.

Odada hiç kimse yoktu. - There was hardly anyone in the room.

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i., zam., bak. anybody

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herhangi birisi

Cevaplayabilecek herhangi birisi var mı? - Is there anyone who can answer?

Tom'un yerine koymak için herhangi birisini bulamıyoruz. - We haven't been able to find anyone to replace Tom.

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herkes

O bu şehirdeki başka herkesten daha zengindir. - He is richer than anyone else in this town.

Tom Fen dersinde kendi sınıfındaki herkesten daha iyidir. - Tom is better at science than anyone else in his class.

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biri

Yemek yemek isteyen başka birisi var mı? - Is there anyone else wanting to eat?

Herhangi biri onu yapabilir. - Anyone could do that.

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kim

Onlar hiç kimseyi görmediklerini söylediler. - They said they hadn't seen anyone.

Odada hiç kimse yoktu. - There was hardly anyone in the room.

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birisi

Birisi soruma cevap verebilir mi? - Can anyone answer my question?

Tom'un şu anda birisiyle konuşmak için vakti yok. - Tom doesn't have time right now to talk to anyone.

at any one time

herhangi bir zamanında

anyone

herhangi bir kimse

İstediğin herhangi bir kimseyi getirebilirsin. - You may bring anyone you want.

Burada herhangi bir kimseyi tanımıyorum. - I don't know anyone here.

anyone

kim olsa

English - English

Definition of any one in English English dictionary
any way one slices it: from any perspective; in every case
Any way you slice it, we have to get out of here and we have to take him with us.
anyone: one person chosen without thought; anybody
could one be any more: This person couldn't be any more
I just misspelled my own name! Could I be any stupider?.
Anyone: Anyone is singular Anyone is singular
Anyone: ktokolwiek [ktaw-CALL-vyek] The first syllable kto is a Polish morpheme referring to person (it's the entry for "who") Date of entry: 17 April 2000
Anyone: any person whatever, as in: Anyone having information about the whereabouts of the suspect, please come forward
anyone: [Commonly written as two words
anyone: emphasis You use anyone or anybody to refer to a person when you are emphasizing that it could be any person out of a very large number of people. Anyone could be doing what I'm doing
anyone: pron. someone; anybody, somebody
anyone: One taken at random rather than by selection; anybody
anyone: You use anyone or anybody before words which indicate the kind of person you are talking about. It's not a job for anyone who is slow with numbers Anybody interested in pop culture at all should buy `Pure Cult'
anyone: You use anyone or anybody in questions and conditional clauses to ask or talk about whether someone is present or doing something. Why would anyone want that job? If anyone deserves to be happy, you do
anyone: You use anyone or anybody in statements with negative meaning to indicate in a general way that nobody is present or involved in an action. You needn't talk to anyone if you don't want to He was far too scared to tell anybody
anyone: You use anyone who is anyone and anybody who is anybody to refer to people who are important or influential

any one

Hyphenation

a·ny one

Turkish pronunciation

eni hwʌn

Pronunciation

/ˈenē ˈhwən/ /ˈɛniː ˈhwʌn/

Etymology

[ 'e-nE ] (adjective.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English [AE]nig; akin to Old High German einag any, Old English An one; more at ONE.