do not

English - Turkish

Definition of do not in English Turkish dictionary

yok mu

etmeyin

yapamadı

yapılmaması

don't

{i} yasak

Onlar bunun orada yasak olduğunu söylemezler. Aslında onun zorunlu olduğunu söylerler. - They don't say that it's prohibited there. In fact, they say that it's mandatory.

Orada, onlar onun yasak olduğunu söylemez. Aslında, onlar onun zorunlu olduğunu söyler. - Over there, they don't say that it's prohibited. In fact, they say that it's mandatory.

don't

{k} do not

don't

{i} yapılmaması gereken şey

do not disturb

(Bilgisayar) rahatsız etme

lütfen rahatsız etmeyiniz

English - English

Definition of do not in English English dictionary: don't (negative command prohibiting something - Do not touch that)
do not disturb: Used to ask not to disturb, e.g. a sign on a hotel room door
do not.: dinna
don't: Something that must not be done
don't: Used before an emphatic negative subject
Don’t nobody care.
don't: Contraction of does not
I sure hope the road don’t come to own me.
don't: Contraction of do not
Don't Stand, Don't stand so, Don't stand so close to me.
don't: {f} contraction used with a pronoun in a question (i.e. Don't we look nice?); no!, command prohibiting something (i.e. Don't touch)
don't: {i} prohibition, something which is not allowed
don't: Don't is the usual spoken form of `do not'
do not disturb: Makes a telephone appear busy to any incoming call
do not disturb: do not bother, do not harass, do not interrupt, do not intrude
do not disturb: A sign placed outside a guest room indicating that the guests don't want to be bothered until after check-out time
do not disturb: Allows you to work without hearing the phone ring or message being left
do not disturb: Intercepts incoming calls to individual Centrex lines or a group of lines during specified periods of time when you don't want to be disturbed, freeing you to conduct other business

Turkish - English

Definition of do not in Turkish English dictionary: {k} don't
don't: not do

do not

Turkish pronunciation

du nät

Pronunciation

/ˈdo͞o ˈnät/ /ˈduː ˈnɑːt/

Etymology

[ 'dü, d&(-w) ] (verb.) before 12th century. Middle English don, from Old English dOn; akin to Old High German tuon to do, Latin -dere to put, facere to make, do, Greek tithenai to place, set.