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Definition of each other in English Turkish dictionary
- birbirine
İki köy birbirine bitişiktir.
-The two villages adjoin each other.
Tom ve Mary birbirine çok yakın.
-Tom and Mary are very close to each other.
- yekdiğerini
- birbiri
Japonya ve Çin, pek çok yönden birbirinden farklıdır.
-Japan and China differ from each other in many ways.
Biz birbirimizi tanımıyoruz.
-We don't know each other.
- birbirini
John ve Mary birbirini seviyordu.
-John and Mary loved each other.
Birbirinizi tanıyor musunuz?
-Do you know each other?
- birbirlerini
Sanki yıllarca birbirlerini görmemişler gibi İki insan yürekten tokalaşıyorlardı.
-The two people were shaking hands heartily as if they had not seen each other for years.
İki erkek çocuk birbirlerini suçlamaya başladı.
-The two boys began to blame each other.
- birbirimizi
Birbirimizi anlamaya çalışarak yakınlaşırız fakat sadece birbirimizi incitiriz ve ağlarız.
-We get closer, trying to understand each other, but just hurt each other and cry.
Biz birbirimizi tanımıyoruz.
-We don't know each other.
- birbirine göre
- birbiriniz
- helping each other
- yardımlaşma
- shout at each other
- bağrışmak
- each other's
- birbirlerinin
- each other's
- birbirimizin
- resemble each other
- birbirine benzemek
- bet with each other
- kırışmak
- bid against each other
- ihalede kapışmak
- fight each other
- vuruşmak
- flirt with each other
- cilveleşmek
- get along well with each other
- yıldızları barışmak
- greet each other
- selamlaşmak
- helping each other
- muavenet
- helping each other
- yardım
- hug each other dearly
- sevgiyle kucaklaşmak
- hug each other warmly
- sevgiyle kucaklaşmak
- joke with each other
- cilveleşmek
- laugh at each other
- gülüşmek
- love each other
- sevişmek
- love each other
- bir birlerine sevmek
- obstinate with each other
- inatlaşmak
- ogle at each other
- kesişmek
- oppose each other
- zıtlaşmak
- promise each other
- sözleşmek
- quarrel with each other
- takışmak
- resemble each other
- benzeşmek
- rub against each other
- sürtüşmek
- rubbing against each other
- sürtüşme
- scold each other
- bağrışmak
- smell each other
- koklaşmak
- understand each other
- anlaşmak
- whisper to each other
- fısıldaşmak
- kiss each other
- öpüşmek
- live in each other's pockets
- içtikleri su ayrı gitmemek
- run into each other
- çarpışmak
- against each other
- birbirine karşı
- be at each other's throats
- (deyim) Kavga etmek, boğuşmak
- meeting each other
- birbirlerini toplantı
- the two are fond of each other.
- İki birbirini sever
- to put place on top of each other
- birbiri üstüne yere koymak
- two cunning men will not try to make a dupe of each other
- (Atasözü) İki cambaz bir ipte oynamaz
- be at each other's throat
- boğuşmak
- complement each other
- birbirini tamalayan
- complementing (each other)
- birbirini tamamlama
- cross each other
- karşılaşmak
- do you know each other
- siz tanışıyor musunuz
- do you know each other
- siz tanışıyor muydunuz
- facing each other
- karşı karşıya
- in each other's arms
- kucak kucağa
- in two rows facing each other
- iki geçeli
- opposed to each other
- karşıtlaşmak
- play with each other
- oynaşmak
- playing with each other
- oynaşma
- separated from each other
- ayrı düşmek
- telephoning (each other)
- telefonlaşma
- types of helping each other
- hediyeleşme türleri
- understand each other
- uyuşmak
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Definition of each other in English English dictionary
- to one another; one to the other; signifies that a verb applies to two or more entities both as subjects and as direct objects:
Maria and Robert loved each other.
- It is often maintained that each other should be used to denote a reciprocal relation between two entities, with one another reserved for more than two: thus The twins dislike each other but The triplets dislike one another. Sixty-four percent of Usage Panelists say that they follow this rule in their own writing. But it should be pointed out that many reputable writers from Samuel Johnson onward have ignored the rule and that the use of each other for more than two, or of one another for two, cannot be considered incorrect. In particular, there are contexts in which each other and one another are subtly different in meaning. When speaking of an ordered series of events or stages, one another is the preferred form. Thus the sentence The waiters followed one another into the room was preferred by 73 percent of the Usage Panel to the sentence The waiters followed each other into the room.·Each other should not be used as the subject of a clause in writing. Instead of We always know what each other is thinking, one should write Each of us knows what the other is thinking. ·The possessive forms of each other and one another are written each other's and one another's: The boys wore each other's (not each others') coats. They had forgotten one another's (not one anothers') names. used to show that each of two or more people does something to the other or others one another
- one another, each to the other
- eachother
- Alternative spelling of each other. Typically used in the context of "with eachother" as opposed to "each other thing"
Our last night together! How are we going to cope with the absence of eachother?.
- argued with each other
- fought, quarreled with each other
- damaging each other
- {i} harming each other; causing damage one to another
- forgave each other
- made up, said "I'm sorry" to each other
- from each other
- from one's companions or friends, one from the other
- meeting each other
- seeing each other, getting together, assembling together
- on each other
- one on top of the other, one piled on the other
- prop each other up
- support one another
- to each other
- from one to the other, from this person to that person
- understood each other
- there was comprehension between both parties, they knew what they meant
- went head to head with each other
- butted heads, battled each other, fought each other, competed with each other, did not give in to each other (Slang)
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Hyphenation
each oth·erTurkish pronunciation
iç ʌdhırSynonyms
one anotherPronunciation
/ˈēʧ ˈəᴛʜər/ /ˈiːʧ ˈʌðɜr/
Etymology
[ 'Ech ] (adjective.) before 12th century. Middle English ech, from Old English [AE]lc; akin to Old High German iogilIh each; both from a prehistoric West Germanic compound whose first and second constituents respectively are represented by Old English A always and by Old English gelIc alike.Resimler
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