English - Turkish
Definition of someone else in English Turkish dictionary
- başkası
İş için başkasını tuttular.
-They hired someone else for the job.
Tom Mary'nin başkası ile görüştüğünü bilmiyordu.
-Tom didn't know Mary was seeing someone else.
- bir başkası
Benim anadilim bir başkası için yabancı dildir.
-My native language is a foreign language for someone else.
Tom şu anda bir başkasıyla evlidir.
-Tom is married to someone else now.
- someone else's
- başkasının
- play someone against someone else
- Birini başka birine karşı doldurmak
- be in someone else's shoes
- (deyim) Başka birinin yerinde/durumunda olmak
- be someone else
- Başka biri
- replace someone else
- başkasının yerine
- live on someone else
- haraç yemek
- somebody else
- başkası
Tom onu başkasına sattı.
-Tom sold it to somebody else.
Her zaman bir başkasının aptalıyız.
-We're always somebody else's idiot.
- somebody else
- ahar
- somebody else
- başka biri
- something else
- k.dili. insanı hayrete düşüren kimse/şey
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Definition of someone else in English English dictionary
- Some other person
- {i} somebody else, some other person
- something else
- Some other thing
- something else
- Exceptionally good
My mother's cooking is something else!.
- play someone against someone else
- Cause someone to dispute with someone else. •
- be in someone else's shoes
- (deyim) To be in someone else's situation
Fred has had so much trouble recently that we ought to be grateful we're not in his shoes.
- let someone else do it
- give someone else to responsibility to do something, place the duty on someone else
- somebody else
- {i} someone else, some other person
- something else
- some other thing; something extraordinary, cream of the crop
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some·one elseTurkish pronunciation
sʌmwʌn elsSynonyms
somebody elsePronunciation
/ˈsəmˌwən ˈels/ /ˈsʌmˌwʌn ˈɛls/
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