Turkish - Russian
Definition of tıme in Turkish Russian dictionary
- tıme machine
- Машина времени
- spend tıme with
- Время, чтобы провести
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Turkish - Danish
Definition of tıme in Turkish Danish dictionary
- tıme machine
- Time Machine
- spend tıme with
- Tid til at bruge med
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Turkish - French
Definition of tıme in Turkish French dictionary
- tıme machine
- Time machine
- spend tıme with
- Temps à consacrer à
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Turkish - Spanish
Definition of tıme in Turkish Spanish dictionary
- tıme machine
- Máquina del tiempo
- spend tıme with
- Tiempo para estar con
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Turkish - Swedish
Definition of tıme in Turkish Swedish dictionary
- tıme machine
- Time Machine
- spend tıme with
- Tid att spendera med
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Turkish - Lehçe
Definition of tıme in Turkish Lehçe dictionary
- tıme machine
- Wehikuł czasu
- spend tıme with
- Czasu poświęcić
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Turkish - Portuguese
Definition of tıme in Turkish Portuguese dictionary
- tıme machine
- máquina TIME
- spend tıme with
- TIME para gastar com
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Turkish - Finnish
Definition of tıme in Turkish Finnish dictionary
- tıme machine
- Aikakone
- spend tıme with
- Aikaa viettää kanssa
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Turkish - Dutch
Definition of tıme in Turkish Dutch dictionary
- tıme machine
- Time Machine
- spend tıme with
- Tijd te besteden met
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Turkish - German
Definition of tıme in Turkish German dictionary
- spend tıme with
- Zeit zu verbringen mit
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Turkish - Italian
Definition of tıme in Turkish Italian dictionary
- spend tıme with
- Tempo da passare con
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Turkish - Greek
Definition of tıme in Turkish Greek dictionary
- spend tıme with
- ΧΡΟΝΟΣ για να περάσετε με (HRONOS ga na perasete me)
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tıme
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tı·meSynonyms
clock, set, age, allotment, bit, bout, chronology, continuance, date, day, duration, epoch, era, eternity, extentEtymology
[ tIm ] (noun.) before 12th century. From Middle English time, from Old English tīma, from Proto-Germanic *tīmô (“time”) from Proto-Germanic base *tī- (“time, tide”), from Proto-Indo-European *dī- (“time”). Akin to Old Norse tīmi (“time”), Danish and Norwegian time (“stound, hour”), Swedish timme (“stound, hour”). Related to tide.Resimler
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