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Definition of yearn in English Turkish dictionary
- {f} özlemek
- {f} çok arzu etmek
- yanıp tutuşmak
- hasretini çekmek
- görmek için can atmak
- can atmak
- çok istemek
- hasretini çek
Sürgün, evinin hasretini çekiyordu.
-The exile yearned for his home.
- istemek
- sevgi beslemek
- {f} hasret olmak
- özlem duy
Her yerde insanlar dünya barışına adanmış kamu liderleri için özlem duyuyorlar.
-People everywhere yearn for public leaders dedicated to world peace.
Üniversiteye özlem duyuyorum.
-I yearn for the university.
- hislenmek
- {f} gözünde tütmek
- {f} burnunda tütmek
- müteessir olmak
- yearn for arzulamak
- arzu duymak
- özlem duymak
- yearning
- özlem
Üniversiteye karşı bir özlem hissediyorum.
-I feel a yearning for the university.
- yearn for
- yanıp tutuşmak
- yearn for
- gözünde tütmek
- yearn for
- çok arzu etmek
- yearn for
- burnunda tütmek
- yearn for
- can atmak
- yearn for
- hasretle beklemek
- yearn for
- hasretini çekmek
- yearn for
- çok özlemek
- yearn to
- özlem duyan
- yearn for
- hasret olmak
- yearn for
- özlemek
- yearn for
- hasret çekmek
- yearn for
- istemek
- yearning
- arzulama
- yearning
- üzerek
- yearning
- {f} üz
- yearning
- {i} üzme
- yearner
- hasret çeken
- yearning
- özlem duy
- yearning
- özlem dolu
- yearning
- {i} arzu
- yearning
- yearninglyözlem çekerek
- yearning
- arzulu
- yearning
- hasretli
- yearning
- hasret
- yearningly
- özlem duyarak
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Definition of yearn in English English dictionary
- To long, have a strong desire (for something)
- To long back with melancholy, nostalgically
- If someone yearns for something that they are unlikely to get, they want it very much. He yearned for freedom I yearned to be a movie actor. = long. to have a strong desire for something, especially something that is difficult or impossible to get = long yearn for
- {v} to feel great uneasiness, grieve, bark
- To be filled with longing desire; to be harassed or rendered uneasy with longing, or feeling the want of a thing; to strain with emotions of affection or tenderness; to long; to be eager
- have a desire for something or someone who is not present; "She ached for a cigarette"; "I am pining for my lover"
- To curdle, as milk
- To have a strong, melancholy desire (for something)
- To pain; to grieve; to vex
- desire strongly or persistently
- to grieve, vex
- have affection for; feel tenderness for
- {f} desire, long, crave; pine, miss someone or something
- To be pained or distressed; to grieve; to mourn
- yearning
- A wistful or melancholy longing
She had a yearning to see her long-lost sister again.
- yearning
- {n} an emotion of tenderness, pity
- yearned
- past of yearn
- yearning
- full of longing or unfulfilled desire; "those wistful little ads that the lovelorn place in the classifieds"
- yearning
- A yearning for something is a very strong desire for it. He spoke of his yearning for another child He always had a yearning to be a schoolteacher. = longing. a strong desire for something = longing yearning for
- yearning
- present participle of yearn
- yearning
- prolonged unfulfilled desire or need
- yearning
- {i} desire, longing, craving; pining, missing someone or something
- yearningly
- With yearning; with desire; longingly
- yearningly
- With yearning
- yearningly
- in a yearning manner; "he spent the rest of the act gazing longingly over my right shoulder at the illuminated word `Exit'"
- yearningly
- longingly, cravingly; wistfully
- yearnings
- The maws, or stomachs, of young calves, used as a rennet for curdling milk
- yearnings
- plural of yearning
- yearns
- third-person singular of yearn
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yearn
Turkish pronunciation
yırnSynonyms
ache, be desirous of, be eager for, be passionate, chafe, covet, crave, dream, hanker, have a crush on, have a yen for, hunger, itch, languish, longPronunciation
/ˈyərn/ /ˈjɜrn/
Etymology
[ 'y&rn ] (intransitive verb.) before 12th century. From Old English giernan, from Proto-Germanic *gernijananCommon Collocations
yearn forResimler
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