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Определение asked to в Английский Язык Турецкий язык словарь

Hâlâ Tom'un yapması istenen şeyleri yapmasını bekliyoruz. - We're still waiting for Tom to do what he's been asked to do.

Tom yapması istenen şeyin tam tersini yaptı. - Tom did the opposite of what he was asked to do.

{f} sor

Bir polis, kızlara arabanın onlara ait olup olmadığını sordu. - A policeman asked the girls if the car was theirs.

O, ona nerede yaşadığını sordu. - He asked her where she lived.

asked

sormak

Tom sorular sormak istedi ama kendisinden yapması istenilen şeyi yapması gerekip gerekmediğinden emin değildi. - Tom wanted to ask questions, but wasn't sure if he should do what he'd been asked to do.

Sakıncası yoksa sana Tom hakkında bir soru sormak istiyorum. - Would you mind if I asked you a question about Tom?

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Определение asked to в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь
asked: The price that someone is willing to accept for a security or an asset In the stock market, the ask portion of a stock quote is the lowest price anyone is willing to accept for a security or an asset at that time BACK TO TOP
asked: Price that someone is willing to accept for a security or an asset In the stock market, the ask portion of a stock quote is the lowest price anyone is willing to accept for a security or an asset at that time
asked: The lowest price at which securities are offered for sale; the price the seller will take see also: Bid
asked: {i} offering price, price that a market maker is waiting and prepared to sell
asked: Past tense form of to ask
asked: As used in the phrase 'bid and asked' it is the price at which a potential seller is willing to sell Another way of saying this is the asking price for what someone is selling
asked: The offer or selling price
asked: The price at which a seller offers to sell a security

asked to

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äskt tı

Произношение

/ˈaskt tə/ /ˈæskt tə/

Этимология

[ 'ask, '[a']sk; dial 'ak ] (verb.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English Ascian; akin to Old High German eiscOn to ask, Lithuanian eiskoti to seek, Sanskrit icchati he seeks.