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Определение autographs в Английский Язык Турецкий язык словарь
- autograph
- (ünlü) birinin imzası
- autograph
- ünlü birinin imzası
- autograph
- birinin kendi el yazısı
- autograph
- (kitap/vb.) imzalamak
- autograph
- kendi el yazısı ile imza atmak
- autograph
- imza
Bu kitap üzerinde imzanızı alabilir miyim?
-Could I have your autograph on this book?
Lütfen bu kitabı imzalar mısın?
-Could you please autograph this book?
- autograph
- Bir kimsenin kendi el yazısı; muharririn kendi eliyle yazılmış yazı veya müsvedde; bir kimsenin kendi el yazısı ile imzası
- autograph
- otograf
- autograph
- {f} otograf baskı yapmak
- autograph
- {i} imza; bir kimsenin el yazısı
- autograph
- {f} imza vermek
- autograph
- {i} yazarın kendi el yazması
- autograph
- {f} imzalamak
- autograph
- muharririn kendi eliyle yazılmış yazı veya müsvedde
- autograph
- {i} kendi el yazısı
Tom tiyatronun önünde kendi el yazısıyla imza atıyordu.
-Tom was signing autographs in front of the theater.
- autograph
- imzala
Lütfen bu kitabı imzalar mısın?
-Could you please autograph this book?
Tom konserden sonra kendi el yazılarını imzaladı.
-After the concert, Tom signed autographs.
- autograph
- bir kimsenin kendi el yazısı ile imzası
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Определение autographs в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь
- third-person singular of autograph
- the original manuscripts of scripture that were produced by either the divinely appointed writer himself, or his amanuensis
- The original Bible writing as penned by their human authors ( SAME: Autographa )
- An actual writing from an author (or his secretary) of a book of the Bible
- writing produced under the authority of an apostle or prophet whether or not it was written by a scribe or in several editions Example: Tertius wrote Romans under the authority of the Apostle Paul, compare Romans 1: 1 with 16: 22 See Amanuensis Note: the autograph does not have to come from the hand of the apostle or prophet
- plural of autograph
- autograph
- Written in the author’s own handwriting
- autograph
- A person’s own handwriting, especially the signature of a famous or admired person
- autograph
- A manuscript in the author’s handwriting
- autograph
- To sign, or write one’s name or signature on a book etc
- autograph
- To write something in one's own handwriting
- autograph
- {n} an original writing, exact copy
- autograph
- something written by one's own hand
- autograph
- A persons own signature or handwriting
- autograph
- Something written in a person's own handwriting, esp his signature
- autograph
- {f} sign one's name by hand, write one's name on (photo, book, etc.)
- autograph
- An original writing of a biblical document The original manuscript written
- autograph
- A manuscript in the authors handwriting
- autograph
- To write something in ones own handwriting
- autograph
- A signature written by the individual to whom it belongs Do not confuse with the subscribed attestation of an individual recorded by a scribe or notary, such as a witness in a legal document [See also HOLOGRAPH]
- autograph
- In one's own handwriting; as, an autograph letter; an autograph will
- autograph
- something written by one's own hand mark with one's signature; "The author autographed his book
- autograph
- {i} person's handwritten signature
- autograph
- This is the technical name for the original manuscripts We no longer have any
- autograph
- To sign, or write ones name or signature on a book etc
- autograph
- If someone famous autographs something, they put their signature on it. I autographed a copy of one of my books. an autographed photo of Clark Gable. a famous person's signature that they give to someone who admires them (autographum, from autographus , from , from auto- ( AUTO-) + -graphos ). if a famous person autographs a book, photograph etc, they sign it. Any manuscript handwritten by its author; in common usage, a handwritten signature. Aside from its value as a collector's item, an early or corrected draft of a work may show its stages of composition or "correct" final version. The earliest autograph signature of a famous person is probably the Cid's, dated 1096. There exist autographs of most of the great Renaissance figures, including Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, and Ludovico Ariosto. Since the 18th century, autograph material of notable people in the arts, sciences, or public life has been more abundant
- autograph
- a person's own signature
- autograph
- Written in the authors own handwriting
- autograph
- The author's signature, typically found on the title page or flyleaf of a book
- autograph
- That which is written with one's own hand; an original manuscript; a person's own signature or handwriting
- autograph
- mark with one's signature; "The author autographed his book"
- autograph
- Stem The original manuscript produced by an author and given out for copying
- autograph
- An autograph is the signature of someone famous which is specially written for a fan to keep. He went backstage and asked for her autograph
- autograph
- Anything (not just the signature) written by the author of the book
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autographs
Турецкое произношение
ôtıgräfsПроизношение
/ˈôtəˌgrafs/ /ˈɔːtəˌɡræfs/
Этимология
[ 'o-t&-"graf ] (noun.) circa 1644. Late Latin autographum, from Latin, neuter of autographus written with one's own hand, from Greek autographos, from aut- + -graphos written; more at -GRAPH.Resimler
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