Romanın ilk baskısı son derece nadir ve değerli.
English: The first edition of the novel is extremely rare and valuable.
baskı /baskˈɯ/ · noun · CEFR B2. Turkish translation of "edition".
See also: Vocabulary entry (Turkish)
- Source term
- edition
- Translation
- baskı
- CEFR Level
- B2
- Part of speech
- noun
- Image
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Article, Gender & Forms
Turkish nouns do not use a fixed definite article like "the". Plural meaning is usually added with -lar or -ler.
| Dictionary form | baskı |
|---|---|
| Regular/likely plural | baskılar |
How to use it in a sentence
- Pattern
- Subject + verb + baskı
- Examples
- Bu baskı.
- Tip
- Use the article with the noun when the language normally requires one.
Example Sentences
Babasına derginin özel sayısını aldı.
English: She bought a special edition of the magazine for her father.
Yeni baskı birkaç güncellenmiş bölüm ve güncel haritalar içeriyor.
English: The new edition includes several updated chapters and recent maps.
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