Examples of using Is based in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
My work is based upon evidence, facts.
On fear and intimidation. Baran's power is based.
This film is based on historic events.
You're right. His entire existence is based on lies.
The game is based on simple geometry.
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Other drivers? Your whole business is based on other drivers?
Is based on? Isn't that what this whole relationship?
But this marriage is based on love, right, honey?
Look, dentistry… no, the whole medical industry is based on fear.
Baran's power is based on fear and intimidation.
Business Insider was launched in 2007 and is based in New York City.
Our religion is based on love, Sheldon, not fear.
And a shared sense of political responsibility.My friendship with DL is based on intellectual kinship.
Our relationship is based on honesty. Can't do it.
Science is based in facts and the opposite of facts is fiction.
Our understanding of the universe is based on two separate theories.
Our marriage is based on something… much more important than sex.
No. But DA Scanlon's re-election platform is based on cleaning up the streets.
But it is based on real things, and you are making the picture.
The very existence of the Church is based on the belief that a Devil exists.
This movie is based upon an event that happened in the Hwang Hae District in North Korea.
See, my relationship with my dad is based on a mutual avoidance of conflict.
The economy is based on services and agriculture, especially cattle raising for dairy production.
But DA Scanlon's re-election platform No. is based on cleaning up the streets.
Coulomb's law is based on electrostatic forces, all right, and those are very important,?
The local economy is based upon fisheries and fish processing.
The exit plan is based on you walking out the front door.
Your whole business is based on other drivers.- Other drivers?
Our defence system is based on the perfect interaction of pilot and navigator.
It's called destabilization and is based on the well-known doctrine of low-intensity warfare.