Examples of using This answer in English and their translations into Turkish
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This answer made him angry.
I was expecting this answer.
And this answer satisfies me.
How do you like this answer?
This answer makes me angry.
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Everything was pointing to this answer.
So, does this answer my question?
Not for goodbyes. Are you satisfied with this answer?
This answer may not necessarily be wrong.
Are you satisfied with this answer? Listen to me?
I know this answer will not satisfy everyone.
You weren't expecting this answer from me.
Even if this answer surprises us doctors.
When the bartender asks what you will have, give this answer.
This answer simplified Mahi's complicated life.
You will have, give this answer: When the bartender asks what.
This answer is useful for every similar future case.
I say I'm getting engaged and you're giving me this answer?
When this answer arrived from the jolly…♪♪ Old Grecian…♪.
But it at least ended speculation. This answer made little sense.
Correct! This answer, ladies and gentlemen, is…-Mozzarella.
The two did everything that the rule of law expected of them and then got this answer.
Correct! This answer, ladies and gentlemen, is…-Mozzarella!
Jack Kennedy and Bobby Kennedy, they crafted this answer to Khrushchev that did just that.
This answer so confused poor Alice, that she let the Dormouse go on for some time without interrupting it.
This is the correct answer, but there's other ways that you might have been able to get this answer, other expressions for this answer. .
If you're right, then this answer key was left in Messner's classroom for Turk to find.
Unless this child was corrected after giving this answer, this means they are teaching kids that it's wrong to exercise this right.
I have to confess… this answer seems so strangely obvious, i probably wouldn't have even checked for it.
And if we wanted to think about this visually, because we got this answer, when you do it visually it actually makes, I think, a lot of sense, but maybe I'm biased.