Translation of Kazakh word "көрме" to English
көрме
/kœrme/
Meaning
NounAn instance of exhibiting, or something exhibited.
How to use
The word көрме is often used in the nominative case to indicate an exhibition, e.g. "көрменің ашылуы" (the opening of the exhibition).
🇬🇧 English
exhibition
Example
Қалалық өнер сарайында халықаралық суретшілердің жыл сайынғы көрмесі ашылды.
An annual exhibition of international artists opened at the city art palace.
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- өнер көрмесі— art exhibition
- Қалалық өнер сарайында халықаралық суретшілердің жыл сайынғы көрмесі ашылды.— An annual exhibition of international artists opened at the city art palace.
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Frequency rank: #773 in Kazakh
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What does the Kazakh word "көрме" mean?▼
The Kazakh word "көрме" means "exhibition" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Қалалық өнер сарайында халықаралық суретшілердің жыл сайынғы көрмесі ашылды." (which translates as "An annual exhibition of international artists opened at the city art palace.").
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