Translation of Turkish word "aşırı" to English
aşırı
/aʃɯɾɯ/
Meaning
AdjectiveThe greatest or utmost point, degree or condition.
How to use
The adjective 'aşırı' is used to describe the greatest or utmost point, degree, or condition of something. Placed directly before the modified noun without changing for gender or number.
🇬🇧 English
extreme
Example
Aşırı sıcak havalarda öğle saatlerinde güneşte kalmamalısınız.
In extremely hot weather, you should not stay in the sun during midday hours.
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- Aşırı sıcak havalarda öğle saatlerinde güneşte kalmamalısınız.— In extremely hot weather, you should not stay in the sun during midday hours.
- güzel bir aşırı— a beautiful / nice extreme
Frequency rank: #977 in Turkish
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The Turkish word "aşırı" means "extreme" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Aşırı sıcak havalarda öğle saatlerinde güneşte kalmamalısınız." (which translates as "In extremely hot weather, you should not stay in the sun during midday hours.").
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