Translation of Turkish word "alacak" to English
alacak
/aladʒak/
Meaning
NounNoun meaning credit, claim, or receivable. Also the future tense of the verb 'almak' (to buy / take) — meaning 'he/she/it will take'.
How to use
Primarily a noun meaning 'receivable, credit, amount owed to you' — e.g. 'alacaklarım' (money owed to me). Same spelling as the future tense of 'almak' ('will take/buy'), e.g. 'Alacağım' (I will take) — a different, unrelated grammatical form built from the same root.
🇬🇧 English
receivable
Example
Bankadan alacaklarımızı tahsil ettik.
We collected our receivables from the bank.
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- Bankadan alacaklarımızı tahsil ettik.— We collected our receivables from the bank.
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The Turkish word "alacak" means "receivable" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Bankadan alacaklarımızı tahsil ettik." (which translates as "We collected our receivables from the bank.").
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