Translation of Turkish word "sürece" to English
sürece
/sjɾedʒe/
Meaning
ConjunctionConjunction meaning 'as long as, for as long as' — attached to a verb's participle form (e.g. '-diği/-olduğu sürece') to express duration or condition.
How to use
Means 'as long as'; attaches after a verb's participle, e.g. 'olduğu sürece' (as long as it is/exists), 'yaşadığı sürece' (as long as he/she lives).
🇬🇧 English
as long as
Example
Yağmur yağdığı sürece dışarı çıkmayacağım.
I won't go outside as long as it's raining.
Sen yanımda olduğun sürece hiçbir şeyden korkmam.
As long as you're by my side, I'm not afraid of anything.
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- yaşadığı sürece— as long as he/she lives
- Yağmur yağdığı sürece dışarı çıkmayacağım.— I won't go outside as long as it's raining.
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What does the Turkish word "sürece" mean?▼
The Turkish word "sürece" means "as long as" in English.
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