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How is the word tanıdık translated from Turkish to English

Az tanıdığın, yakın arkadaş olmayan biri.

A person you know slightly, not a close friend.

noun
English translation
acquaintance

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  • O, işten bir tanıdığım. — He is an acquaintance from work.

  • Partiye birkaç tanıdık geldi. — A few acquaintances showed up at the party.

  • İş hakkında bir tanıdıktan duydum. — I heard about the job from an acquaintance.

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FAQ about “tanıdık”

How is “tanıdık” translated from Turkish?
“tanıdık” translates into English as “acquaintance”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “tanıdık” mean?
Meaning of “tanıdık”: Az tanıdığın, yakın arkadaş olmayan biri. In English — “acquaintance”.
What part of speech is “tanıdık”?
“tanıdık” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “tanıdık”?
Example sentences with “tanıdık” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “tanıdık”?
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