How is the word karşıdan karşıya translated from Turkish to English

Bir şeyin bir tarafından diğer tarafına.

From one side to the other of something.

preposition
English translation
across

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  • Kadın caddeyi karşıdan karşıya yürüyerek geçti. She walked across the street.

  • Nehir elli metre eninde. The river is fifty meters across.

  • Dar bir köprü, derenin karşı tarafına uzanıyor. A narrow bridge leads across the stream.

  • Krater kaç metre eninde? How many meters across is the crater?

  • Kayık olmadan nehri nasıl karşıya geçeriz? How do we get across the river without a boat?

  • Masa tam bir metre eninde. The table measures a full meter across.

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FAQ about “karşıdan karşıya”

How is “karşıdan karşıya” translated from Turkish?
“karşıdan karşıya” translates into English as “across”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “karşıdan karşıya” mean?
Meaning of “karşıdan karşıya”: Bir şeyin bir tarafından diğer tarafına. In English — “across”.
What part of speech is “karşıdan karşıya”?
“karşıdan karşıya” is a preposition.
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