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How is the word bağımlı translated from Turkish to English

Bir şeyi yapmayı ya da kullanmayı bırakamayan.

Unable to stop doing or using something.

adjective
English translation
addicted

Examples with “bağımlı”

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  • Video oyunlarına bağımlı. — He is addicted to video games.

  • Ofisin yarısı kahveye bağımlı. — Half the office is addicted to coffee.

  • O oyuna bağımlı olmadığından emin misin? — Are you sure you haven't become addicted to that game?

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FAQ about “bağımlı”

How is “bağımlı” translated from Turkish?
“bağımlı” translates into English as “addicted”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “bağımlı” mean?
Meaning of “bağımlı”: Bir şeyi yapmayı ya da kullanmayı bırakamayan. In English — “addicted”.
What part of speech is “bağımlı”?
“bağımlı” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “bağımlı”?
Example sentences with “bağımlı” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “bağımlı”?
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