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How is the word bitişik translated from Turkish to English

Başka bir şeyin yanında veya çok yakınında olan.

Next to or very near something else.

adjective
English translation
adjacent

Examples with “bitişik”

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  • Otel odamız havuza bitişikti. — Our hotel room was adjacent to the pool.

  • Bitişik binada çalışıyorlar. — They work in the adjacent building.

  • İki yatak odası bitişik mi? — Are the two bedrooms adjacent?

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biriktirdi Amassed biriktirmek Accumulate birine verilen söz a pledge to someone birisi anybody bitişik olmak adjoin bol Abundant bol Ample bolluk abundance

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FAQ about “bitişik”

How is “bitişik” translated from Turkish?
“bitişik” translates into English as “adjacent”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “bitişik” mean?
Meaning of “bitişik”: Başka bir şeyin yanında veya çok yakınında olan. In English — “adjacent”.
What part of speech is “bitişik”?
“bitişik” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “bitişik”?
Example sentences with “bitişik” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “bitişik”?
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