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How is the word azarlamak translated from Turkish to English

Birini kararlı ama nazik biçimde uyarmak ya da azarlamak.

Warn or scold someone firmly but gently.

verb
English translation
Admonish

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  • Öğretmen geç kaldıkları için çocukları azarladı. — The teacher admonished the boys for being late.

  • Onu bütün sınıfın önünde azarlama. — Don't admonish her in front of the whole class.

  • Bunun için onu azarlamalı mıyım yoksa görmezden mi gelmeliyim? — Should I admonish him for this or let it go?

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FAQ about “azarlamak”

How is “azarlamak” translated from Turkish?
“azarlamak” translates into English as “Admonish”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “azarlamak” mean?
Meaning of “azarlamak”: Birini kararlı ama nazik biçimde uyarmak ya da azarlamak. In English — “Admonish”.
What part of speech is “azarlamak”?
“azarlamak” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “azarlamak”?
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