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How is the word atadı translated from Turkish to English

Atamak fiilinin geçmiş zamanı: birini bir iş için resmi olarak seçti.

Past tense of appoint: officially chose for a job

verb
English translation
appointed

Examples with “atadı”

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  • Yönetim kurulu yeni bir başkan atadı. — The board appointed a new chairman.

  • Departman başkanı olarak atandı. — She was appointed head of the department.

  • Geçici direktörü kim atadı? — Who appointed the interim director?

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FAQ about “atadı”

How is “atadı” translated from Turkish?
“atadı” translates into English as “appointed”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “atadı” mean?
Meaning of “atadı”: Atamak fiilinin geçmiş zamanı: birini bir iş için resmi olarak seçti. In English — “appointed”.
What part of speech is “atadı”?
“atadı” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “atadı”?
Example sentences with “atadı” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “atadı”?
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