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How is the word atıyor translated from Turkish to English

Atamak fiilinin şimdiki zaman ortacı: birini resmi olarak seçme eylemi.

Present participle of appoint: officially choosing someone

verb
English translation
appointing

Examples with “atıyor”

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  • Yeni bir müdür atıyorlar. — They are appointing a new manager.

  • İyi bir müdür atamak zaman alır. — Appointing a good manager takes time.

  • İçeriden birini mi atıyorlar? — Are they appointing someone from inside?

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FAQ about “atıyor”

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