How is the word mimari translated from Turkish to English

Binaları tasarlama sanatı ve tarzı.

The art and style of designing buildings.

noun
English translation
architecture

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  • Şehir, Gotik mimarisiyle ünlüdür. The city is famous for its Gothic architecture.

  • Yeni çip farklı bir mimari kullanıyor. The new chip uses a different architecture.

  • Modern mimari çok fazla cam ve çelik kullanır. Modern architecture uses a lot of glass and steel.

  • Ekip, tüm sistem mimarisini yeniden tasarlıyor. The team is redesigning the whole system architecture.

  • Bu eski kilisenin mimarisini beğeniyor musun? Do you like the architecture of this old church?

  • Bu mimari bu kadar çok kullanıcıyı aynı anda nasıl karşılıyor? How does this architecture handle so many users at once?

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FAQ about “mimari”

How is “mimari” translated from Turkish?
“mimari” translates into English as “architecture”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “mimari” mean?
Meaning of “mimari”: Binaları tasarlama sanatı ve tarzı. In English — “architecture”.
What part of speech is “mimari”?
“mimari” is a noun.
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