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08:04 Jan 29, 2008 |
Turkish to English translations [Non-PRO] Tourism & Travel | |||||||
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5 | he opens a subject while on the locomotive |
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5 | brings the subject round to the locomotive sector |
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4 | applies the subject to the locomotive sector |
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he opens a subject while on the locomotive Explanation: konuyu yatırmak = to open a subject |
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applies the subject to the locomotive sector Explanation: A particular subject apparently rankles with the man - a popular media debate about police, doctors, etc. working throughout public holidays - and he feels that this subject is also applicable to people working in the locomotive sector. |
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brings the subject round to the locomotive sector Explanation: ..brings the subject round to the locomotive sector, which still rankles with him. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 5 hrs (2008-01-29 13:45:09 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- bring sth round to sth (BrE) / (NAmE bring sth around to sth) : to direct a conversation to a particular subject |
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