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Or

ɔr

Extrêmement Commun

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veya, ya da, yoksa, ya

Significations de Or en turc

veya

Exemple:

Would you like tea or coffee?

Çay mı yoksa kahve mi istersiniz?

You can choose red or blue.

Kırmızı veya mavi seçebilirsiniz.

Utilisation: formal/informalContexte: Used when presenting options or alternatives.

Note: This is the most common usage of 'or' in English, indicating a choice between two or more items.

ya da

Exemple:

I will go now or later.

Şimdi ya da sonra gideceğim.

You can call me at noon or in the evening.

Beni öğle ya da akşam arayabilirsin.

Utilisation: formal/informalContexte: Often used interchangeably with 'veya' in everyday conversation.

Note: 'Ya da' is also a valid translation for 'or' and can be used similarly in most contexts.

yoksa

Exemple:

Are you coming, or are you staying?

Gelecek misin, yoksa kalacak mısın?

We need to hurry, or we'll be late.

Aceleniz yoksa geç kalacağız.

Utilisation: informalContexte: Used to express a contrast or alternative condition.

Note: 'Yoksa' often implies a negative consequence or an alternative scenario.

ya

Exemple:

You can watch a movie, or you can read a book.

Bir film izleyebilirsin ya da bir kitap okuyabilirsin.

We can travel by train, or we can drive.

Trenle seyahat edebiliriz, ya da arabayla gidebiliriz.

Utilisation: informalContexte: Used in spoken language to provide two options.

Note: 'Ya' is a more casual form of 'or' and is often used in conversation.

Les synonymes de Or

Otherwise

Indicates the consequence of not choosing the option mentioned.

Exemple: You need to study hard, otherwise you might fail the exam.

Note: Emphasizes the consequence more than the original word.

Alternatively

Introduces another option or choice.

Exemple: You can take the bus to work, or alternatively, you can carpool with your colleague.

Note: Suggests a different choice or possibility.

Else

Refers to something different or additional.

Exemple: Would you like tea or coffee? - I'll have something else, please.

Note: Indicates a different option or choice.

Expressions et phrases courantes de Or

Either/or

This phrase presents a choice between two options.

Exemple: You can either go to the movies or stay home.

Note: In this phrase, 'either' emphasizes the choice between two options, making it exclusive.

Or else

This phrase indicates a consequence or an alternative if the first option is not followed.

Exemple: Finish your homework now, or else you won't be able to go out.

Note: It implies a potential negative consequence if the initial condition is not met.

More often than not

This phrase means that something happens frequently or usually.

Exemple: More often than not, she arrives late to work.

Note: It signifies a higher frequency of occurrence than the average or expected.

One way or another

This phrase indicates that a solution or outcome will be achieved, regardless of the method or path taken.

Exemple: We will find a solution, one way or another.

Note: It emphasizes the determination to achieve a result by any means necessary.

Sooner or later

This phrase means that something will happen eventually, without specifying an exact time.

Exemple: Sooner or later, you will have to face the consequences of your actions.

Note: It implies an inevitable occurrence but without a precise timeframe.

Now or never

This phrase emphasizes that a particular opportunity must be seized immediately or it will be lost forever.

Exemple: It's now or never, make a decision.

Note: It stresses the urgency and finality of the decision or action to be taken.

Sink or swim

This phrase means that someone must either succeed on their own or fail without help.

Exemple: It's time to prove yourself, it's sink or swim.

Note: It signifies a situation where success or failure depends entirely on one's own efforts or abilities.

Expressions courantes (argot) de Or

Or something

This phrase is used to suggest a casual or unspecified alternative.

Exemple: Do you want to grab a slice of pizza or something?

Note: The addition of 'something' makes the alternative more open-ended and less specific compared to just using 'or.'

Or whatever

Used to imply indifference towards a choice or option.

Exemple: You can wear that shirt or whatever.

Note: Adding 'whatever' suggests a lack of concern or interest in the alternative.

Or what

An informal way to ask for confirmation or agreement.

Exemple: Are you coming to the party or what?

Note: The use of 'or what' adds emphasis and a sense of anticipation to the question.

Or nah

A slang term used to indicate a negative response or rejection.

Exemple: Do you want to go out tonight, or nah?

Note: 'Nah' is a colloquial way of saying 'no,' making the rejection more casual and informal.

Or something like that

Used to indicate approximation or vagueness in a statement.

Exemple: He said he'll be there around 8 or something like that.

Note: The inclusion of 'something like that' adds a level of uncertainty or estimation to the statement.

Or whatever floats your boat

A more playful way of suggesting someone can choose according to their preference.

Exemple: You can choose the movie tonight, or whatever floats your boat.

Note: The phrase 'whatever floats your boat' emphasizes personal choice and individual preference.

Or not

An informal way of seeking agreement or disagreement.

Exemple: You think it's a good idea, or not?

Note: The use of 'or not' at the end of a statement invites a response that expresses agreement or disagreement.

Or - Exemples

She ordered an orange juice.

O, bir portakal suyu sipariş etti.

He is eating an orange.

O, bir portakal yiyor.

I have an orange.

Bende bir portakal var.

They bought oranges at the market.

Onlar pazardan portakal aldılar.

Grammaire de Or

Or - Conjonction de coordination (Coordinating conjunction) / Conjonction de coordination (Coordinating conjunction)

Lemme: or

Conjugaisons

Nom, pluriel (Noun, plural): or

Nom, singulier ou massif (Noun, singular or mass): or

Syllabes, Séparation et Accent

Or contient 1 syllabes: or

Transcription phonétique: ər

or , ər (La syllabe rouge est accentuée)

Or - Importance et fréquence d'utilisation

L'indice de fréquence et d'importance des mots indique la fréquence d'apparition d'un mot dans une langue donnée. Plus le nombre est petit, plus le mot est fréquemment utilisé. Les mots les plus fréquemment utilisés vont généralement de 1 à 4000.

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