Examples of using Indicative in English and their translations into Turkish
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
which is unfortunate but indicative of nothing.
I found substantial scarring on Anja's cervix, indicative of recent and repeated rape.
which is unfortunate, but indicative of nothing. Thank you.
which is unfortunate, but indicative of nothing. Yes.
When Voyager beamed back photographs… revealing a world with mountains… fault lines, and fissures… indicative of tectonic movement… as well as a surprisingly thick atmosphere… scientists were amazed.
Thirteen companies have placed indicative bids for the purchase of 55 per cent of Turk Telecom and will be allowed to conduct due diligence,
Facial features indicative of Donohue syndrome include protuberant
The verb"to run":- All right. indicative mode, past tense, first person singular.
Austria's Erste Bank, Greece's Piraeus Bank and Hungary's OTP submitted indicative bids for DSK, the last state-owned bank in Bulgaria.
Having considered all the aggravation and mitigation in this case… and found the offence was brutal and indicative of wanton cruelty… Mr Kimble… it's this court's judgement that you be.
The choice of venue, experts say, was highly indicative of the changes that have taken place in Serbia and the region.
The effects of flashover can look like evidence of arson, But these burn patterns aren't indicative Of an accelerant.
Now anything over 10% is indicative of full saturation over the last couple of years.
Yes. but indicative of nothing. Von Hauser is gone, which is unfortunate, Yes.
Thank you. Yes, yes, Von Hauser is gone, which is unfortunate but indicative of nothing.
A tidy sum, but hardly indicative of a man bent on enriching himself.
but in my opinion not necessarily indicative of success.
While the broadcaster's move"could be seen as purely a business decision, it is, in fact, also indicative of the highly politicised nature of media affairs and a fear of critical voices," the OSCE official said.
Indicative third singular masc. yaktubu"he writes/ is writing/ will write"→ Subjunctive yaktuba"he may/ should write" Indicative third plural masc. yaktubūna"they write"→ Subjunctive yaktubū"they may write" Indicative third plural fem. yaktubna"they write" Subjunctive yaktubna"they may write" The subjunctive is used in that-clauses,
Completely indicative.