ate in Turkish
ate in Turkish is at — ate means the past tense of "eat".
ate in Turkish
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What does "ate" mean?
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verb The past tense of "eat".
"I ate a big bowl of soup for lunch yesterday."
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noun An older sister, or a respectful way of addressing a woman who is older than you, even if she is not a blood relative.
"She always calls her older cousin Ate Grace out of respect."
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ate in a sentence
- I ate a big bowl of soup for lunch yesterday.
- The children ate all the biscuits before their parents came home.
- She always calls her older cousin Ate Grace out of respect.
- The younger staff refer to the senior waitress as Ate even though they are not related.
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What is "ate" in Turkish?
"ate" in Turkish is at. ate means: The past tense of "eat".
How do you use "ate" in a sentence?
Example: "I ate a big bowl of soup for lunch yesterday." In Turkish, "ate" is at.
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