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ellipsis in Turkish

ellipsis in Turkish is eksilti, elips, eksiltim — ellipsis means a row of three dots (…) used in writing to show that words have been left out of a quotation, or that a thought trails away unfinished.

ellipsis in Turkish

eksilti
noun
elips
noun
eksiltim
noun

What does "ellipsis" mean?

  1. noun A row of three dots (…) used in writing to show that words have been left out of a quotation, or that a thought trails away unfinished.
    "The review quoted him as saying the film was "ambitious … but far too long"."
  2. noun The leaving out of words from a sentence when the meaning is still clear without them.
    ""Sam plays piano and Jo guitar" uses ellipsis, since the second "plays" is understood."
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ellipsis in a sentence

  • The review quoted him as saying the film was "ambitious … but far too long".
  • She began, "I suppose if you really wanted to…" and stopped.
  • "Sam plays piano and Jo guitar" uses ellipsis, since the second "plays" is understood.

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What is "ellipsis" in Turkish?

"ellipsis" in Turkish is eksilti, elips, eksiltim. ellipsis means: A row of three dots (…) used in writing to show that words have been left out of a quotation, or that a thought trails away unfinished.

How do you use "ellipsis" in a sentence?

Example: "The review quoted him as saying the film was "ambitious … but far too long"." In Turkish, "ellipsis" is eksilti, elips, eksiltim.

Are there other ways to say "ellipsis" in Turkish?

Yes — Turkish has 3 translations listed for "ellipsis": eksilti, elips, eksiltim.

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