What does centilmen in Turkish mean?
What is the meaning of the word centilmen in Turkish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use centilmen in Turkish.
The word centilmen in Turkish means gentleman, kibar, nazik, efendi, centilmen, kibar erkek, centilmen, kibar erkek, centilmen, (erkek) kibar, centilmen, nazik, centilmen, kibar adam, centilmen erkek, efendi erkek, centilmen/sportmen erkek. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word centilmen
gentleman
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kibar, nazik, efendi, centilmen(gentlemanly, courteous) Jason is quite chivalrous; he always opens doors for his girlfriend. |
kibar erkek, centilmen(courteous man) Richard acted like a perfect gentleman on his date. |
kibar erkek, centilmen(informal, abbreviation (gentleman, courteous man) The gent in the green hat gave me directions to the theater. |
(erkek) kibar, centilmen, nazik(man: gentlemanly, courteous) Chris is always gallant and opens doors for women. |
centilmen(informal (sb amenable) Would you be a sport and lend me some money? |
kibar adam, centilmen erkek, efendi erkek(dated (gentleman) (modası geçmiş kullanım) That polite young man is a real gallant. |
centilmen/sportmen erkek(male: gentlemanly, fair) A true sportsman wouldn't argue about the final score. |
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