What does sonradan yazmak in Turkish mean?

What is the meaning of the word sonradan yazmak in Turkish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use sonradan yazmak in Turkish.

The word sonradan yazmak in Turkish means afterwards, sonradan, müteakip, akabinde, sonradan, geç olarak, sonradan eklenen şey, sonradan anlama, geç anlama, sonradan başa iş açmak, (birşeyi) sonradan anlama, sonradan görme/yeni zengin kimse. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word sonradan yazmak

afterwards

sonradan, müteakip, akabinde

(subsequently)

He came back later and told us he'd found his keys.

sonradan

(after the fact)

You can't board the flight then change your mind about it afterwards.

geç olarak

(late)

Lucy told Tom she had turned 40 two days previously, so he wished her a happy birthday belatedly.

sonradan eklenen şey

(sth added later)

Helen sent a followup email with an afterthought.

sonradan anlama, geç anlama

(surprised response)

Dan thought no one noticed his double take when the eccentrically dressed man passed him in the street, but I did.

sonradan başa iş açmak

(cause trouble later)

Ben's mistake came back to haunt him a few minutes later.

(birşeyi) sonradan anlama

(understanding afterwards)

Hindsight is always a lot clearer than your problems right now.

sonradan görme/yeni zengin kimse

(person: social climber)

Ben is a social upstart who speaks only to influential people.

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