self
öz
definition
verb
the flowers never open and pollination is normally by selfing
self-pollinate; self-fertilize.
pronoun
oneself, in particular.
noun
our alienation from our true selves
a person's essential being that distinguishes them from others, especially considered as the object of introspection or reflexive action.
prefix
self-hatred
of or directed toward oneself or itself.
adjective
a dress with self belt
(of a trimming or cover) of the same material and color as the rest of the item.
translation of 'self'
pronoun
şahsi,
kendine,
özel,
kişisel,
kendi
noun
şahsi çıkar,
çıkar,
bencillik,
karakter,
kişilik,
kişi,
öz,
kendi
adjective
düz renkli,
aynı
example
In Algebra II the next day, Jason was his usual cheerful 'self' .
All's intact if you can be your usual charming 'self' .
He understood me and I didn't have to hide my true 'self' from him.
I only said to him last night that he was back to his normal, bubbly 'self' .
She smiled, and apparently returned to her usual cheerful 'self' .
Political stability can equally only be achieved when political parties place national interests above 'self' .
She'll more than likely be back to her old 'self' before you know it - and she should appreciate that you've been so cool about it.
In it, she draws from the Greek myth of Narcissus, the young man who falls in love with his own reflection, and plays with that notion of desire and passion for 'self' .
She was never her old, cheerful 'self' anymore.
More than that, Australia is positioned as not merely America's partner but her better 'self' .
For the unscrupulous, office might give access to large profits or the manipulation of power in the interests of 'self' , friends, or family.
Now the agonies focused less on Peggy's behaviors than on Moore's yearning for her own true 'self' .
Other features include two end zippered compartments, front 'self' pocket, and back mesh pocket.
Despite my lack of sleep, I think I'm back to my old 'self' again.
It took work and time but I got back to my old 'self' .
By some combination of his own sheer determination, the wonderful work of colleagues, and the support of his family, he seemed back to his old 'self' again.
The writing self (the author) is different from the living 'self' (the person).
I was wondering when you would get back to your old 'self' .
Each person brings into the school his or her unique 'self' .
He was in a great deal of pain and found it difficult to be his old, cheery 'self' .
Instead of the usual little back belt, why not add an entire placket that is laced up with tubes of 'self' fabric?
It's great to see that he is now fully recovered and back to his old 'self' .
For some it is the pursuit of money and possessions, but for others it could be the love of 'self' or pleasure, the god of fashion, driving ambition, or something else that controls our thinking and actions.
Where you expect to find your true inner 'self' , you will come face-to-face with a mob of strangers.
You really need to help him exercise his better 'self' .
He's being his usual charming 'self' , as he always is when medical personnel are trying to help him.
I started out quiet and introverted, then I blossomed a bit, then I went back to my old 'self' .
Martin had returned to his usual, cheerful 'self' , and seemed inclined to pretend nothing had happened, which suited Wendy.
Once the glitter is gone, you are back to your old 'self' .
We disperse ourselves into our many social roles, and as a consequence, we are not linked to our true 'selves' .
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