without
Olmadan
definition
adverb
the enemy without
outside.
conjunction
he won't be able to go without we know it
without it being the case that.
preposition
he went to Sweden without her
in the absence of.
the barbarians without the gates
outside.
translation of 'without'
adverb
olmaksızın,
dışarıda,
olmadan
conjunction
-medikçe,
-meksizin
preposition
-meden,
-sız,
dışında,
-siz,
olmadan
example
you're better off 'without' him
people 'without' the correct documents will not be admitted
I can't finish this piece 'without' making a special mention of the lighting.
we'll not give in 'without' a fight
It is very sad that these people can't manage an hour or so 'without' smoking.
American soldiers are now rarely seen outside their vehicles 'without' helicopter and tank support.
His second wife, Bettye, tied the knot 'without' mentioning that she'd been married before.
the barbarians 'without' the gates
it was really bright 'without' the shade
Ideally, they should be allowed to work 'without' any form of outside undue pressure.
Others never venture into the outside world 'without' a chaperone.
there was one sandwich with meat and one 'without'
they sat looking at each other 'without' speaking
The risk of death in a house fire is three times higher in homes 'without' smoke alarms.
she was accused of driving 'without' insurance
This allegation has been denied by the club but in the absence of smoke 'without' fire, it must be considered a possibility.
September is a month of fruition, pleasing sunsets and being able to have a fire again 'without' feeling guilty.
they were completely 'without' fear
This is not the only fire to be reported at a property 'without' a fitted smoke detector in recent weeks.
You watch the emotional drama taking place inside and outside 'without' getting caught up in it.
The workers were found huddled around a fire 'without' the proper dress for the weather.
Hardly a day goes past in Otley at the moment 'without' yet another fire apparently being deliberately started.
he went to Sweden 'without' her
he won't be able to go 'without' we know it
he didn't say anything 'without' first being asked
she took everything 'without' so much as word of thanks
Is this something I could live 'without' and still remain alive and well?
she was unable to get out of bed 'without' help
she kept going, though not 'without' difficulty
This may seem like a simple proposition, but to a man it's like you have asked him to scale Mount Everest 'without' oxygen.
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