WordReference English-Turkish Dictionary © 2025:
| Temel Çeviriler |
| devotion n | (dedication: to a task) | özveri, fedakârlık i. |
| | Miranda practiced piano every day with devotion. |
| devotion to [sth] n | (dedication: to a task) (göreve, vb.) | bağlılık i. |
| | His devotion to the task enabled him to finish it in only two days. |
| devotion n | (attachment: to a person) | sadakat, bağlılık, vefa i. |
| | Michael wrote a poem to Eva to express his devotion. |
| devotion to [sb] n | (attachment: to a person) (birisine) | bağlılık i. |
| | It was touching to see the children's devotion to their grandparents. |
| devotion n | (commitment: to a cause) | kendini adama, adanmışlık i. |
| | Linda's hard work for the cause shows the degree of her devotion. |
| devotion to [sth] n | (commitment: to a cause) | sadakat i. |
| | | bağlılık i. |
| | The movement depends entirely on its members' devotion to the cause. |
| Ek Çeviriler |
| devotion n | (religious: worship) | dua i. |
| | The photograph shows the priest kneeling in devotion. |
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