Use kuru for something dry, without wetness.
The idea
Havlu kuru describes a dry towel. In kuru üzüm, the adjective forms an everyday expression for raisins.
Examples
- Havlu kuru.The towel is dry.
- Kuru bir gömlek getiriyorum.I am bringing a dry shirt.
- Bu zemin ıslak değil, kuru.This floor is not wet; it is dry.
- Kuru yapraklar yerde.Dry leaves are on the ground.
- Kuru üzüm seviyorum.I like raisins.
- Ayakkabılarım şimdi kuru.My shoes are dry now.
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Watch out
Kuru üzüm is dried grapes, usually called raisins in English; translating each word separately may sound unnatural.
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Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Havlu ıslak değil; ___. (kuru / ıslak)
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kuru
Kuru says the towel is dry, not wet.
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Üzüm ıslak değil: ___ üzüm. (kuru / ıslak)
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kuru
Kuru completes kuru üzüm, the expression for raisins.
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Bu zemin kuru ___; ıslak. (değil / mi)
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değil
Değil negates kuru: the floor is wet.
Practice round
Answer questions, then rebuild Turkish sentences and words where available. We keep your score.
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Havlu ıslak değil; ___. (kuru / ıslak)
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Üzüm ıslak değil: ___ üzüm. (kuru / ıslak)
Choose the option that completes the Turkish sentence. Bu zemin kuru ___; ıslak. (değil / mi)
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Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Describe a dry object and name raisins in Turkish.