Examples of using "çalışmaz" in a sentence and their english translations:
The radio will not work.
My car won't start.
- It doesn't work.
- It won't work.
- That doesn't work.
The engine doesn't work.
The car doesn't run fast.
Tom's car won't start.
Tom doesn't study a lot.
- It doesn't work like that.
- It doesn't work that way.
- It just doesn't work that way.
- It just doesn't work like that.
This computer doesn't work.
This car won't start.
Tom doesn't work at night.
Mike doesn't practice basketball on Monday.
Monica doesn't study a lot.
- He hardly ever works.
- She hardly ever works.
He does not study hard enough.
- He does not work so hard as he used to.
- He doesn't study as hard as he used to.
He hardly works.
- My computer won't start up anymore.
- My computer doesn't boot up anymore.
Your phone's not going to work in this cave.
Cellphones don't work in the tunnel.
Tom doesn't try very hard.
Tom doesn't study French much.
He never works on Sunday.
and the technology doesn't always work.
She doesn't study as hard as her sister.
No one works on Sundays.
It won't work.
He hardly studies chemistry.
If you abuse your computer, it won't work well.
Tom usually doesn't work on Mondays.
Tom never works on Sunday.
Tom doesn't work as much as Mary.
I hope Tom doesn't try to do that.
Tom doesn't study French every day.
Tom never studies French anymore.
Tom almost never works on Monday.
Tom doesn't practice the piano as much as Mary does.
Tom never works on Monday.
I hope Tom doesn't try to kiss me.
Cellphones do not work in the air-raid shelter.
Tom doesn't study as hard as he should.
Tom almost never works on Saturday.
Tom doesn't even try to keep up with fashion.
If you abuse your computer, it won't work well.
Tom doesn't even try to help Mary.
John was trained in information systems, but he doesn't work with computers.
Tom hardly ever studies after 10:00 p.m.
- Tom is not exactly the 9-to-5 type.
- Tom isn't exactly the 9-to-5 type.
Tom definitely won't work for less than $300 an hour.
The elevators in this building are often out of order.