Examples of using "Açıktır" in a sentence and their english translations:
It's clear to everybody.
The windows are open.
The evidence is clear.
The bookstore is open.
The skies are clear.
The implications are clear.
The pastry shop is open.
- The door is open.
- The door's open.
- It is clear that we cannot live without air.
- It's clear that we can't live without air.
The collection is open to the public.
The door is sometimes open.
The gate is open now.
She's on a roll.
The library is open to the public.
Their intentions are obvious.
The answer to that's obvious.
The department's rules are clear.
The policy is pretty clear.
The law is pretty clear.
The truth is really clear.
The bath is open on Saturdays.
The park is open to everybody.
The message is very clear.
The door is half open.
The Quran is very direct in its teachings.
The file cabinet drawers are open.
He is very direct about it.
- It's obvious that he's in the wrong.
- It's obvious that he's wrong.
- It's obvious he's wrong.
Japan is very subject to earthquakes.
- The door is open.
- The door is on the latch.
It is obvious that he is right.
It is clear that he is guilty.
- This place is open to everybody.
- That place is open to everybody.
- It's obvious that he's wrong.
- It's obvious he's wrong.
The library is open to all students.
It's as clear as mud.
- This place is open to everybody.
- That place is open to everybody.
The shop stays open all day.
The refrigerator is open.
The store is also open at night.
- It is clear that he is at home.
- It's clear that he's at home.
This garden is open to the public.
Tom's office door is open.
The store also opens at night.
The reason is clear.
The museum is open year-round.
Our doors are always open.
It's as clear as a bell.
The meaning of this expression is clear.
The sky is clear almost every day.
The store is open all the year round.
The shop is open from Monday to Saturday.
It is clear that the ship sank.
Tom is obviously in love with Mary.
- The museum is open from Monday to Friday.
- The museum is open from Mondays to Fridays.
- It's obvious that Tom isn't talking to Mary.
- It's obvious Tom isn't talking to Mary.
The duty chemist is open on Sunday morning.
The supermarket is open Monday through Saturday.
It's quite clear that Tom doesn't want to be here.
It's quite clear that Tom is going to be late.
- It's clear that Tom is not yet convinced.
- It's clear that Tom isn't yet convinced.
- It's clear Tom isn't yet convinced.
The challenge now is clear.
Our store is open seven days a week.
The museum is open to the public.
The record concert is free of charge and is open to everyone.
That store is open all year.
- It's obvious that Tom is a skilled musician.
- It's obvious Tom is a skilled musician.
- The museum is open from 9 a.m.
- The museum is open from nine o'clock in the morning.
Tom is always open to new ideas.
The contradiction is painfully obvious.
It's obvious to everyone that he's a genius.
Most of the hotels are open all year round.
The law is perfectly clear.
This convenience store never closes.
The library is open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
It's clear from his actions that he loves her.
A fan page is always public.
In the light of this fact, it is clear that he is innocent.
That he is a genius is clear to everyone.
That ramen shop is open late at night.
and it's clear now that those disadvantaged children
It's open year-round from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
It's obvious that he's not used to living on a tight budget.
The tourist office is open from nine o'clock to one o'clock.
It is obvious to me that he has no political acumen at all.
It's clear that there's a rather strong disagreement between the two.
Tom and Mary have been at odds with each other for a long time.
Our store is open every day of the year except Christmas and New Year's.
and perhaps it is more overt, which is indicative of this type of poetry.
It is clear that no one has anything new to suggest.
All the elements of a data structure are public by default.
This shop is open from 9 to 6 o'clock.
They are open 24 hours a day.
Tom is candid about his past.