Examples of using "Aykırı" in a sentence and their english translations:
It's beyond reason.
- Don't go against the rules.
- Do not disobey the rules.
Murder is against the law.
It's against the law.
We must not violate the Constitution.
It's against my principles.
It goes against logic.
That runs against my principles.
It's against the law to do that.
Is that against the law?
It's not against the law.
What they say is contradictory to their feelings.
Is that unconstitutional?
It was unprofessional.
Is it unconstitutional?
It's against my morals.
He couldn't go against his principles.
Laws may not contradict the constitution.
- This goes against my principles.
- This is against my principles.
I know it's against the law.
Tom and Mary are outsiders.
I had a contrary opinion to the plan.
Drinking isn't against the law.
You didn't break the law.
Isn't that against the law?
- It is not immoral to be rich.
- It is not immoral to be wealthy.
- It is not immoral to be rich.
- It is not immoral to be wealthy.
Today, however, despite being contrary to Islam
I wouldn't want to do anything against the law.
That's not against the law, is it?
He said it was unconstitutional.
Finally, does the Enlightenment go against human nature?
This law was written in an unconstitutional way.
As for me, I have nothing against the plan.
When a federal court finally deemed this unconstitutional,
I know it's against the law to do what we just did.
Tom wasn't breaking the law.
Tom was accused of performing a lewd act in public.
They fined him 5,000 yen for illegal parking.
The mayor said that lawbreakers wouldn't be tolerated.
What law have I broken?
Humor is defined as comic, absurd, or incongruous quality causing amusement.
- Tom said he did nothing illegal.
- Tom said that he did nothing illegal.
Despite their truth, sayings like "carpe diem", "live for yourself" and "know your worth" have degenerated into cliches for justifying rudeness, oddness, and apathy, at the hands of TV personalities and columnists. That is what is called "educated ignorance".