Examples of using "Düşkün" in a sentence and their english translations:
He is very fond of music.
Are you fond of baseball?
Ann is partial to chocolate.
Tom is fond of hunting.
He is fond of playing tennis.
I'm not fond of her face.
We've become quite fond of one another.
I'm not too keen on it.
Are you fond of listening to the radio?
Are you fond of Maltese dogs?
Tom isn't fond of golf.
Tom is very fond of Mary.
Aren't you fond of playing tennis?
She as well as her friends is fond of music.
Great men are fond of sensual pleasures.
Ann is exceedingly fond of chocolate.
- I am not keen on this kind of music.
- I'm not keen on this kind of music.
He is a man who is fond of ceremony.
Tom isn't fond of nicknames.
He's very fond of walking.
I am not fond of pets.
He is not fond of pets.
Mary is not fond of pets.
We are not fond of pets.
They are not fond of pets.
Are you fond of swimming?
Mary has become very fond of Charles.
He seemed to be very keen on music.
He seems to be very fond of the student.
I'm not particularly keen on this kind of music.
She seems to be fond of talking about herself.
I'm not as fond of music as you are.
Tom seems to be fond of doing that.
He seems to be very fond of the boy.
I am not so fond of music as you are.
Tom is being a bit self-indulgent, isn't he?
Do people ever accuse you of being self-indulgent?
You are not fond of pets, are you?
That teacher tends to be partial to female students.
She is not fond of pets.
Are you fond of music?
It is sown in dishonour; it is raised in glory. It is sown in weakness; it is raised in power.
- Tom felt terrible when Mary told him she was fond of him but didn't love him.
- Tom felt terrible when Mary told him that she was fond of him but didn't love him.
That young man is very keen on cycling.
Tom is fun-loving.
A socialite is a person who is well known in fashionable society and is fond of social activities and entertainment.
- Tom is a hedonist.
- Tom is a bon vivant.
- Tom is fun-loving.