Examples of using "Yarıyor" in a sentence and their english translations:
What's the good of it?
- Does it work?
- Does that work?
The plan is working.
It really comes in handy.
Our method is working.
and you might say, "So what?"
- I think it works.
- I think it's working.
- I think that it works.
- I think that it's working.
Tom's strategy is working.
It really does work.
This plan is working.
It's simple, but it works.
The medication is working.
Hey, this is working.
My strategy is working.
What does this machine do?
But at least this is working.
And the thing is, it works.
what does the magnetic field do
What does this device do?
Does that even work?
Is that thing working?
- That seems to work.
- It seemed to work.
- It seems to work.
All these methods work.
The treatment appears to be working.
This drug works well.
Your strategy seems to be working.
Your stupid plan is actually working.
Does acupuncture really work?
What do the pedals on a piano do?
- What is this button for?
- What's this button for?
Do you think that dream-catchers work?
This is working pretty well.
The immunotherapy drugs appear to be working,
Works every time, doesn't it?
It's works, in what's called "evaporative cooling."
What's that bucket doing here?
Does this thing actually work?
Everything seemed to work.
This old trick still works.
Nothing seemed to work.
Does this medicine really work?
The question works even when it doesn't.
Nothing I try seems to work.
It works for most people.
and letting the audience know which side we're on.
- What good are those?
- What good are they?
Everything is working out just as Tom predicted.
What a small television set! Does it really work?
What does this machine do?
What's that supposed to do?
What good are they?
And we found that this no-English rule worked incredibly well.
What's that thing supposed to do?