Usages of dönmek
Hava serinleyip güneş battığında, bazı muhafazakar aileler evlerine sessizce döndü.
When the air cooled and the sun set, some conservative families returned home quietly.
Ben marketten dönüyorum.
I am returning from the market.
Vaka sayısı azaldığında hayat normale dönmeli.
When the number of cases decreases, life should return to normal.
Hava kararmadan eve dönüyorum.
I return home before it gets dark.
Eve döndüğümde yağmur durmuştu, ama rüzgâr hâlâ esiyordu.
When I got home, the rain had stopped, but the wind was still blowing.
Eve dönmeden önce markete uğrayacağım; süt ve ekmek alacağım.
Before returning home, I will stop by the market; I will buy milk and bread.
Artık eve dönüyorum.
I am returning home now.
Kız, şemsiyesini unuttuğundan koşarak eve döndü.
The girl ran back home because she forgot her umbrella.
O sahile doğruca indi; ben ise parka döndüm.
He went straight down to the shore; I, however, returned to the park.
Vantilatör açılınca oda serinledi; herkes sohbetine döndü.
When the fan was turned on, the room cooled; everyone returned to their chat.
Akşamüstü parkta biraz yürüyüp sonra eve döneceğim.
In the late afternoon, I will walk a little in the park and then return home.
Erik toplamak için bahçeye çıktık, ama rüzgâr yüzünden çabuk döndük.
We went out to the garden to pick plums, but we returned quickly because of the wind.
Akşam serin olursa ince bir hırka alırım, ama eve dolmuşla dönerim.
If it gets cool in the evening, I will take a light cardigan, but I will return home by dolmuş.
Akşam eve dönmeden önce ineklere ve koyunlara son kez baktık.
Before returning home in the evening, we looked at the cows and sheep one last time.
Nikâhtan sonra eve dönmek için metrobüse bineceğiz; bu saatte metrobüs genelde çok kalabalık oluyor.
After the ceremony, we will take the metrobus to go home; at this hour the metrobus is usually very crowded.
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