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comeshandy
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01 Jan 2008 Tue 12:02 pm |
I am curious about this word: comeshandy
I saw it in some forums but I couldn't find it in the dictionaries. It's probably used in some special cases. If someone tells even its English meaning, I'll be happy.
BTW yeni yılınızı kutlarım.
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01 Jan 2008 Tue 12:28 pm |
I found "come in handy" in my Longman dictionary.It means "to be useful".
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01 Jan 2008 Tue 12:31 pm |
Turkish is "faydalı olmak"
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01 Jan 2008 Tue 12:43 pm |
Quoting MarioninTurkey: Turkish is "faydalı olmak" |
but is it a verb? it is written together, seems like an adjective... how come?
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01 Jan 2008 Tue 12:48 pm |
"Online surveys conducted in the last couple years show that 95%of internet businessowners face one of the following: either they have no clue how to generate trafficand sales, or the time and money spending on their site, outweight the trafficthey're getting and the profit they're making or should be making. What most of internet business owners fail to realize is that making money online is thecombination of having the right product(s) and the knowledge to sell it or them.That's where http://www.kliksmart.com founder olivier Glaudy's new software comeshandy with its unique all-in-one feature ( both product and knowledge)."
I found it from the google.Here it is adj.
You're right and means useful
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01 Jan 2008 Tue 03:59 pm |
Quoting caliptrix: Quoting MarioninTurkey: Turkish is "faydalı olmak" |
but is it a verb? it is written together, seems like an adjective... how come? |
It is a verb: to come in handy
faydalı olmak
The adjective is handy
faydalı
e.g.
verb:
If you have a Turkish boyfriend, speaking Turkish comes in handy.
adjective:
If you can't understand his sms, ask your handy translator to help.
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01 Jan 2008 Tue 04:12 pm |
Quoting MarioninTurkey: Quoting caliptrix: Quoting MarioninTurkey: Turkish is "faydalı olmak" |
but is it a verb? it is written together, seems like an adjective... how come? |
It is a verb: to come in handy
faydalı olmak
The adjective is handy
faydalı
e.g.
verb:
If you have a Turkish boyfriend, speaking Turkish comes in handy.
adjective:
If you can't understand his sms, ask your handy translator to help.
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Thank you but are they same? Your example has "handy", but I am asking "comeshandy"
Thanks a lot!
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