Bu kelime YDS'de çıktı
indirectly
/ˌɪndəˈrektli/
adverb
Dolaylı olarak
In a way that is not direct or straightforward; through an intermediary or by an oblique route.
- She learned about the news indirectly through a mutual friend.
- The disease can be transmitted indirectly via contaminated surfaces.
- He only indirectly addressed the main issue in his speech.
- Climate change indirectly affects agricultural productivity by altering precipitation patterns and increasing pest populations.
- The Renaissance indirectly influenced modern democratic thought through its emphasis on humanism and individual potential.
- Government subsidies for fossil fuels indirectly discourage investment in renewable energy technologies.