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1 müşterice kurulan
customer setup -
2 müşteri kabulü
customer acceptance -
3 müşteri
customer, purchaser, buyer, client -
4 müşteri
n. customer, client, buyer, patron, purchaser, shopper, patronizer, taker* * *1. buyer 2. client 3. clientele 4. customer -
5 alıcı
1. customer. 2. receiver, recipient. 3. (radio, telephone) receiver. 4. movie camera. - bulmak (for something) to sell, have a market, be in demand. - gözüyle bakmak to look carefully and with interest. - kılığına girmek to pretend to be a customer, act as if one wants to buy something. - kuş bird of prey. - melek the Angel of Death. - verici 1. one who takes back a present he has given. 2. two-way radio. - yönetmeni/yönetmen cameraman. -
6 bereket
",-ti 1. abundance, plenty; increase; fruitfulness. 2. blessing; divine gift. 3. fortunately, thank heaven. 4. prov. rain. - boynuzu cornucopia, horn of plenty. -i içinde. There´s not much, but it´s enough. -ini gör. May it (i.e. the money paid to the merchant) benefit you! (said by a customer as a reply to the formula, Bereket versin! said by a merchant). - ki/bereket versin ki Thank goodness.../Thank God...: Bereket ki kafa kâğıdımı unutmadım. Thank goodness I didn´t forget my identity card. - tanrıçası fertility goddess. - versin! Enjoy it!/May you benefit from it! (said by a seller to a customer at the conclusion of a sale). - versin see bereket ki." -
7 seçmece
1. (sold) by allowing the customer to pick and choose: Seçmece verirsen alırım. If you let me choose the ones I want, I´ll buy from you. 2. (something) sold by allowing the customer to pick and choose. -
8 alıcı
adj. recipient--------n. buyer, vendee, consumer, customer, purchaser, client; addressee, receiver; acceptor, accepter, consignee, pickup, recipient; set, sounder, wireless receiving set, wireless set* * *1. acceptor 2. addressee 3. angler 4. buyer 5. consignee 6. receiver 7. receptor 8. recipient 9. sensor 10. tuner 11. receiving (n.) -
9 herif
n. fellow, guy, Johnny, customer, dick [colloq.], buster [colloq.], blighter [colloq.], cuss [colloq.], bozo [colloq.], dog [colloq.], cove [colloq.], bugger [sl.], josser [sl.], mug [colloq.], sod [sl.], stooge, varlet, bloke [sl.], fucker [sl.]* * *guy (n.) -
10 tip
n. type, sort, style, cut, specimen, guy, person, bugger, Johnny, customer, tip, bakhshish, baksheesh, cast, codger, cuss, ilk, Job, norm, number, perk, perquisite, pourboire, vintage* * *1. type 2. type (n.) 3. medicine -
11 yönetici
n. customer service, administrator, boss, controller, director, executive, governor, head, headman, headsman, intendant, manager, overseer, ruler, supervisor* * *1. superintendent 2. supervisor 3. administrator 4. business leader 5. director 6. manager -
12 alıcılar
n. clientele, customer base, group of customers -
13 alışverişçi
n. shopper, one who visits stores and buys merchandise, customer of a retail store -
14 lütfen müşteri hizmetlerine sorun
Please ask customer service.Turkish-English dictionary > lütfen müşteri hizmetlerine sorun
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15 müşteri hizmetleri
n. customer service -
16 tehlikeli adam
n. ugly customer -
17 alıcı
"purchaser, buyer, customer, client; consignee; addressee; receiver; movie camera; acceptor" -
18 ayağı alışmak
"to frequent; to be a regular customer of" -
19 müdavim
"frequenter; regular visitor; regular customer." -
20 peşinci
1. (someone) who sells goods for cash on the barrelhead. 2. (someone) who pays in cash, cash (customer).
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