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1 defektli
defective -
2 eksük
Defective of anything -
3 eksük
Defective of anything -
4 arızalı
adj. broken, faulty, defective, out of order* * *1. bumpy 2. defective -
5 sakat
",-tı 1. (physically) disabled (person); handicapped (person); /dan/ (someone) who has a defect in (a part of his body): Adam gözlerinden sakat. The man has defective vision. 2. unsound, defective, deformed, crippled, maimed, or mutilated (part of a human body). 3. unsound, broken (piece of furniture). 4. unsound, (plan, project, job) which has a serious drawback or drawbacks. 5. ungrammatical, faultily constructed (phrase, sentence)." -
6 defolu mal
n. waster, wastrel, reject, rejection* * *defective fabric -
7 eksik
adj. deficient, lacking, defective, incomplete, insufficient, short, missing, wanting, less, minus, imperfect, inadequate, incommensurate, incompetent, lame, ragged, scrimp, scrimpy, shy, sketchy, skimp, skimpy--------adv. short, out--------n. deficiency, shortfall, gappy, missing part* * *1. abortive 2. deficient 3. incomplete 4. incompleteness 5. missing 6. lacking (n.) -
8 kusurlu
adj. defective, faulty, imperfect, incomplete, inaccurate, tainted, culpable, incommensurate, malformed, peccant* * *1. blamable 2. deficient in 3. imperfect -
9 kusurlu hale getir
make defective -
10 özürlü
adj. defective, disabled, handicapped, malformed--------n. gappy* * *crippled -
11 sakat
adj. handicapped, disabled, lame, invalid, crippled, defective, funny, game, gammy, incapable of working, infirm, malformed, wonky--------n. disabled, cripple, invalid, lame duck, crock* * *1. unwholesome 2. crippled 3. crock 4. malformed 5. crippled (adj.) 6. hamstringed (adj.) 7. hamstrung (adj.) 8. maimed (adj.) 9. cripple (n.) -
12 yetersiz
adj. defective, deficient, disqualified, exiguous, half-way, handicapped, inadequate, incapable, incommensurate, incompetent, inconclusive, inefficient, ineligible, insufficient, meager, meagre, powerless, scant, scanty, scrimp, scrimpy, shoestring--------adv. poorly* * *1. scant 2. scanty 3. unqualified 4. unsatisfactory 5. deficient 6. inadequate 7. incompetent 8. insufficient 9. meager -
13 zihinsel özürlü
adj. mentally defective* * *subnormal -
14 defolu
adj. faulty, defective, flawed; damaged -
15 yetersiz olmak
v. be defective in, be disqualified for -
16 zekâ özürlü kişi
n. mental defective -
17 zihinsel özürlü kimse
n. mental defective -
18 özürlü olmak
v. be defective in -
19 arızalı
"broken-down, out of order, defective; uneven, rough, rugged, broken" -
20 eksik
"missing, lacking, absent, short; less (than); incomplete, imperfect, defective, deficient; insufficient; deficiency, lack, defect, shortfall"
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Defective — Defective. См. Дефектный. (Источник: «Металлы и сплавы. Справочник.» Под редакцией Ю.П. Солнцева; НПО Профессионал , НПО Мир и семья ; Санкт Петербург, 2003 г.) … Словарь металлургических терминов
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defective — (informal) A damaged pouch, sack, lock, or key … Glossary of postal terms