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1 durum
1. state, condition. 2. situation, circumstances. (...) -unda in the event that..., in the event of...: kâğıda zam gelmesi durumunda in the event that there is an increase in the price of paper. - almak to take a stand. - belgesi 1. certificate. 2. certificate of good conduct. -u bozulmak to get into financial straits. -u düzelmek (for one´s financial position) to improve, get better. -
2 iktidar
"1. power, ability, capacity: Vezirin seni nefyetmeye iktidarı var. The vizier has the power to exile you. Bu iş Âdem´in mali iktidarı üstünde. This job is beyond Âdem´s financial capacity. 2. political power. 3. (a) group that is in power, (a) government. 4. potency, ability of a male to perform sexual intercourse. -a gelmek (for a political party or its leader) to come into power. - mevkii (position of) being in power: Onun partisi iktidar mevkiine geldi. His party came into power. -da olmak (for a political party/leader) to be in power. -ında olmak to be able to, have the capacity to (do something); to have the power to (do something): Bunu yapmak iktidarındadır. He has the power to do this. - partisi pol. the party in power. - sahibi 1. (someone) who possesses the power or capacity to do something. 2. someone who possesses the power or capacity to do something."
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