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associate (v.) -
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Associate -
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Associate -
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associate professorship -
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associate professorship. -
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n. associate professor, instructor, reader* * *associate professor -
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adj. common, collective, joint, conjunct, consociate, fellow, identic, mutual, sympathetic--------n. partner, associate, shareholder, collaborator, consociate, cooperator, copartner, dormant partner, mate, pard, party, privy, sidekick--------ortak (karar)adj. agreed* * *1. collective 2. common 3. corporate 4. partner 5. shared (adj.) 6. associate (adj.) 7. partner (n.) -
8 işbirliği yapmak
v. cooperate, collaborate, associate, aline oneself with, associate oneself, make common cause with, go ahead with, identify to, identify with -
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v. be a party to, become partners, associate, associate oneself, club, club together, interest, make one, participate, partner, share in -
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1. dog. 2. vulg. bastard, s.o.b. -in ağzına kemik atmak vulg. to shut up a troublemaker by giving him a slice of the pie. -e atsan yemez. colloq. It´s not even fit for a dog to eat. -i bağlasan durmaz. colloq. It´s not fit for a dog to live in, much less a person! -le dalaşmaktan çalıyı dolaşmak yeğdir./-e dalanmaktan çalıyı dolanmak yeğdir. proverb It is worth doing whatever is necessary to avoid a confrontation with a nasty person. -in duası kabul/makbul olsa/olsaydı gökten kemik yağar/yağardı. proverb If scoundrels were to run the world, it´d be an uninhabitable place. - gibi cringingly, fawningly. -ler güler buna. colloq. It´s too funny for words. -e hoşt, kediye pist dememek to be unable to say boo to a goose. - köpek olalı bir av avladı. colloq. In all this time he´s only managed to do one noteworthy thing. - soyu vulg. bastard, s.o.b. -le yatan pire ile kalkar. proverb 1. If you associate with a scoundrel, you´ll pick up some of his habits. 2. If you associate with a scoundrel, you´ll suffer for it. - yese kudurur. colloq. Even the most low-down scoundrel couldn´t stomach such a remark! -
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"1. blind. 2. dull, not sharp. 3. dim (light). 4. blind, dead-end. 5. blind, unaware of what´s happening. 6. (in expressions) bad, evil; unlucky. - boğaz one´s appetite for food, hunger. - çapa a short, blunt hoe. - değneğini beller gibi without ever thinking of doing otherwise. - dövüşü chaotic situation. - duman very thick fog. - hat rail. siding. -ün istediği bir göz, Allah verdi iki göz. colloq. He was blessed with more than he´d hoped for. - kadı forthright person, person who speaks his mind. - kör parmağım gözüne colloq. out in the open, perfectly evident, clear. -ü körüne blindly, carelessly, at random. - kütük sarhoş dead drunk. -ler mahallesinde ayna satmak to sell refrigerators to Eskimos, carry coals to Newcastle. -ler memleketinde şaşılar padişah/baş olur. proverb An inferior thing seems first-rate to those who have never known anything better. - nişancılık 1. hitting the target by chance only. 2. doing something correctly by chance only. - olası/olasıca colloq. 1. Damn him/her/it! 2. damned, accursed. -ünü öldürmek 1. to satisfy one´s desires after a fashion. 2. to swallow one´s pride and admit one´s helplessness. - ölür badem gözlü olur, kel ölür sırma saçlı olur. proverb What was ugly or worthless seems beautiful or valuable once it has been lost. - şeytan/talih bad luck. - tapa blind flange. - topal colloq. after a fashion, in a half-assed way. - uçuş flying blind. -le yatan şaşı kalkar. proverb 1. If you associate with a scoundrel, you´ll pick up some of his habits. 2. If you associate with a scoundrel, you´ll suffer for it." -
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",-ki 1. making (someone) a partner or associate in; making (someone) a sharer in/of. 2. making (someone) a partner to (God) (in His rule). - etmek /ı, a/ 1. to make (someone) a partner or associate in; to make (someone) a sharer in/of. 2. to make (someone) a partner to (God) (in His rule)." -
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instruction, education. - bilgisi didactics. - görevlisi lecturer in a university (whose appointment is part-time or temporary). - özgürlüğü academic freedom. - programı/izlencesi curriculum. - üyesi university teacher who is either an associate or full professor. - yardımcısı university teacher who is not a lecturer and whose rank is below that of associate professor. - yılı academic year, school year. -
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n. friend, pal, buddy, bud, fellow, companion, mate, comrade, associate, bedfellow, brother, chap, chum, compeer, consociate, familiar, feller, sidekick; helpmate, helpmeet* * *1. buddy 2. chap 3. chum 4. companion 5. comrade 6. fellow 7. friend 8. mate (n.) 9. intimate (n.) -
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adj. incorporated, united, joint, associated, consolidated, corporate, associate, fasciated, incorporate* * *1. acervuline 2. conjoint 3. conjunct 4. united (adj.) 5. coalesced (adj.) 6. unified (adj.) 7. consolidated (adj.) 8. federated (adj.) 9. incorporated (adj.) 10. joined (adj.) 11. associated (adj.) -
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v. consubstantiate, unite, join, combine, consolidate, assemble, put together, stick together, aggregate, ally, amalgamate, associate, colligate, compound, confederate, congregate, conjoin, connect, couple, dovetail, federate, fuze, incorporate* * *1. combine 2. connect 3. join 4. unite -
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adj. forthcoming--------n. friend, ally, pal, fellow, lover, associate, bean, bedfellow, brother, comrade, connection, connexion, crony, pard* * *1. fellow 2. pal 3. ally (n.) -
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n. co worker, colleague, workfellow, yokefellow, yokemate, collaborator, cooperator* * *associate (n.) -
19 işbirliği yap
1. associate with 2. collaborate 3. cooperate 4. gang (v.) -
20 ortak ol
1. associate (v.) 2. partner (v.)
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