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1 klasik bale
classical ballet -
2 klasik
"classical; classic; standard, classic, usual; classic; classicist" -
3 dümtek
classical Turkish mus. tempo. - tutmak to keep time, beat time. -
4 tambur
classical Turkish mus. a long-necked, stringed instrument similar to the mandolin. -
5 taksim
1. dividing (something) up. 2. math. division. 3. place containing a reservoir from which water is distributed to various parts of a city. 4. slash mark, slash, diagonal, virgule. 5. math. division sign. 6. classical Turkish mus. an instrumental improvisation. - davası law action for partition. - etmek 1. /ı/ to divide (something) up. 2. /ı, a/ math. to divide (one figure) into/by (another): Dördü ikiye taksim etti. He divided four by two./He divided two into four. 3. classical Turkish mus. to improvise. - geçmek/yapmak classical Turkish mus. to improvise. - işareti 1. slash mark, slash, diagonal, virgule. 2. math. division sign. -
6 humanist
adj. humane, classical--------n. humanist, classical scholar* * *humanist -
7 hümanist
adj. humane, classical--------n. humanist, classical scholar* * *humanist -
8 klasik
adj. classic, classical, standard, usual* * *1. classic 2. classical 3. conventional -
9 klasik müzik
n. classical music* * *classical music -
10 divan
"1. council of state. 2. hist. the holding of a court; public sitting (of a governor, council, judge). 3. collected poems, divan. - durmak to stand in a respectful position with hands folded in front. D- Edebiyatı classical Ottoman poetry. - şairi a classical Ottoman poet." -
11 gazel
1. Ottoman poet. ghazel, ghazal, gazel. 2. classical Turkish mus. extemporaneous vocal taksim. - okumak 1. to recite a ghazel. 2. classical Turkish mus. to extemporize a taksim vocally. 3. colloq. to talk bunk (in order to deceive or distract someone). -
12 atlas
n. Atlas, Titan condemned to bear the Earth and heavens on his shoulders (Classical Mythology)* * *1. atlas 2. book of maps -
13 mükemmel
adj. perfect, excellent, complete, unique, accomplished, all around, alpha plus, ambrosial, banner, beyond praise, bully, capital, champion, classic, classical, classy, commanding, consummate, copybook, dandy, dreamy, elegant, famous, faultless, fine--------adv. famously, par excellence, to a turn--------interj. excellent, cool, that takes the cake--------n. the dandy* * *1. superlative 2. wonderful 3. wondrous 4. classy 5. dandy 6. excellent 7. perfect 8. distinguishing (n.) 9. wondering (n.) 10. distinguished (adj.) 11. perfect (adj.) 12. divine (adj.) -
14 olağanüstü
adj. extraordinary, extreme, supernatural, supernormal, incredible, exceptional, remarkable, spectacular, terrific, breathtaking, classical, dreamy, exceeding, extra, fantastic, fantastical, glorious, huge, marvellous, marvelous, miraculous--------n. above the ordinary* * *1. abnormal 2. extraordinary 3. fantastic 4. fantastical 5. lulu 6. magnificent 7. marvelous 8. phenomenal -
15 unutkanlık
n. Lethe, river of forgetfulness (Classical Mythology)* * *forgetfulness -
16 eski dile ait
adj. classical -
17 eski diller
n. the classical languages -
18 hümanist eğitim
n. classical education -
19 klas
adj. remarkable, cool, classic, classical, in style--------n. honey -
20 klasik biçimde olan
adj. classical
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