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1 combined
adj. bileşik, birleşik, karma, kombine, karışık* * *1. birleştirilmiş (adj.) 2. birleştir (v.) 3. kombine (adj.) -
2 combined
birlesik, karisik, kombine -
3 combined
v.birleştir:adj.birleştirilmiş -
4 combined bleaching
kombine ağartma -
5 combined carbon
kombine karbon -
6 combined head
birleşik kafa -
7 combined print
bileşik kopya -
8 combined arms
karma birlikler -
9 combined bill of lading
kombine konsimento -
10 combined bleaching
kombine agartma, kombine beyazlatma -
11 combined carbon
kombine karbon, kombine kömür -
12 combined head
birlesik kafa, okuma, yazma kafasi -
13 combined milling
kombine dinkleme -
14 combined policy
kombine poliçe -
15 combined print
(film) bilesik kopya -
16 combined transport
birlesik nakliye, birlesik tasima -
17 combined transport bill of lading
birlesik nakliye konsimentosuEnglish to Turkish dictionary > combined transport bill of lading
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18 combined transport document
birlesik nakliye belgesi -
19 combined voyage
kombine seyahat -
20 combined bleaching
kombine ağartma
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