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1 kısıt
constraint -
2 kısıtlama
constraint, crackdown -
3 baskı
"1. press, baling press. 2. constraint, restraint, pressure. 3. printing; edition; number of copies printed. 4. stamp (for printing fabrics). 5. hem. 6. lever (of a press). - altında olmak to be under constraint or pressure. - altında tutmak /ı/ to keep (someone) under (one´s) thumb. - kalıbı die for embossing or printing a book cover. - makinesi stamping press. - sayısı printing, number of copies printed. - yapmak /a/ 1. to put pressure on. 2. to use force (with). 3. to oppress. - yönetimi despotism." -
4 alıkoyma
n. detention, stoppage, constraint, interception, preclusion, retardation, retention, stay* * *1. detention 2. withheld (adj.) -
5 baskı
adj. typographic--------n. edition, print, printing, press; pressure, restraint, coercion, compulsion; constraint, crackdown, crush, duress, force, heat, impression, repression, screw, squeeze, stress, thrust--------pref. piezo* * *1. edition 2. oppression 3. suppression 4. print (n.) 5. imprint (n.) -
6 çekinme
n. hesitation, fear, diffidence, constraint, wince* * *diffidence -
7 eşitlik kısıtı
equality constraint -
8 etkin kısıtlayıcı
binding constraint -
9 kendini tutma
n. continence, self control, aplomb, constraint, self command, self restraint* * *1. continence 2. self control -
10 kısıtlama
n. limitation, restriction, restraint, inhibition, constriction, qualification, straitjacket* * *1. constraint 2. restriction -
11 sınırlama
n. limitation, restriction, chain, circumscription, confinement, constraint, delimitation, localization, qualification, restraint, termination* * *1. delimitation 2. limitation 3. localisation 4. localization -
12 zor
adj. arduous, baffling, crucial, cruel, difficult, exacting, formidable, hairy, hard, inconvenient, knotty, mean, rough, sticky, stiff, tight, trickish, uneasy; causing difficulty--------n. constraint, force, main, might, strain* * *1. straitened 2. subtle 3. uphill 4. difficult 5. hard (adj.) -
13 zorlama
n. arm twisting, coaction, coercion, compulsion, constraint, duress, enforcement, force, impellent, pressure, push, screw, strain, urge, violence* * *1. coercion 2. compulsion 3. compelling (n.) 4. constraining (n.) 5. forcing (n.) 6. stress (n.) -
14 cebir
"algebra; compulsion, force, constraint" -
15 zor
"difficult, hard, troublesome, tough, stiff; difficulty; obligation, compulsion, constraint; force, strength; barely, hardly" -
16 zorlama
"compulsion, constraint, coercion; rupture; forced, compulsory" -
17 başıboşluk
"1. lack of control; lack of supervision; lack of government. 2. lack of constraint, lack of restriction." -
18 cebir
,-bri 1. algebra. 2. compulsion, constraint, force. - kullanmak to use force. -
19 ikrah
"1. loathing, aversion; distaste. 2. law coercion, constraint. - etmek /dan/ to loathe, have an aversion for/to. - gelmek /a, dan/ to come to loathe (something): Bana bundan ikrah geldi. I have come to loathe this. " -
20 serbestlik
1. freedom, lack of restriction. 2. unconstrainedness, lack of constraint, easy manner.
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