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21 bölüştürmek
v. divide, share out, split, apportion, portion out, portion, allocate, allot, lot, mete, serve out, whack up -
22 bölüştürmemek
v. (neg. form of bölüştürmek) divide, share out, split, apportion, portion out, portion, allocate, allot, lot, mete, serve out, whack up -
23 desil
n. decile, (Statistics) any one of 9 numbers that divide a frequency distribution into ten groups of equal frequency; any one of ten groups of equal frequency -
24 hisselere ayırmak
v. divide up, allot, parcel out, parcel -
25 ikiye ayırmak
v. bisect, divide--------ikiye ayırmak (kesmek)v. cleave in twain -
26 ikiye bölmek
v. divide into two, halve -
27 parsellemek
v. divide up into plots, plot, parcel out, parcel -
28 parsellememek
v. (neg. form of parsellemek) divide up into plots, plot, parcel out, parcel -
29 paylaşmamak
v. (neg. form of paylaşmak) share, share out, go shares, divide, split, divvy, divvy up, cast in, double up, double up on, partake, participate of, go snacks, whack up -
30 sınıflandırmamak
v. (neg. form of sınıflandırmak) classify, grade, categorize, sort, label, assort, class, divide, graduate, group, label as, rate, sort out, subsume -
31 yaşam ile ölüm arasındaki çizgi
n. divideTurkish-English dictionary > yaşam ile ölüm arasındaki çizgi
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32 yağmur sularını ayıran dağ sırası
n. divideTurkish-English dictionary > yağmur sularını ayıran dağ sırası
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33 bölmää
[T bölmek, Az bölmäk, Tk bölmek, from OT *böl]: to divideA Concise Gagauz Dictionary with etymologies and Turkish, Azerbaijani and Turkmen cognates > bölmää
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34 ayırmak
"to separate, to part, to abstract; to detach, to divide; to segregate, to isolate; to sort sth out, to grade; to break, to intersect; to disconnect, to dissever, to disjoin; to sift, to screen; to distinguish, to discern, to discriminate, to differentiate" -
35 bölmek
"to divide (into), to dismember, to partition, to carve sth up, to cleave; to separate" -
36 bölüştürmek
to divide, to distribute, to share, to portion sth out -
37 kırışmak
"to wrinkle, to crinkle, to crease, to crush, to crumple, to ruck up; to kill one another; to bet with each other; to divide among/between themselves" -
38 parsellemek
to divide into plots -
39 paylaştırmak
to portion sth out, to carve sth up, to deal sth out, to share, to divide, to apportion -
40 taksim etmek
to divide, to parcel sth out
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