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81 zeeman etkisi
zeeman effect -
82 abartılı davranış
n. stage effect -
83 afallanmış
adj. stunned, astonished, totally amazed, filled with emotional effect of strong surprise or shock -
84 apriori
adj. a priori, apriority, from cause to effect, deductive, valid independently of observation -
85 duygu sömürüsü
n. histrionics, stage effect -
86 efekt
n. effect -
87 ekti
n. impact, influence, effect -
88 etki etmek
v. effect, affect, have influence upon, act, operate, sway -
89 etkisi olmak
v. be effective, have control over, effect, bear on, bear upon -
90 gerçekleştirmemek
v. (neg. form of gerçekleştirmek) realize, make real, achieve, actualize, materialize, carry out, carry through, effect, effectuate, execute, follow out, follow through, put into practice, substantiate, verify, practice, practise -
91 gerçekte
adv. in fact, actually, in reality, in practice, in point of fact, in effect, practically, in sober fact, in sooth, in sooth to say, substantially, verily, in very deed, virtually -
92 görünümsel
adj. virtual, being such in power or effect though not formally recognized; imaginary, hypothetical; computer simulated -
93 gösteriş için
adv. for show, for effect -
94 göstermelik
adj. claptrap, false, nominal, ostensible, pious, rose water--------adv. false, for effect, for show--------n. sample, specimen -
95 içine işlemek
v. offend deeply, effect painfully, interpenetrate, pass through, perforate, sink into -
96 meydana getirmek
v. achieve, do, create, turn out, bring about, bring forth, compose, effect, effectuate, generate, bring to pass, spawn -
97 pürüzlü yüzey
n. orange peel effect -
98 sahne efekti
n. stage effect -
99 sonuca vardırmak
v. effect -
100 ulaşmamak
v. (neg. form of ulaşmak) reach, get at, achieve, attain, approach, come to, come at, come, arrive, come up to, come up with, effect, figure out at, gain, hit, live up to, win
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