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1 itibar
"esteem, prestige, eminence, regard, consideration; credit" kredi -
2 saygınlık
esteem, respect, prestige, credit, eminence itibar, prestij -
3 saygınlık
esteem, respect, being esteemed. -
4 itibar
1. esteem, consideration, regard, honor. 2. com. credit. -a almak /ı/ to consider. -ı bozulmak for (someone´s) commercial credit rating to drop. -dan düşmek to fall from esteem. - etmek /a/ to show consideration and respect (toward). - görmek 1. to be respected. 2. to be in demand. - mektubu letter of credit. -ı olmak 1. to be held in esteem. 2. to have a good credit rating. -
5 itibar
n. credit, esteem, consideration, dignity, prestige, importance, regard, standing, effectiveness, respectability, altitude, ascendancy, ascendency, authority, eminence, eminency, estimation, face, odor, odour [Brit.], reputation, weight* * *1. prestige 2. regard 3. esteem (n.) -
6 kendini beğenme
n. arrogance, conceit, superiority, self esteem* * *1. arrogance 2. self complacency 3. self esteem 4. self love 5. self worship -
7 gurur
1. pride, inordinate pride, excessive self-esteem. 2. vanity, arrogance, conceit, haughtiness. 3. honor, self-esteem. - duymak 1. /dan/ to feel proud of, take pride in. 2. to feel honored. - gelmek /a/ to become conceited, become haughty. -unu kırmak /ın/ to hurt (someone´s) pride, wound (someone´s) honor. -unu okşamak /ın/ to increase (someone´s) pride by flattery. -uyla oynamak /ın/ to play with (someone´s) pride. -
8 hürmet
",-ti respect, high regard, esteem. -le respectfully. H-lerimle 1. Very truly yours,/ Yours very truly,/Yours truly,/Sincerely yours, (used as a closing for a letter). 2. with my compliments. -ler ederim. I tender my respects (used in formal speech or as a respectful closing for a letter). - etmek /a/ to respect, have respect for, hold (someone) in esteem; to show respect (for). " -
9 onur
1. self-respect, self-esteem, pride. 2. honor, distinction. -una dokunmak /ın/ to touch (someone´s) self-esteem, wound (someone´s) pride. - duymak to feel honored. - konuğu guest of honor. - kurulu discipline committee (of a society). - üyesi honorary member. - vermek /a/ 1. to honor (someone) with one´s presence. 2. to make (someone) feel proud. -una yedirememek /ı/ not to be able to stomach (an affront to one´s self-respect). - yeri the place of honor. -
10 paye
rank, position. - vermek /a/ 1. to show deference to, esteem. 2. to esteem (someone who doesn´t deserve to be esteemed). -
11 inanmak
v. believe, trust, rely, credit, put faith in, esteem, buy, swallow, deem, be persuaded that, be sold on* * *believe -
12 itibar et
1. esteeming (v.) 2. esteem (v.) -
13 izzetinefis
n. self esteem, self respect, amour propre, honor, honour [Brit.], pride* * *self respect -
14 kanı
n. opinion, belief, idea, conclusion, deliverance, esteem, estimation, eye, fancy, impression, judgement [Brit.], judgment, notion, persuasion, sense, sight, surmise, thought, view, sentiments* * *opinion -
15 onur
n. pride, self respect, honor, honour [Brit.], amour propre, self esteem, face* * *1. amour propre 2. honor 3. honorary 4. honour (n.) -
16 saygı
n. respect, regard, consideration, esteem, obeisance, compliment, deference, estimation, homage, piety, veneration* * *1. regard 2. veneration 3. devoir 4. regard (n.) 5. respect (n.) 6. reverence (n.) -
17 saygınlık
n. prestige, esteem, honor, honour [Brit.], credit, notability, repute, reputability, respectability, cachet, Grace, importance, note, odor, odour [Brit.], standing, venerability* * *1. respectability 2. dignity 3. prestige -
18 takdir etmek
v. appreciate, prize, admire, pay tribute, estimate, predestinate, predestine, esteem, go for, ordain, recognize, regard* * *appreciate -
19 addetmek
v. consider, esteem, assume, count, take into account, rate -
20 addetmemek
v. (neg. form of addetmek) consider, esteem, assume, count, take into account, rate
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Esteem — Es*teem , n. [Cf. F. estime. See {Esteem}, v. t.] 1. Estimation; opinion of merit or value; hence, valuation; reckoning; price. [1913 Webster] Most dear in the esteem And poor in worth! Shak. [1913 Webster] I will deliver you, in ready coin, The… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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