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101 work load
is yükü -
102 work measurement
is ölçümü -
103 work nine to five
dokuzdan bese kadar çalismak -
104 work of art
sanat yapiti, sanat eseri -
105 work off
(çalisarak, vb.) yok etmek, ortadan kaldirmak; çalisarak ödemek -
106 work out
hesaplamak; mantikli bir hesaplamasi olmak, hesaplanmak; iyi bir sonuca ulasmak, gitmek, yürümek; iyi bir sonuca ulastirmak; bulmak, kesfetmek; çözmek; sonuçlanmak; anlamak; idman yapmak -
107 work over
saldirmak -
108 work overtime
fazla mesai yapmak -
109 work permit
çalisma izni -
110 work print
is kopyasi, çalisma kopyasi -
111 work program
is programi -
112 work sharing
is bölümü -
113 work sheet
mizan -
114 work shifts
vardiyali çalismak -
115 work tape
çalisma seridi -
116 work unsocial hours
tatil zamanlari çalismak -
117 work up
heyecanlandirmak, azdirmak; (bir sey) yapmak üzere olmak, ilerlemek; ilerletmek, iyi bir duruma getirmek -
118 work up to
yükselmek -
119 work wonders
harikalar yaratmak -
120 work-in-progress queue
islenmekte olan isler kuyrugu
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