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1 yönetmek
v. administer, administrate, boss, captain, chair, command, conduct, direct, edit, govern, head, lead, oversee, police, preside, rule, run, run the show, steer, supervise, celebrate, produce* * *1. administer 2. govern 3. manage -
2 frenlemek
v. brake, contain, curb, rein back, restrain, bottle up, bridle, check, govern, keep in, retard* * *1. curb 2. slow down -
3 kontrol etmek
v. control, check, inspect, check out, check up, test, audit, check up on, choke back, choke down, command, explore, govern, see over, superintend, keep tabs on* * *check -
4 yönet
1. administer 2. administrate 3. govern 4. manage 5. ruling (v.) 6. governing (v.) 7. managing (v.) 8. direct (v.) 9. directed (v.) 10. conduct (v.) 11. mastermind (v.) 12. rule (v.) -
5 adabımuaşeret
n. etiquette, rules which govern social behavior -
6 ahlâkbilim
n. ethic, group of values or moral standards which govern a society (or individual, etc.) -
7 frenlememek
v. (neg. form of frenlemek) brake, contain, curb, rein back, restrain, bottle up, bridle, check, govern, keep in, retard -
8 hükmetmek
v. dominate, domineer, rule, rule over, command, overrule, govern, award, decide on, adjudge, assume, be in the ascendant, be in the ascendent, make an award, bestride, reckon, sway -
9 hükmetmemek
v. (neg. form of hükmetmek) dominate, domineer, rule, rule over, command, overrule, govern, award, decide on, adjudge, assume, be in the ascendant, be in the ascendent, make an award, bestride, reckon, sway -
10 hüküm sürmek
v. reign, prevail, sway, govern, command, king it, be rife -
11 mürebbiyelik yapmak
v. govern -
12 yönetmemek
v. (neg. form of yönetmek) administer, administrate, boss, captain, chair, command, conduct, direct, edit, govern, head, lead, oversee, police, preside, rule, run, run the show, steer, supervise, celebrate, produce -
13 zaptetmek
v. bridle, curb, capture, contain, govern, hold back, hold down, hold in, keep down, possess oneself of, reave, seize, stifle, subjugate, suppress, swallow -
14 zaptetmemek
v. (neg. form of zaptetmek) bridle, curb, capture, contain, govern, hold back, hold down, hold in, keep down, possess oneself of, reave, seize, stifle, subjugate, suppress, swallow -
15 hükümet etmek
to govern, to rule -
16 idare etmek
a) to manage, to direct, to run b) to control c) to administer, to govern d) to economize, to skimp, to scrimp (on), to scrape, to be frugal e) to subsist (on sth), to get by f) to make do with sth, to make sth do g) to be enough, to be sufficient h) to t -
17 yönetmek
"to administer, to direct; to manage, to run; to rule, to govern; to preside, to chair; (orkestra, koro) to conduct; to command" -
18 hükmetmek
1. /a/ to rule, govern. 2. /a/ to decide, conclude. 3. to up and (do something): Mürüvvet dün hükmedip Bursa´ya gitmiş. It seems that Mürüvvet upped and went to Bursa yesterday. -
19 hükümet
",-ti 1. government. 2. administration; regime. 3. courthouse (building in small cities or towns housing all the major governmental administrative offices). - bunalımı governmental crisis. - darbesi coup d´état. -i devirmek to overthrow the government. - gibi formidably powerful and effective (person): Mürsel hükümet gibi. What Mürsel says, goes. - kapısı (a) government office. - kapısına düşmek to end up having to deal with a government office. - konağı courthouse (building in small cities or towns housing all the major governmental administrative offices). -i kurmak to form a government. - merkezi capital, seat of government. - sürmek to rule, reign; to govern." -
20 idare
"1. management, managing, direction, administration, governing, control. 2. administrative office, front office. 3. careful management; thrift, economy. 4. steering, driving, piloting. 5. night-light (small kerosene or oil lamp). - adamı civil servant, bureaucrat. - amiri chief, administrator. -sini bilmek to know how to manage money. - etmek 1. /ı/ to manage, direct, administer, govern, control. 2. /ı/ to manage (money) carefully; to use (something) sparingly. 3. to manage, get by, make ends meet, make do. 4. to suffice, be sufficient, be adequate, be enough. 5. /ı/ to steer, drive, operate, or pilot (a vehicle). 6. /ı/ to manage (a difficult person) successfully. 7. /ı/ to conceal, cover up (a wrongdoing). 8. /ı/ to solve, take care of (a problem) by hook or by crook. - heyeti administrative committee; board of directors. - hukuku administrative law. - kandili night-light (small oil lamp). - lambası night-light (small kerosene lamp). - meclisi see - heyeti. "
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