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21 girişmek
"to attempt, to enter into sth, to pitch into sth, to have a bash at; to go at sth, to knuckle down (to sth); (yemeðe) to pitch into sth; to begin to beat, to beat sb up" -
22 ziftlemek
"/ı/ to pitch, apply pitch to; to caulk. " -
23 adım açısı
angle of pitch -
24 ahenk
adj. unison--------n. unity, accord, congruity; harmony, pleasing combination of tones (Music), rhythm, tune, chime, cadence, coherence, coherency, concert, concinnity, concordance, congruence, consonance, echo, euphony, symmetry, symphony* * *1. harmony 2. low pitch -
25 alan
adj. recipient, susceptive--------n. space, area, range, field, arena, region, sphere, ambit, compass, domain, extent, maidan, pitch, reach, realm, scope, theater, theatre [Brit.], tract* * *1. area 2. field 3. plaza -
26 ana hatve
basic pitch -
27 ayarlanabilir adımlı pervane
adjustable pitch airscrew -
28 basamak
n. stair, step; digit, echelon, footstep, grade, ladder, pitch, place, rung, scale, tread, tread board, column; order* * *1. digit 2. doorstep 3. echelon 4. stair -
29 çakmak
n. lighter, device for lighting cigarettes, gaslighter--------v. carry, drive in, drive, hammer, stick, understand, be aware of, beetle, cotton on to, flash, flunk, ground, land, pitch, ram, root, rumble, strike, tack, tack down, twig--------çakmak (dersten)v. be ploughed, be plowed--------çakmak (sınav)v. spin* * *1. cigarette lighter 2. flunk 3. lighter 4. pocket lighter -
30 dairesel dış açıklığı
circular pitch -
31 değişken eğimli pervane
variable pitch propeller -
32 eğim
n. gradient, dip, inclination, incline, slope, bevel, cant, declination, elevation, fall, grade, obliquity, pitch, slant, tilt, tip* * *1. declination 2. inclination 3. slope 4. leaning (n.) 5. tilt (n.) 6. slope (n.) -
33 eğim açısı
n. angle of dip, angle of gradient, inclination, pitch angle* * *1. angle of dip 2. angle of inclination 3. inclination angle -
34 eksenel hatve
axial pitch -
35 fırlat
1. ejakulate 2. threw 3. flinging (v.) 4. launching (v.) 5. flung (v.) 6. slung (v.) 7. fling (v.) 8. pitch (v.) 9. launch (v.) -
36 kalın hatve
coarse pitch -
37 kurmak
v. line up, set, set up, constitute, build, build up, construct, establish, erect, organize, found, wind up, base, cock, cog, conspire, fix up, form, frame, ground, install, institute, lay, pitch, plant, promote, put, put together, ruminate, start--------kurmak (birlik)v. activate--------kurmak (dostluk vb.)v. strike up--------kurmak (saat)v. wind up--------kurmak (şirket)v. float* * *1. establish 2. install -
38 nokta uzaklığı
dot pitch -
39 nota frekansı
absolute pitch -
40 perde
adj. webbed--------n. curtain (hung at a window, on the stage of a theater, etc.), screen; veil, cloak; act, section of a play or opera, episode; (Music) key, tone; fret, any of the ridges of wood or metal on a fingerboard (of a guitar, lute, etc.)--------perde (ayakta)n. web--------perde (sahne)n. drop--------perde (ses)n. pitch* * *1. theater curtain 2. act 3. curtain 4. damper 5. curtain (n.)
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