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1 bilgilendirmek
v. instruct, catch up* * *communicate -
2 eğitmek
v. educate, teach, train, coach, condition, handle, school* * *1. drill 2. educate 3. instruct -
3 öğret
1. edify 2. instruct 3. teaching (v.) 4. edifying (v.) 5. enlightened (v.) 6. taught (v.) 7. teach (v.) -
4 öğretmek
v. teach, instruct, show, enlighten, indoctrinate, initiate, introduce, profess, school* * *teach -
5 bilgilendirmemek
v. (neg. form of bilgilendirmek) instruct, catch up -
6 emir vermek
v. give order, command, order, instruct -
7 görevlendirmek
v. entrust, employ, place, give work, commission, deploy, draft, draught, draw out, elect, instruct, post, set on, station -
8 görevlendirmemek
v. (neg. form of görevlendirmek) entrust, employ, place, give work, commission, deploy, draft, draught, draw out, elect, instruct, post, set on, station -
9 okutmak
v. instruct, teach, educate -
10 okutmamak
v. (neg. form of okutmak) instruct, teach, educate -
11 talimat vermek
v. instruct -
12 öğretmemek
v. (neg. form of öğretmek) teach, instruct, show, enlighten, indoctrinate, initiate, introduce, profess, school -
13 bilgi vermek
to give information, to inform, to instruct, to enlighten, to acquaint (with), to fill sb in (on) -
14 emretmek
to order, to command, to instruct, to enjoin -
15 okutmak
"to teach, to instruct, to educate; to palm sth off, to fob sth off on/onto sb" -
16 talimat vermek
to give instructions, to instruct -
17 öğretmek
"to teach, to instruct; to instil, to instill, to indoctrinate" -
18 talim
"1. teaching, instructing, instruction. 2. practicing (something), practice; drill; exercise. 3. having (someone) practice (something). 4. mil. drill. - etmek 1. /ı/ to teach, instruct. 2. /ı/ to practice (something). 3. /ı, a/ to have (someone) practice (something). 4. /ı/ to drill (soldiers). - fişeği blank, blank cartridge. - meydanı mil. drill field. - ve terbiye training." -
19 talimat
,-tı instructions, directions. - vermek /a/ to instruct (someone) as to how he is to do something.
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