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1 entelekt
intellect -
2 anlık
intellect " müdrike, entelekt; instantaneous" -
3 müdrike
intellect anlýk -
4 akıl
adj. mental--------n. reason, intelligence, wit, brain, mind, head, wisdom, bean, advice, comprehension, memory, chump, consciousness, gray matter, grey matter, headpiece, intellect, loaf, nous, prudence, psyche, sapience, strength of mind, senses* * *1. discernment 2. intellect 3. intelligence 4. reason 5. wisdom -
5 zihin
",-hni 1. mind, intellect. 2. memory, mind. 3. comprehension, understanding, capacity or power to comprehend. - açıklığı mental alertness. -i açılmak to feel mentally alert. -ini açmak /ın/ to make (one) feel mentally alert, stimulate (one´s) powers of thought. -ini bozmak /la/ to be obsessed by, be too concerned with, be hipped on. -ini bulandırmak /ın/ to make (one) suspicious, make (one) smell a rat. - bulanıklığı psych. mental confusion, obnubilation of the intellect. -i bulanmak to get confused, get muddled up. -ini çelmek /ın/ 1. to bring (someone) under one´s sway, mesmerize. 2. to confuse, cause (someone) to get muddled up, muddle (someone) up. 3. to seduce or corrupt (someone). -i dağılmak for one´s mind to wander. -ine dokunmak /ın/ to confuse (someone) utterly. -i durmak for one´s brain to stop working; (for someone) to be unable to think clearly, be mentally fatigued. - gücü mental capacity. - hesabı mental arithmetic, mental calculation. -i karışmak to get confused, get muddled up. -ini karıştırmak /ın/ to confuse, muddle (someone) up. -ini kurcalamak 1. /ın/ (for something) to keep popping into (one´s) mind, recur to (one) repeatedly. 2. to think hard; to try hard to recall something; to try hard to understand something. -ini oynatmak to go crazy, go off one´s nut. -i saplanmak /a/ to become obsessed by. -i takılmak /a/ to be unable to put (something) out of (one´s) mind. -ine takılmak for a thought to keep recurring to (one). - yorgunluğu mental fatigue. - yormak to ponder, think hard, rack one´s brains. " -
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n. intellect, intelligence, egghead -
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adj. intellectual, of or pertaining to the mind or intellect, mental, rational -
8 entelekt
n. intellect, power of knowing, mental capacity, mind, reason; highly intelligent person -
9 idrak kabiliyeti
n. intellect -
10 zeki kimse
n. brain, intellect, wit -
11 zihin gücü
n. intellect -
12 sağ
Iinderstanding, clevernessIIIntellect (oγuz)Health, soundnessIVThe stick used to comb wool -
13 sağ
Iinderstanding, clevernessIIIntellect (oγuz)Health, soundnessIVThe stick used to comb wool -
14 anlayış
"understanding, comprehension; intelligence; intellect, mind" -
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intelligence, intellect, brain, acumen -
16 anlayış
1. understanding, comprehension. 2. intelligence, perceptiveness. 3. understanding, sympathy. 4. intellect, mind. - göstermek /a/ to be forgiving, be tolerant (toward). -
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1. intellect. 2. cognition. -
18 entelekt
,-ti intellect. -
19 zekâ
1. intelligence, intellect. 2. acumen, mental acuteness. - bölümü IQ, intelligence quotient. - geriliği mental retardation. - testi intelligence test. - yaşı mental age.
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intellect — ► NOUN 1) the faculty of reasoning and understanding objectively. 2) a person s mental powers. 3) a clever person. ORIGIN Latin intellectus understanding … English terms dictionary
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