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1 bilgi kazanma
knowledge acquisition -
2 bilgi tabanı
knowledge base -
3 bilgi
"knowledge, learning; information" -
4 bilgi kazanma
knowledge acquisition -
5 bili
knowledge, information bilgi, malumat -
6 vukuf
knowledge, comprehedinng -
7 vukuf
knowledge, knowing, comprehending. -
8 ilim
,-lmi 1. branch of knowledge or study, science: fizik ilmi the science of physics. ilahiyat ilmi the science of theology. tabii ilimler the natural sciences. 2. scientific study of knowledge, study based on a scientific method: Bu neticeye ilim yoluyla vardım. I reached this conclusion by scientific study. 3. theoretical knowledge, knowledge based on theory alone. - adamı person whose profession is the scientific pursuit of knowledge in a particular field (usually refers to distinguished scholars or researchers). -ini almak /ın/ to become good at (a job), master the art of: Piyanoları akort etmenin ilmini almışsın. It looks like you´ve mastered the art of piano tuning. -
9 kulak
"1. ear. 2. gill (of a fish). 3. tuning peg. 4. natural sense of musical pitch, ear. 5. handgrip, lug, (rounded) handle (of a cooking pot). -ını açmak to listen carefully. -ı ağır işitmek to be hard of hearing, be partially deaf. - akıntısı discharge from an ear. - asmak /a/ to pay attention (to); to heed. -tan âşık olmak /a/ to be in love with (someone, something) one has never seen. -ı (bir şeyde) olmak to be listening to. -ını bükmek /ın/ to forewarn. -ına çalınmak /ın/ to overhear (something). -ını çekmek /ın/ 1. to pull (someone´s) ear. 2. to give (someone) a firm but gentle rebuke. -ları çınlamak for one´s ears to ring. -ı/-ları çınlasın. colloq. I wish he could hear this (said when something good is said of someone absent). -ını çınlatmak /ın/ to speak well of (someone absent). - delici earsplitting, deafening (noise). -ı delik (person) who´s quick to pick up news. -ını delmek /ın/ slang to tell (a gambler) that he´s been swindled. -larını dikmek (for an animal) to prick up its ears. -ını doldurmak /ın/ to fill (someone) in, put (someone) in the know; to brief, prime. - dolgunluğu knowledge picked up here and there (by listening). -tan dolma (knowledge) picked up here and there (by listening). -ları dolmak to be fed up with hearing the same thing over and over again. -ı düşük 1. listless, lifeless. 2. glum, blue. -erimi earshot. -ına gelmek to hear. -ına girmek to heed, take note of; to accept as true. - iltihabı path. ear infection. - kabartmak to prick up one´s ears, be all ears. -larına kadar kızarmak to blush/flush hotly, go beet red. -tan kapmak /ı/ to pick up (knowledge) here and there (by listening). -ına kar suyu kaçmak to hear some disquieting news. - kepçesi anat. earlap, the external ear. - kesilmek to be all ears, listen attentively. -larını kısmak (for an animal) to lay back its ears. - kiri earwax. -ı kirişte olmak to be all ears. -ına koymak/sokmak /ı, ın/ to fill (someone) in about; to prime (someone) about. -tan kulağa (news traveling) on the grapevine. -ına küpe olmak to be a lesson to, serve as a warning to, leave a lasting impression on. - misafiri olmak /a/ to overhear. -ını okşamak (for a sound or spoken words) to delight (one). -larının pasını gidermek (for music) to delight (one) because one hasn´t heard its like for a long time. -ları paslanmak not to have heard good music for a long time. -ına söylemek /ı, ın/ to whisper (something) in (someone´s) ear. -ı tıkalı 1. hard of hearing. 2. unwilling to listen; (person) who is not listening. - tıkamak /a/ to pretend not to hear; to ignore. -larını tıkamak /a/ to shut one´s ears to, not to listen to. - tutmak /a/ to listen carefully (to). - uğultusu ringing in the ears. - vermek /a/ to listen carefully (to). - yağı earwax, cerumen. - yolu anat. auditory canal." -
10 bilgi
n. knowledge, learning, cognizance, information, info, data, know how, acquaintance, conveyance, dope, inside dope, gen, gleanings, griff, griffin, intelligence, line, lore, notice, report, savvy, word, instructions* * *1. info 2. information 3. knowledge 4. lore 5. reprint 6. learning (n.) -
11 bilgi tabanlı sistem
1. knowledge based system 2. knowledge system -
12 bilmek
",-ir 1. /ı/ to know; to be informed of, be aware of; to understand. 2. /ı/ to know, recognize. 3. /ı/ to regard (someone) as: Onu düşman bildik. We regarded him as an enemy. 4. /ı/ to hold (someone) to be the accountable party: Senden başkasını bilmem. You´re the only one I hold accountable. 5. /ı, dan/ to suspect that (someone) did (something), think that (someone) is responsible for (something): Her şeyi benden biliyorlar. They suspect me of everything. bilemedin/bilemediniz at most. bilerek knowingly, on purpose. bilmeden not knowing, unintentionally. Bilmemek ayıp değil, sormamak/öğrenmemek ayıp. proverb It´s not a shame not to know; what is bad is not asking. bile bile knowingly; on purpose. bile bile lades with full knowledge of the disadvantageous consequences. bildim bileli for a long time now. bilir bilmez half-knowing, with insufficient knowledge. bilmezlikten gelmek to pretend ignorance. bildiğinden kalmamak/bildiğini okumak to insist on having one´s own way. bildiğinden şaşmamak not to be deflected from one´s plan, not to listen to others. bildiğini yapmak to (ignore advice and) do it one´s own way. Bildiğini yedi mahalle bilmez. colloq. He is very shrewd. bilmem hangi something or other. bilmem nasıl somehow or other. Bilmiş ol! colloq. Take note!/Hear this! " -
13 irfan
1. understanding, comprehension, insight. 2. knowledge. 3. occult knowledge. -
14 agnostisizm
n. agnosticism, belief that knowledge is limited to human experience* * *agnosticism -
15 anlama
n. understanding, knowledge, comprehension, apprehension, appreciation, drift, fathom, grasp, grip, insight, intelligence, prehension, realization, sense, uptake* * *1. comprehension 2. intellection 3. finding out (n.) -
16 bilgi kazan
gain knowledge -
17 bilim
n. science, knowledge, learning, scholarship* * *science -
18 dünyevi bilgi
carnal knowledge -
19 geleneksel bilgi
traditional knowledge -
20 haber
n. news, information, knowledge, report, communication, datum, gen, griff, griffin, info, item, message, word, tidings, announcement* * *1. news 2. tidings 3. dispatch (n.)
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