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61 bilgi
"1. knowledge. 2. information; data. - bankası comp. data bank. - edinmek to be informed; to obtain information. - erişim comp. information retrieval. - erişim dizgesi comp. information retrieval system. - işlem comp. data processing, information processing. - kuramı epistemology." -
62 bili
phil. knowledge. -
63 birlikte
"1. together; with each other; as a body; /la/ together with, along with, with. 2. /la/ (used with an infinitive) although: Bilgi dağarcığında bazı eksiklikler bulunmakla birlikte bu alanda rakipsiz. Although his knowledge is deficient in some areas, he is unrivaled in this field." -
64 dağarcık
"1. leather pouch (carried over the shoulder by shepherds and hunters). 2. store of knowledge or information. 3. mus. repertoire. -ına atmak /ı/ 1. to store (something) away (in one´s memory). 2. to accept (a hard remark) without protest; to swallow (an insult) without protest. -ta bir şey kalmamak 1. to have used up all that one has. 2. to have run out of things to say. -ındakini çıkarmak to say something that one has prepared in one´s mind in advance. -ı yüklü (someone) who knows a lot, who is very knowledgeable." -
65 depo
1.depot. 2. warehouse, store. 3. slang a living storehouse of knowledge (teacher). - etmek /ı/ to store. - mevcudu stock, stock on hand. -
66 disiplin
1. discipline. 2. branch of knowledge, branch of instruction, subject. - cezası disciplinary punishment. - kurulu discipline committee. - suçu infraction of the rules. -
67 dolgun
1. filled, stuffed, full. 2. plump. 3. high (salary). 4. abundantly endowed with information or knowledge. -
68 erginlemek
/ı/ to enlighten, give knowledge to, initiate (someone). -
69 haber
"1. news, information, message, word. 2. knowledge. 3. formerly, gram. predicate. - ajansı news agency. - alma mil. intelligence. - almak 1. /ı/ to hear, learn, get word of. 2. /dan/ to hear from. - atlamak to miss a news scoop; to fail to print an item. - atlatmak to scoop the news, get a scoop on the news. - bülteni news bulletin, news report; newscast. - çıkmamak /dan/ not to hear anything (from, about). - filmi newsreel. - geçmek to send out a news report or communiqué (by fax, telephone, etc.). - göndermek /a/ to send a message (to). - güvercini carrier pigeon, homing pigeon. - kaynağı news source, source. - kipi gram. indicative mood. - merkezi 1. mil. command post. 2. news bureau, news center, news desk. 3. information bureau. -i olmak /dan/ to be informed of, know about. -in olsun! colloq. You should know!/You should be informed! - salmak/yollamak /a/ colloq. to send a message or news to. - sızdırmamak not to let any information leak out. - sütunu news column. - toplamak to gather news. - uçurmak /a/ 1. to send a message to (someone) secretly. 2. to send an urgent message to. -im var. I know about it.... - ver! /dan/ colloq. Give me the lowdown on...!/Give me the news about...! - vermek 1. /a/ to tell, let (someone) know, inform. 2. /ı/ to indicate that..., show that..., be a sign that.... - yetiştirmek /a/ to get the news or a message to (a place) on time. -im yok. colloq. I know nothing about it./I haven´t heard it." -
70 haberdar
"/dan/ informed of, having knowledge about. - etmek /ı, dan/ to inform (someone) of (something). - olmak /dan/ to know about; to find out about." -
71 hilafet
",-ti 1. the Caliphate. 2. being a successor to a dervish sheikh. 3. being a dervish sheikh; rank of a dervish sheikh. 4. being the dervish who is regarded by his fellows as having the profoundest knowledge of God; the rank of such a dervish. 5. being a successor; succession, vicegerency." -
72 hoca
"1. hodja, khoja, khojah (a devout Muslim man who is respected for his knowledge of Islam and who may perform a specific duty within an Islamic community). 2. colloq. teacher. 3. colloq. (an) üfürükçü; maker of charms and potions, magician, enchanter. -nın dediğini yap/söylediğini dinle, yaptığını yapma. proverb Do as the hodja says, not as he does. -nın vurduğu yerde gül biter. proverb Children benefit from the beatings their teachers give them." -
73 imtihan
1. examination, exam, test. 2. test, trial, putting (someone) to the test. -a çekmek /ı/ to test (someone´s) knowledge, put (someone) to the lest. - etmek /ı/ to test, give (someone) an examination. - olmak to take a test, have an exam. -a sokmak /ı/ to have (someone) take a test. - vermek (for someone) to acquit himself/herself well, give a good account of himself/herself. -ı vermek to pass, get a passing grade (on a test). -
74 kültür
1. culture (of a particular society). 2. culture, refinement, cultivation. 3. thorough knowledge (of a particular subject). 4. culture (of microorganisms in media). -
75 kırkambar
1. place or container full of miscellaneous things. 2. person of encyclopedic knowledge. 3. seller of miscellaneous items. 4. naut. mixed cargo. 5. slang unburnt tobacco extracted from cigarette butts. -
76 ledün
,-nnü consciousness of God. - ilmi knowledge of the nature of God (mysteriously imparted by God). -
77 maarif
1. colloq. the Ministry of Education. 2. learning, knowledge (gained in the classroom). 3. system of education. - müdürü superintendent of schools (in a district). -
78 malumat
,-tı known facts, knowledge, information. - almak/edinmek to get information, learn some things. -ı olmak to know some things. - sahibi knowledgeable person. - vermek /a/ to inform, give information (to), tell (someone) some things. -
79 pir
"1. master, spiritual guide; leader of a group of dervishes; founder of a dervish order. 2. master; someone who has great knowledge and experience (in a certain field). 3. thoroughly, completely: Dövdü ama pir dövdü. He gave him one heck of a beating! - aşkına/yoluna just for love, without asking or expecting anything in return. - ol! May you live long! (said jocularly). - yoluna gitmek to perish in vain; to be destroyed for nothing, be wasted completely." -
80 pratik
"1. practical, capable of being put into practice in everyday life. 2. practical, handy, useful. 3. applied. 4. practical, pragmatic, down-to-earth, sensible. 5. application, practice, putting into practice, carrying out. 6. practical experience; practical knowledge; practical skill. -ten öğrenmek /ı/ to learn (something) merely by doing it (without having any formal instruction, without knowing anything concerning the theory behind it). - yapmak to practice."
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