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21 güdükleşmek
1. to become docked. 2. to become stunted, puny, or scrawny. 3. to get to be narrow, become limited, become lacking in scope, become parochial. -
22 ihtisar
1. shortening, condensing, abridgement. 2. reducing the size of, narrowing the scope of. -
23 kapsam
1. scope, embrace, extent. 2. log. extension, extent. -
24 kapsamlı
1. comprehensive, broad in scope. 2. log. extensional, extensive. -
25 porte
1. scope, range, compass, extent (of a job, project). 2. the degree of importance (of a job, project). 3. mus. staff, stave. -
26 sadet
1. main point, main topic (under discussion). 2. scope, range, compass (of a discussion). 3. intention, purpose, aim. -ten ayrılmak to get off the subject, stray from the point. -ten dışarı çıkmak to get off the subject, stray from the point. - dışı irrelevant, (something) which is not related to the main topic of conversation. -e dönmek to return to the point being discussed. -e gelmek to come to the point. -
27 salahiyet
,-ti authority, (delegated) power, authorization. - dairesi the scope or compass of one´s authority. - vermek /a/ to authorize (someone) (to do something). -
28 uzam
extent, scope, compass, size. -
29 şümullendirmek
/ı/ to extend the scope of.
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