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1 sağlam
"1. healthy, strong. 2. strong, sound, secure; well-built, well-made; in good condition, undamaged. 3. trustworthy, reliable, dependable. 4. colloq. most certainly, without a doubt. - ayakkabı değil. colloq. He´s unreliable. (bir işi) - kazığa/-a bağlamak to ensure that nothing goes wrong; to make (something) sure, certain, or safe. - kaba kotarmak /ı/ to reorganize (something) so that it becomes profitable or beneficial, make (something) a going concern. - rüzgâr steady wind. " -
2 temin
"1. assurance, making (someone) feel sure, confident, or certain; inspiring (someone) with confidence. 2. guaranteeing, promising. 3. ensuring, making sure or certain. 4. securing, achieving, bringing about. 5. obtaining, getting, procuring. - etmek 1. /ı/ to assure, make (someone) feel sure, confident, or certain, inspire (someone) with confidence. 2. /ı, a/ to assure (someone) of (something). 3. /ı/ to ensure, make (something) sure or certain. 4. /ı/ to secure, achieve, bring about. 5. /ı/ to obtain, get, procure. " -
3 tespit
,-ti 1. fixing, making (something) fast, stable, or secure. 2. fixing, setting (prices). 3. setting (a bone). 4. establishing, determining. 5. determining the nature of (a crime). 6. mil. holding (the enemy), keeping (the enemy) busy (with a small force while the main force is on the move). - banyosu phot. fixing bath. - davası law declaratory action. - etmek /ı/ 1. to fix, make (something) fast. 2. to fix, set (prices). 3. to set (a bone). 4. to establish, determine. 5. to determine the nature of (a crime). 6. mil. (for a small force) to hold or keep (the enemy) busy (while the main force is on the move). - kuşağı tie rod, tie bar.
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