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1 liyakat
"merit, suitability; capacity, competence" -
2 sevap
Islam 1. action which is not obligatory, but meritorious, good deed. 2. merit, credit, or reward (given by God for such a good deed). -a girmek to acquire merit in God´s sight. - işlemek to perform a meritorious action. - kazanmak to acquire merit in God´s sight. -
3 değer
"1. value, worth. 2. price. 3. merit, worth. 4. math. value. 5. person of great merit. 6. /a/ worthy of; worth: zahmete değer bir ödül a prize worth struggling for. - biçmek /a/ 1. to evaluate. 2. to set the price (of). -i düşmek to go down in value. - kâğıtları securities. - kuramı theory of values. - vermek /a/ to esteem, appreciate. - yargısı standard of judgment. - yükseltimi revaluation (of currency). -ini yükseltmek /ın/ to raise the value of. " -
4 takdir
"1. appreciation, recognition of the worth, merit, or importance of (someone, something). 2. appreciation, understanding fully, being fully sensible of. 3. approval, commendation, applause. 4. estimating the worth of, evaluating, valuing, setting a value on; appraising (the worth) of; assessing (the worth) of. 5. individual judgment, discretion; law judicial discretion. 6. the will of God, fate; God´s foreordaining (something); predestination. -de in the event that..., in the event of..., if...: Yağmur yağdığı takdirde toplantı ertelenecek. In the event of rain the meeting will be postponed. -ine bırakmak /ı, ın/ to leave (a matter) to (someone) to decide, leave (a matter) to (someone´s) judgment or discretion. - böyle imiş. colloq. This is the way it was fated to be. - etmek /ı/ 1. to appreciate, recognize the worth, merit, or importance of (someone, something). 2. to appreciate, understand fully, be fully sensible of. 3. to approve, commend, applaud. 4. to estimate the worth of, evaluate, value, set a value on; to appraise (the worth) of; to assess (the worth) of. 5. (for God) to foreordain, predestine. - hakkı law (a judge´s) right to exercise judicial discretion. -ine kalmak /ın/ (for a matter) to be left to (someone) to decide, be left to (someone´s) judgment or discretion. -ini kazanmak /ın/ to win (someone´s) approval. - toplamak to win general approval. - yerini bulmak (for what was fated to happen) to happen." -
5 bant kalitesi
band merit -
6 değer
adj. worth, worthy, worthy of, worthwhile--------n. worth, value, price, worthiness, valuation, rate, amount, costliness, currency, dearness, merit, preciousness* * *1. value 2. worth 3. reading (n.) 4. value (n.) -
7 değer katsayısı
figure of merit -
8 değmek
v. touch, kiss, touch lightly, brush; bear, merit, worth, be worthy of, pay off, pay* * *touch -
9 erdem
n. virtue, Grace, merit* * *1. morality 2. virtue -
10 fazilet
n. virtue, merit, prig* * *virtue -
11 hak et
1. deserve 2. deserving (v.) 3. merited (v.) 4. deserved (v.) 5. merit (v.) -
12 hak etmek
v. deserve, earn, be deserving of, entitle, ask, merit, rate* * *deserve -
13 lâyık olmak
v. be worthy of, deserve, be deserving of, merit, rate* * *deserve -
14 ödül
n. award, prize, reward, guerdon, premium, meed, plume, purse, recompense, remuneration, requital* * *1. award 2. gift 3. premium 4. merit (n.) 5. recompense (n.) 6. reward (n.) 7. award (n.) 8. prize (n.) -
15 yaraşırlık
1. becomingness 2. merit -
16 değmemek
v. (neg. form of değmek) touch, kiss, touch lightly, brush; bear, merit, worth, be worthy of, pay off, pay -
17 meziyet
n. merit, virtue, superiority -
18 yararlık
n. merit -
19 değer
"worth, worthy; value, worth; price; merit, worth" -
20 erdem
virtue, merit fazilet
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