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1 itiraz
"objection, disapproval, protest; plea" -
2 mahzur
"objection, drawback; obstacle, handicap" -
3 sakınca
objection, drawback, inconvenience -
4 sakınca
objection, drawback. -
5 ses
"1. sound; noise. 2. voice. - almak to record sounds. -i ayyuka çıkmak to shout to high heaven, be heard clear to China. - çıkarmak 1. to voice one´s opinion. 2. to say something. - çıkarmamak 1. to raise no objection. 2. to keep quiet, not to say anything. -ini çıkarmamak to keep one´s opinions to oneself, keep quiet. - çıkmamak /dan/ 1. for nothing to be heard from, for no word to come from. 2. for no reaction to be shown by. 3. for no sound to be heard in (a place). -i çıkmamak 1. to raise no objection. 2. to keep quiet, not to say anything. -i çıkmaz taciturn. - düşmesi ling. hyphaeresis. - etmek 1. to make a noise. 2. /a/ to shout to; to call. - ikilemesi/ikizlenmesi ling. gemination. - kakışımı ling. cacophony. -ini kesmek 1. to stop talking, shut up. 2. /ın/ to stop (someone) talking, shut (someone) up. -ini kısmak to lower the volume of, turn down (a radio, television, etc.). - kirişleri/şeritleri/telleri vocal cords. - kuşağı 1. tape (used for recording sounds). 2. cin. sound track. - olmamak for no sound to be heard (in a place), (for a place) to be completely silent. - seda yok. Not a word has been heard from him/them/there. -i soluğu çıkmamak 1. to raise no objection. 2. to keep quiet, not to say anything. -i soluğu kesilmek 1. to become completely silent. 2. to die. - türemesi ling. epenthesis. - vermemek not to answer, not to reply. - yitimi path. aphonia. - yolu 1. track (on a tape used for recording sounds). 2. cin. sound track." -
6 itiraz
n. objection, protest, disapproval, but, cavil, challenge, contest, contradiction, demur, deprecation, expostulation, outcry, protestation, remonstrance* * *1. objection 2. demur (n.) -
7 itiraz
1. objection, disapproval. 2. law protest. - etmek /a/ to object (to), raise an objection (against). -
8 mahzur
1. objection, drawback. 2. obstacle, snag. - görmek /da/ to object (to), have an objection (to). -
9 itiraz et
1. raise an objection 2. protesting (v.) 3. demur (v.) 4. contest (v.) -
10 karşı gelme
n. objection, protest, resistance, contravention, infringement, kick, noncompliance* * *contravention -
11 reddetmek
v. refuse, reject, deny, repel, repudiate, disown, refute, disallow, take objection to, overrule, turn down, veto, abnegate, cast off, controvert, damn, declare off, disaffirm, disapprove, disavow, disdain, dispute, fall down, gainsay, negate--------reddetmek (dava)v. dismiss, quash--------reddetmek (hakim veya jüriyi)v. challenge--------reddetmek (tasarı)v. throw out* * *refuse -
12 itiraz ediyorum sayın yargıç
interj. objection your honor -
13 itiraz etmek
v. object, object to, oppose, dispute, contest, protest, protest against, argue, argue against smth., buck, challenge, contravene, demur, deprecate, except, take exception to, expostulate, gainsay, interpose, make an objection to -
14 itiraz kabul edildi
interj. objection sustained -
15 itiraz nedeni
n. objection -
16 itirazı kabul etmek
v. sustain an objection -
17 itirazı olmak
v. have an objection to, object to, object -
18 mahzur
n. inconvenience, objection, disability, handicap, rub -
19 reddetmemek
v. (neg. form of reddetmek) refuse, reject, deny, repel, repudiate, disown, refute, disallow, take objection to, overrule, turn down, veto, abnegate, cast off, controvert, damn, declare off, disaffirm, disapprove, disavow, disdain, dispute, fall down, gainsay, negate -
20 sakınca
n. inconvenience, objection, drawback, disability--------sakınca (hukuk)n. prejudice
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