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observer. -
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observer müþahit -
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observer (as opposed to an official participant). -
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n. observer, student* * *observer -
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n. watchman, observer, overman, lookout, spotter, picket, usher* * *sentinel -
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cooperative observer -
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n. audience, viewer, televiewer, hanger on, observer, onlooker, spectator* * *1. tracer 2. viewers -
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n. observer, one who observes; spectator; onlooker; keeper of religious law -
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n. observer, supervisor, super, overseer -
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n. observer -
14 meteoroloji gözlemcisi
weather observer -
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"1. watchman, watchkeeper, watch, lookout; mil. observer; sentinel, sentry. 2. colloq. eye doctor, oculist, ophthalmologist. - uçağı mil. reconnaissance plane. - yeri mil. observation post." -
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mil. observer. -
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work of an observer, observation. -
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1. ranking police officer. 2. government inspector of firms. 3. government observer at public meetings. -
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"1. distant, remote, far, faraway, far-off. 2. /dan/ (someone, something) who or which has nothing to do with, who or which has no connection with. 3. /dan/ (someone) who has no talent at all for; (someone) who is unable to (do something). 4. unlikely, improbable. 5. distance. 6. at a distance, faraway. -tan akraba distant relative. -tan bakmak /a/ to remain an observer of, survey (something) from the sidelines. - durmak /dan/ to stay away from. (birbirinden/birbirlerinden) - düşmek to be far from one another. -lara gitmek to get off the subject. -ı görmek to be able to foresee what will happen, be able to see the future. -tan güdüm/kumanda remote control. -tan merhaba nodding acquaintanceship: Bizim uzaktan merhabamız var. We´re on speaking terms with each other, but no more than that. -tan uzağa 1. very distant. 2. from a great distance, from faraway."
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observer — OBSERVER. v. a. Accomplir, suivre ce qui est prescrit par quelque loy, par quelque regle. Observer les commandemens de Dieu. un bon Religieux doit observer sa regle. observer le silence, le jeusne &c. observer les statuts. observer les loix, les… … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
Observer — (engl.: Beobachter oder Observator) steht für: The Observer, eine englische Zeitung The Observer (Sri Lanka), eine Zeitung in Sri Lanka Observer (Luftsport), ein Schiedsrichter bei Luftsportwettbewerben Observer (Entwurfsmuster), ein… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Observer — Ob*serv er, n. 1. One who observes, or pays attention to, anything; especially, one engaged in, or trained to habits of, close and exact observation; as, an astronomical observer. [1913 Webster] The observed of all observers. Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Observer — Observer: The Observer «Обозреватель», еженедельная английская газета, входит в группу The Guardian. См. также Наблюдатель … Википедия
Observer — Observer, The a serious British Sunday newspaper which generally supports fairly ↑left wing political ideas. The Observer is owned by the same company that owns The Guardian … Dictionary of contemporary English
observer — [əb zʉrv′ər] n. 1. a person who observes something; specif., a) a soldier manning an observation post b) a person who attends an assembly, convention, etc., not as an official delegate but only to observe and report the proceedings c) an official … English World dictionary
observer — index bystander, eyewitness, spy, witness Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
observer — (n.) 1550s, one who keeps a rule, custom, etc., agent noun from OBSERVE (Cf. observe). Meaning one who watches and takes notice is from 1580s; this is the sense of the word in many newspaper names … Etymology dictionary
