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1 münasebet
",-ti 1. relation (between people or nations). 2. connection, relation; tie-in: bu münasebetle in this connection/in this regard/ as regards this. 3. favorable occasion or opportunity. 4. reason; means: Bu münasebetle sizi tebrik etmek istiyorum. It´s for this that I want to congratulate you. 5. appropriateness, fitness. -iyle owing to, on the occasion of, because of: Ramazan münasebetiyle lokantamız kapalıdır. Our restaurant is closed because of the Ramazan fast. - almaz. It doesn´t befit the occasion./It´s not the right time for it. -te bulunmak /la/ 1. to be connected with; to have relations with, have dealings with. 2. to have sexual intercourse with, go to bed with. - düşmek for the right occasion/moment to present itself/arise. -ini getirmek to find the right moment to say something. -e girmek /la/ to establish a relationship with, have dealings with, have something to do with. - kurmak /la/ 1. to establish a relationship with, have dealings with, have something to do with. 2. to see a connection between, perceive a relationship between." -
2 ara sıra
adv. from time to time, by snatches, every now and then, now and then, in snatches, occasionally, sometimes, ever and anon, betweenwhiles, every once in a while, now and again, off and on, on and off, on occasion, in places, once in a while* * *1. on occasion 2. once in a while -
3 fırsat
n. opportunity, chance, occasion, opening, break, facility, show, turn* * *occasion -
4 özel durum
n. special occasion, occasion, spirit, incident -
5 durum
n. condition, situation, state, circumstance, case, position, status, attitude, score, occasion, state of affairs, ball game, conjuncture, context, estate, event, fact, fettle, footing, instance, lay, lie, pass, plight, posture, repair, set* * *1. case 2. circumstance 3. condition 4. instance 5. layup 6. situation 7. state 8. status -
6 mahal
n. place, locale, locus, occasion* * *locale -
7 neden
adv. why, what for?, causatively, whence, wherefore, wherefrom--------conj. wherefrom, forwhy--------interj. why--------n. reason, cause, occasion, ground, case, inducement, motive, point, rise, room, wherefore, seeds* * *1. why 2. cause 3. cause (n.) -
8 olay
n. event, happening, fact, circumstance, incident, affair, case, episode, experience, instance, occurrence, scene* * *1. episode 2. event 3. incident 4. news event 5. occasion 6. happening (n.) 7. occurring (n.) -
9 ortam
adj. ambient, atmospheric--------n. environment, atmosphere, ambiance, ambience, medium, ambit, aroma, occasion, stage* * *1. ambience 2. environment 3. media 4. medium -
10 sebep
n. reason, cause, occasion, ground, subject, why, account, causation, consideration, inducement* * *1. causation 2. cause 3. inducement 4. motive 5. reason (n.) 6. cause (n.) -
11 sıra
adj. ordinal--------n. line, queue, linage, order, row, series, file, rank, sequence, turn, bench, alignment, arrangement, array, form, occasion, place, progression, range, settle, slot, spell, succession, tier, train--------sıra (okul)n. desk* * *1. row 2. sequence 3. succession 4. tier 5. bench 6. array (n.) 7. row (n.) 8. sequence (n.) 9. rank (n.) -
12 büyük fırsat
n. a great occasion -
13 büyük şans
n. a great occasion, jackpot -
14 fırsat buldukça
adv. on occasion, at odd moments, at odd times -
15 gerekirse
adv. if necessary, if need be, if required, should the occasion arise, at a push -
16 hatıralık
n. souvenir, memento, object which serves as a reminder of a place or past event (of a person, occasion, etc.) -
17 icap ederse
adv. should the occasion arise -
18 kendini ispatlamak
v. rise to the occasion -
19 sırası değil
it's not the occasion for -
20 uygun zaman
n. time, occasion, leisure, psychologic moment, psychological moment
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