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1 işlemek
v. work, process, operate, function, perform, commit, engrave, go, run, travel, farm, tame, cultivate, brand, discourse, ferry, forge, grave, hammer, handle, indwell, instil, instill, penetrate, pierce, sink, sink into, stamp, strike, treat--------işlemek (beynine)v. print--------işlemek (suç)v. perpetrate--------işlemek (toprak)v. tame, till* * *operate -
2 amfibi
adj. amphibian, amphibious, able to live both on land and water (of animals); able to operate both on land and water (of vehicles, aircraft or troops)* * *1. amphibian 2. amphibious -
3 çalışmak
v. work, operate, function, endeavor, labor, practise, practice, start up, struggle, study--------çalışmak ( e)v. aim, aim at--------çalışmak (mekanizma)v. catch--------çalışmak (motor vb.)v. fire--------çalışmak (motor)v. start--------çalışmak (yapmaya)v. try* * *work -
4 etkilemek
v. affect, influence, impress, thrill, touch, turn, glamor, glamour [Brit.], cast a spell on, catch up, concern, dictate, enamor, enamour [Brit.], enthral, enthrall, grip, impinge, imprint, lead, militate, operate, prepossess, reach, smite, spell* * *1. affect 2. impress 3. influence -
5 işlet
1. execute 2. manipulate 3. operate 4. operating (v.) 5. operated (v.) -
6 kullanmak
v. use, make use of, employ, handle, run, apply, drive, put account, turn to account, take advantage of, call forth, dispose, dispose of, draw on, engage, exert, exploit, harness, head, operate, pilot, ply, ride, roll, utilize, wield--------kullanmak (kamçı)v. lay on* * *use -
7 yap işlet devret
build operate transfer -
8 ameliyat etmek
v. operate -
9 arma
n. arming, armorial bearings, arms, crest, device, emblem, escutcheon, scutcheon, shield; rigging, ropes and chains used to support and operate the sails and masts of a ship -
10 borsada işlem yapmak
v. operate -
11 etki etmek
v. effect, affect, have influence upon, act, operate, sway -
12 işletmek
v. work, run, manage, exploit, operate, control, keep, kid, actuate, bamboozle, befool, cod, dupe, hoax, hornswoggle, ply, run the show, spoof -
13 işletmemek
v. (neg. form of işletmek) work, run, manage, exploit, operate, control, keep, kid, actuate, bamboozle, befool, cod, dupe, hoax, hornswoggle, ply, run the show, spoof -
14 nasıl kullanacağımı gösterir misiniz
Will you show me how to operate itTurkish-English dictionary > nasıl kullanacağımı gösterir misiniz
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15 spekülasyon yapmak
v. speculate, bull, bear, gamble, operate, stag -
16 çalıştırmak
v. make smth. work, set to work, actuate, operate, run, power, start up, start, employ, have smb. on the payroll, drive, drill, exercise, make things hum, put on, switch on, task -
17 çalıştırmamak
v. (neg. form of çalıştırmak) make smth. work, set to work, actuate, operate, run, power, start up, start, employ, have smb. on the payroll, drive, drill, exercise, make things hum, put on, switch on, task -
18 ameliyat etmek
to operate (on) -
19 işlemek
"to operate, to work, to run, to function; to process, to treat; to embroider; to commit, to perpetrate; to penetrate; to influence; to embroider; (toprak) to cultivate; (konu) to treat, to deal with; to teach (a subject); (taþýt) to run, to ply; (çýban) t" -
20 işletmek
"to run, to operate; to exploit; to keep, to run; to kid, to hoax, to have sb on, to play a joke on sb, to play a trick on sb, to play a prank on sb, to lead sb up the garden path"
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