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1 anlakalır
reasonable. -
2 akla uygun
reasonable, sensible -
3 akla yakın
reasonable, sensible -
4 kararınca
"reasonable; reasonably" -
5 makul
reasonable, possible, rational, amenable, modest, sane, advisable, plausible, sensible -
6 makul
adj. reasonable, fair, acceptable, just, moderate, level, logical, comprehensible, conceivable, judicious, plausible, possible, probable, sane, sensible, sober, sober minded* * *1. advisable 2. plausible 3. reasonable -
7 karar
"decision, resolution; judgement, sentence, finding, decree; stability, constancy; proper degree, reasonable degree; reasonable, decent" -
8 akılcı
adj. reasonable, rational, rationalistic, level-headed--------n. rationalist, supporter of rationalism, believer in the doctrine of rationalism* * *rationalist -
9 akıllı
adj. smart, clever, intelligent, brainy, wise, reasonable, well-advised, all there, astute, knowing, knowledgeable, longheaded, sagacious, sapient, sensible, sparkling, spiritual, understanding--------n. sage* * *1. astute 2. brainy 3. clearheaded 4. clever 5. cute 6. intelligent 7. sane 8. sapient 9. shrewd 10. wise 11. witty 12. wiser (adj.) 13. smart (adj.) -
10 akla yatkın
adj. sane, reasonable, earthly, probable, rational, sober* * *1. conceivable 2. sensible -
11 kabul edilebilir
adj. acceptable, admissible, done, non objectionable, receivable* * *1. acceptable 2. admissible 3. agreeable 4. allowable 5. reasonable -
12 mantıklı
adj. logical, reasonable, plausible, common sensical, just, legitimate, level, level-headed, likely, rational, sensible, valid* * *1. levelheaded 2. logically 3. rational -
13 akla uygun
adj. reasonable, possible, advisable, colorable, conceivable, judicious, legitimate -
14 bu fiyat hiç mantıklı değil
The price is not reasonable. -
15 akıllıca
"wisely, cleverly; wise, reasonable" -
16 mantıklı
logical, reasonable, rational, sensible, level-headed, advisable, sane -
17 mantıksal
logical, reasonable -
18 olacak
"suitable; reasonable; something inevitable" -
19 söz anlamak
to be reasonable -
20 uygun
"appropriate, fit, fitting; agreeable, favourable; suitable, convenient, apt; (fiyat) reasonable; (giysi) becoming, correct; eligible, qualified; sensible"
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