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1 tanımak
"/ı/ 1. to recognize, know. 2. to be acquainted with, know; to know well. 3. to make a distinction between, distinguish between. 4. to be able to distinguish, know, recognize. 5. to acknowledge, recognize. 6. to respect; to listen to, pay attention to. 7. to hold (someone) responsible." -
2 tanımak
v. know, recognize, identify, get to know, be recognizant of, own, legitimize, legitimatize, acknowledge, be acquainted with, affiliate, ken, spot--------tanımak (ayrıcalık)v. charter* * *recognize -
3 farkına var
1. behold 2. realise 3. recognize 4. realising (v.) -
4 farkına varmak
v. realize, become aware of, notice, take notice, wake to, awake to, get wise to, recognize, awake, awaken, discern, take stock of, waken* * *notice -
5 kabul etmek
v. accept, approve, acknowledge, receive, admit, grant, consent, say yes, accede, acquiesce, adopt, affiliate, agree, allow, assent, avow oneself, enrol, fall in with, favor, favour [Brit.], go along with, have, own, recognize, regard as, settle for--------kabul etmek (çek)v. honor, honour [Brit.], certify--------kabul etmek (üyeliğe vb.)v. enfranchise* * *1. accept 2. receive -
6 takdir etmek
v. appreciate, prize, admire, pay tribute, estimate, predestinate, predestine, esteem, go for, ordain, recognize, regard* * *appreciate -
7 agnosi
n. agnosia, inability or impaired ability to use the senses to recognize objects (Psychology) -
8 ayırt etmek
v. distinguish, individuate, recognize, differentiate, discriminate, tell apart, tell the difference, pick out, spot, separate, contradistinguish, contradistinguish from, descry, know, tell -
9 farketmek
v. notice, become aware of, realize, perceive, recognize, make a difference, catch sight, descry, detect, discern, discover, distinguish, espy, know, make out, note, take notice, observe, remark, see -
10 farketmemek
v. (neg. form of farketmek) notice, become aware of, realize, perceive, recognize, make a difference, catch sight, descry, detect, discern, discover, distinguish, espy, know, make out, note, take notice, observe, remark, see -
11 söz hakkı tanımak
v. recognize -
12 tanımamak
v. (neg. form of tanımak) not to know, not to recognize, abnegate, disclaim, disown, renounce, repudiate, be unacquainted with -
13 ayırt etmek
a) to distinguish, to discern, to differentiate b) to spot, to recognize -
14 bilmek
"to know; to be acquainted with sth; to guess (right); to remember; to recognize; to consider, to regard as" -
15 tanımak
"to recognize; to know, to be acquainted with sb; to identify, to acknowledge; to distinguish; to accept; to obey" -
16 teşhis etmek
a) to diagnose b) to identify, to recognize -
17 babacığımcılık
slang picking the pocket of an old man by pretending to recognize him and embracing him. -
18 bilmek
",-ir 1. /ı/ to know; to be informed of, be aware of; to understand. 2. /ı/ to know, recognize. 3. /ı/ to regard (someone) as: Onu düşman bildik. We regarded him as an enemy. 4. /ı/ to hold (someone) to be the accountable party: Senden başkasını bilmem. You´re the only one I hold accountable. 5. /ı, dan/ to suspect that (someone) did (something), think that (someone) is responsible for (something): Her şeyi benden biliyorlar. They suspect me of everything. bilemedin/bilemediniz at most. bilerek knowingly, on purpose. bilmeden not knowing, unintentionally. Bilmemek ayıp değil, sormamak/öğrenmemek ayıp. proverb It´s not a shame not to know; what is bad is not asking. bile bile knowingly; on purpose. bile bile lades with full knowledge of the disadvantageous consequences. bildim bileli for a long time now. bilir bilmez half-knowing, with insufficient knowledge. bilmezlikten gelmek to pretend ignorance. bildiğinden kalmamak/bildiğini okumak to insist on having one´s own way. bildiğinden şaşmamak not to be deflected from one´s plan, not to listen to others. bildiğini yapmak to (ignore advice and) do it one´s own way. Bildiğini yedi mahalle bilmez. colloq. He is very shrewd. bilmem hangi something or other. bilmem nasıl somehow or other. Bilmiş ol! colloq. Take note!/Hear this! " -
19 değerbilir
(someone) who is appreciative of value or worth, who is able to recognize value or worth. -
20 değerbilmez
unappreciative of value or worth, unable to recognize value or worth.
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