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1 beyn
"relation (between people): Beynleri açıldı. They´re not on good terms with each other. -inde between; among: Bu söyleyeceklerim beynimizde kalsın. What I´m going to tell you is just between ourselves." -
2 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." -
3 nedensellik
causality, causation, the relation between cause and effect. - ilkesi phil. principle of causality, law of causation. -
4 karabet
,-ti obs. 1. kinship (by blood or marriage). 2. close connection, close relation, affinity (between two things).
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