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1 Relation
in Relation zu ile orantılı olarak -
2 Relation
Preis und Qualität der Ware stehen in keiner \Relation zueinander malın fiyatı ile kalitesi arasında hiçbir bağıntı yoktur2) math orantı -
3 relation
n f1 rapport ilişki [iliʃ'ci]2 contact ilişki [iliʃ'ci]3 personne tanıdık [tanɯ'dɯk]4 entre des pays ilişki [iliʃ'ci] -
4 relation
n. bağıntı, ilgi, bağlantı, nispet, bağ, alâka, ilişki, ilişik, oran, akrabalık, anlatma, söyleme* * *1. bağıntı 2. ilişki* * *1) (a person who belongs to the same family as oneself either by birth or because of marriage: uncles, aunts, cousins and other relations.) akraba2) (a relationship (between facts, events etc).) ilgi, ilişki3) ((in plural) contact and communications between people, countries etc: to establish friendly relations.) ilişki(ler) -
5 relation to
e ilişkin -
6 relation
akraba; ilgi, iliski, baglanti -
7 relation
ilişki -
8 relation to
e ilişkin -
9 asymmetric relation
asimetrik bağıntı -
10 blood relation
akrabalık, kan bağı* * *akraba -
11 bragg grey relation
bragg grey bağıntısı -
12 business relation
iş ilişkisi -
13 closed equivalence relation
kapalı denklik bağıntısı -
14 completely ordered relation
tam sıralama bağıntısı -
15 connected relation
bağlantılı bağıntı -
16 grammatical relation
gramatik ilişki -
17 inverse relation
ters bağıntı -
18 lawyer client relation
avukat müvekkil ilişkisi -
19 legal relation
yasal ilişki -
20 linearly ordered relation
doğrusal sıralama bağıntısı
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