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21 uzaktan kumandalı
adj. remote controlled, remote controled, radio controlled, pilotless -
22 kumanda
1. command, control, authority. 2. colloq. remote-control device/unit. - aygıtı/cihazı remote-control device/unit. - etmek /a/ to command, be in command of. -
23 uzak
"1. distant, remote, far, faraway, far-off. 2. /dan/ (someone, something) who or which has nothing to do with, who or which has no connection with. 3. /dan/ (someone) who has no talent at all for; (someone) who is unable to (do something). 4. unlikely, improbable. 5. distance. 6. at a distance, faraway. -tan akraba distant relative. -tan bakmak /a/ to remain an observer of, survey (something) from the sidelines. - durmak /dan/ to stay away from. (birbirinden/birbirlerinden) - düşmek to be far from one another. -lara gitmek to get off the subject. -ı görmek to be able to foresee what will happen, be able to see the future. -tan güdüm/kumanda remote control. -tan merhaba nodding acquaintanceship: Bizim uzaktan merhabamız var. We´re on speaking terms with each other, but no more than that. -tan uzağa 1. very distant. 2. from a great distance, from faraway." -
24 çok eski
adj. age-old, ancient, dateless, antediluvian, remote* * *immemorial -
25 dolaylı
adj. indirect, circuitous, mediate, constructive, oblique, remote, roundabout, secondhand* * *indirect -
26 küçük
adj. small, little, minor, mini, petty, petite, slight, younger, young, baby, junior, bantam, fiddling, not healthy, inconsiderable, minuscule, niggardly, one-horse, paltry, peanut, piddling, poky, remote, snug, tiddly, trifling, trivial, undersized--------n. child, infant, young, minor, kid--------pref. mini, micro, infra, nano* * *1. diminutive 2. little 3. minor 4. small 5. little (adj.) 6. smaller (adj.) -
27 mesafeli
adj. distant, remote, offish, inapproachable, uncompanionable, frosty* * *widely spaced -
28 naklen yayın
n. live broadcast, rebroadcast, relay, remote* * *live broadcast -
29 sapa
adj. out of the way, devious, off the beaten track, off, remote* * *out of the way -
30 soğuk
adj. cold, chilly, cool, chill, frigid, freezing, calm, unfriendly, uncompanionable, unsympathetic, aloof, angular, apathetic, apathetical, bleak, distant, frosty, frozen, inclement, inhospitable, marble, offish, parky, phlegmatic, phlegmatical--------n. chill, chilling, cold, frostiness--------pref. cryo--------soğuk (davranış)adj. remote* * *1. chilly 2. cold 3. frigid 4. colder (adj.) 5. chill (n.) ———————— (adj.) aloof -
31 uzaktan
adv. from a distance, afar* * *1. remote 2. remotely -
32 endirekt
adj. indirect, remote -
33 kumanda
n. command, direction, conn, attendance, remote control -
34 küçük olasılık
n. remote possibility -
35 radyo ve uzaktan kumandalı araçlar
n. radio and remote control vehicleTurkish-English dictionary > radyo ve uzaktan kumandalı araçlar
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36 uzak gelecek
n. remote future -
37 uzak ihtimal
n. remote possibility -
38 uzaktan akrabalık
n. remote relation -
39 uzaktan kumanda aleti
n. remote control -
40 ücra
adj. remote, out of the way, outlying, far-flung, obscure
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