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1 besin kıtlığı
scarcity of food -
2 kıtlık
n. famine, scarcity, dearth, shortage, drought, exiguity, failure, paucity, penury, scantiness, scantness, scarceness, slimness, sparseness, sparsity* * *1. exiguity 2. famine 3. scarceness 4. scarcity -
3 kıtlık
1. famine, general scarcity of food. 2. scarcity, shortage. -tan çıkmış gibi yemek to devour one´s food ravenously, eat as if it were one´s last meal. -ına kıran girmek /ın/ to become as scarce as hen´s teeth. -
4 azlık
n. scarcity, paucity, fewness, littleness, scantiness, exiguity, tightness, minority, scantness, slimness, spareness* * *fewness -
5 az bulunurluk
n. scarcity -
6 fukaralık
n. poverty, state of being poor, destitution, indigence; scantiness, deficiency, scarcity -
7 nadirlik
n. infrequency, scarcity, scarceness -
8 azlık
rarity, rareness, scarcity -
9 kesat
"stagnant, flat; slackness, dullness; scarcity" -
10 kıtlık
"famine; scarcity, shortage, deearth (of sth)" -
11 azlık
1. scarcity. 2. minority. - çokluk quantity. -
12 bereketsiz
1. unfruitful, marked by scarcity. 2. infertile, infructuous. 3. (food) a little of which does not go a long way, a little of which can not be made to go a long way, a small amount of which does not make a dish that will feed many people. 4. (money) which does not bring satisfaction to its possessor. -
13 darlık
"1. narrowness. 2. tightness; constriction. 3. scantness; scarcity; insufficiency. 4. depressingness, depressing quality; feeling of depression. - çekmek to have trouble making ends meet." -
14 insan
"1. person, someone, human being, man. 2. the human race, man, mankind: Allah insanı yarattı. God created man. 3. decent person, upright person: İnsan gibi yaşamadı. He didn´t live as a decent person should. İnsan gibi çalış! Do your work as it should be done! 4. one, you: İnsan büyüğüyle öyle konuşmaz. One doesn´t speak that way to one´s superior. İnsana güven veren bir sesi var. He has a voice that inspires trust. 5. decent, upright, good (person): Yümni insan bir adam. Yümni´s a decent fellow. -ın adı çıkacağına canı çıksın./-ın/adamın/bir kimsenin adı çıkmadansa canı çıkması yeğdir/hayırlıdır. proverb It is better to die than to get a bad reputation. - beşer, kuldur (bazen) şaşar. proverb Nobody is perfect./Everybody makes mistakes. - eti yemek colloq. to backbite, slander a person. - evladı good person, decent person, person of integrity. - gibi decently, properly, in an acceptable way, like a human being. - hakları human rights. İ- Hakları Beyannamesi hist. the Declaration of the Rights of Man. İ- Hakları Evrensel Beyannamesi the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (made by the U. N.). - hali human nature. - hali. colloq. Human nature is just that way. - içine çıkmak to go out in public; to mix with people. - kıtlığı scarcity of capable people. - kıtlığında As there is no one better at this time,.... - konuşa konuşa/söyleşe söyleşe, hayvan koklaşa koklaşa. proverb Animals communicate by sniffing; people by talking. - kurusu 1. very thin person, bag of bones, scarecrow 2. very thin, (someone) who is nothing but skin and bones. - müsveddesi 1. sorry apology for a human being, sorry excuse for a human being (said of a morally contemptible person). 2. (someone) who is a sorry apology for a human being. - sarrafı 1. a good judge of people. 2. (someone) who is a good judge of people. - türü Homo sapiens. - yedisinde ne ise yetmişinde de odur. proverb A person´s character does not change with time. " -
15 kesat
1. stagnant, slack (market). 2. slackness (in trade). 3. scarcity (of a crop). -
16 kesatlık
1. slackness, stagnation (in business). 2. time of scarcity. -
17 varlık
"1. existence, being. 2. presence, being present. 3. living creature; inanimate, created thing. 4. wealth, riches. -ta darlık çekmek to be unable to make use of the wealth that one has. - göstermek to do something that wins people´s approval, make a good showing. -a güvenilmez. proverb Being wealthy does not mean that one can spend money with abandon; even the greatest of fortunes can be frittered away in time. - içinde yaşamak to live in easy circumstances. - içinde yokluk scarcity despite wealth. - vergisi tax on wealth and earnings (levied only once, in 1942)." -
18 yokluk
1. nonexistence. 2. absence. 3. poverty. 4. scarcity, shortage.
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