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1 ikinci mevki
second class -
2 ikinci sınıf
second class, second-rate -
3 ikinci
"1. second. 2. secondary. 3. vice-, sub-. 4. the second; the second person; the second one: son sınıfın ikincisi the salutatorian. İ- Dünya Savaşı the Second World War, World War II. - gelmek/olmak to come in second (in a race). - hamur kâğıt a lightly glazed paper. - kânun obs. January. - kişi gram. the second person. - mevki/sınıf 1. second-class. 2. the second-class section (in a boat, train, airplane). - plana düşmek to become of secondary importance. - planda kalmak to be of secondary importance. - şahıs gram. the second person. - teşrin obs. November. - üstenci subcontractor." -
4 ikinci sınıf
adj. second-rate* * *1. second class 2. second rate 3. second string -
5 ikinci kalite
adj. second-class, second-best -
6 adi posta
n. second class mail, surface mail -
7 dergi ve gazete postası
n. second class mail -
8 ikinci mevki
n. second-class -
9 orta derece ile mezuniyet
n. second-class -
10 başaltı
"(güreþte) second class; forward crew-quarters, steerage" -
11 başaltı
,-nı 1. naut. compartment under the forecastle, steerage. 2. Turkish wrestling second class.
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second-class — ˈsecond class adjective [only before a noun] 1. second class mail is cheaper to send than first class mail because it takes slightly longer to be delivered: • We aim to deliver 96% of second class letters by the third working day after collection … Financial and business terms
second class — ˈsecond class adjective [only before a noun] 1. second class mail is cheaper to send than first class mail because it takes slightly longer to be delivered: • We aim to deliver 96% of second class letters by the third working day after collection … Financial and business terms
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Second class — generally indicates a secondary level of service or importance. Specific uses of the term include:In Scouting:* Second Class Scout in Boy Scouting (Boy Scouts of America) * Second Class Scout in Ranks in the Boy Scouts of AmericaIn rail travel:*… … Wikipedia
second-class — [sek′ənd klas′, sek′əndkläs′] adj. 1. of the class, rank, excellence, etc. next below the highest; of secondary quality 2. designating or of accommodations next below the best [a second class railway carriage ] ☆ 3. designating or of a class of… … English World dictionary
Second-class — Sec ond class , a. Of the rank or degree below the best or highest; inferior; second rate; as, a second class house; a second class passage; a second class citizen. [1913 Webster +PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
second-class — (adj.) 1837, from SECOND (Cf. second) (adj.) + CLASS (Cf. class) (n.). Phrase second class citizen is recorded from 1942 … Etymology dictionary
second class — ► NOUN 1) a set of people or things grouped together as the second best. 2) the second best accommodation in an aircraft, train, or ship. 3) Brit. the second highest division in the results of the examinations for a university degree. ► ADJECTIVE … English terms dictionary
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