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1 fayda
n. use, advantage, benefit, profit, avail, handiness, service, stead, usefulness, utility, grist* * *1. benefit 2. serviceableness 3. utility 4. avail (n.) 5. benefit (n.) -
2 yarar
n. account, avail, benefit, convenience, efficacy, gain, grist to the mill, stead, use, utility* * *1. benefit 2. efficacy 3. benefit (n.) -
3 yer
adj. terraneous--------n. earth, premises, footing, whereabouts, glebe, ground, locale, locality, location, locus, mother earth, place, position, post, quarter, room, seat, site, situation, situs, slot, space, spot, stand, standing, station, stead, terrain, ubiety; pew--------pref. geo, ground--------pron. where* * *1. ground 2. location 3. locus 4. place 5. placing 6. site (n.) 7. place (n.) -
4 yerinde
adj. answerable, applicable, apposite, appropriate, apropos, apt, becoming, befitting, calculated, condign, conformable, expedient, felicitous, fit, fitted, grandiloquent, in, just, legitimate, opportune, pat, pertinent, in place, pointed, proper--------adv. on the premises, in one's stead--------pref. pro* * *1. in position 2. in suits 3. on site -
5 başkasının yeri
n. stead -
6 işine yaramak
v. serve, stand smb. in good stead, subserve -
7 onun yerinde
adv. in one's stead -
8 yararlı olmak
v. belong, stand smb. in good stead, make oneself useful -
9 yerine
"instead of, in place of, in sb's/sth's stead, in lie (of sth); instead; for" -
10 bedel
"1. /a/ equivalent (of). 2. value, worth; price. 3. /a/ substitute (for); in lieu of, for, in exchange for. 4. sum paid for exemption from military service; formerly military substitute who served for another person. 5. person who makes the pilgrimage to Mecca in the name of another. -i alınmıştır. fin. ´value received´ (inscribed on checks). -i tahsil içindir. fin. ´value to be collected in cash´ (inscribed on checks). -i teminat içindir. fin. ´value to stand as a specific guarantee´ (inscribed on checks). - tutmak formerly to pay someone to do one´s military service in one´s stead. - vermek to pay the government a fee in lieu of doing one´s military service. " -
11 vekâlet
",-ti 1. proxy; power of attorney; power to act for or represent another. 2. ministry (in a government). - emrine alınmak (for a government official) to be temporarily removed from his position. - etmek /a/ to represent (someone); to act as (someone´s) proxy. - ücreti fee paid to one´s lawyer. - vermek /a/ to give (someone) the power to act in one´s stead." -
12 yerine
"/ın/ 1. instead of, in (someone´s) stead, in place of; in lieu of: Ali, Veli´nin yerine gitti. Ali went in Veli´s place. Bundan sonra fındık yerine çay yetiştireceğiz. From now on we´re going to raise tea instead of hazelnuts. 2. on behalf of, for (someone); in the name of (someone). "
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Stead — (pronounced sted as in instead ) is a surname, and may refer to* C. K. Stead, New Zealand writer and critic * Christina Stead, Australian writer * Dave Stead, drummer * Edward Stead, early English cricket team manager * Eugene A. Stead, American… … Wikipedia
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stead — [ sted ] noun do something in someone s stead FORMAL to do something that someone else usually does or was going to do stand/put/hold someone in good stead to be useful or helpful to someone … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
stead — [sted] n. [ME stede < OE, akin to Ger statt, a place, stadt, town < IE base * stā , to STAND] 1. the place or position of a person or thing as filled by a replacement, substitute, or successor [to send another in one s stead] 2. advantage,… … English World dictionary
Stead — (spr. ßtedd), William Thomas, engl. Journalist, geb. 5. Juli 1849 in Howdon on Tyne, widmete sich der schriftstellerischen Laufbahn und gehörte 1880–89 der Redaktion der »Pall Mall Gazette« an. 1890 gründete er die »Review of Reviews« und 1891… … Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon
stead — index behalf, help (noun), help (verb), site Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
Stead — [sted], 1) C. K. (Christian Karlson), neuseeländischer Schriftsteller, * Auckland 17. 10. 1932; war Professor für Literatur an der Auckland University, heute freier Feuilletonist; wurde international bekannt durch seine einflussreiche Studie … Universal-Lexikon
