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1 e yeterli
sufficient for -
2 yeter
sufficient, enough kâfi -
3 yeterli
"sufficient, adequate, enough; competent, qualified" -
4 kâfi
1. enough, sufficient: Bu kadar kâfi. This much will do. 2. That´s enough./That´ll do. - derecede/miktarda 1. enough, sufficient, in sufficient quantity: Kâfi derecede şeker bulabildiniz mi? Were you able to find enough sugar? 2. sufficiently, well enough: Kâfi derecede Rusça bilmiyorum. I don´t know Russian well enough. - gelmek to be enough, suffice. -
5 kendine yeten
adj. self sufficient, self-contained* * *self sufficient -
6 yeterli
adj. adequate, ample, competent, decent, effectual, efficacious, efficient, enough, equal, fit, proficient, qualified, satisfactory, satisfying, snug, sufficient, suited, working--------interj. that will do--------phr yeterli (enough: that's enough)* * *1. proficient 2. sufficient 3. sufficiently 4. adequate 5. adequately 6. enough 7. fairly -
7 iktifa
"contenting oneself with; being content with, regarding (something) as sufficient. - etmek /la/ to content oneself with; to be content with, regard (something) as sufficient." -
8 yeter
1. enough, sufficient. 2. That´s enough!/That´ll do!/That´ll suffice! -i kadar 1. enough, sufficient, adequate: Yeteri kadar şeker var. There´s enough sugar. 2. enough, sufficiently. -
9 elverişli
adj. suitable, convenient, sufficient, favourable [Brit.], practicable, opportune, adequate, auspicious, practical, propitious, prosperous, streamlined, susceptible* * *1. adequate 2. propitious 3. usable -
10 kendi kendini idare eden
adj. self sufficient* * *1. autonomous 2. self directed -
11 kâfi
adj. sufficient, enough, ample* * *enough -
12 nitelikli
adj. qualified, eligible, sufficient* * *1. qualitative 2. qualitatively 3. qualified (adj.) -
13 kendi kendine yeten
adj. self-supporting, self-contained, self sufficient -
14 yeter
adj. enough, sufficient--------interj. that will do, enough, enough of that!, less of that, no more, be done, there is an end of it, enough said--------n. enough -
15 yeterli kalite
n. sufficient -
16 tap
IEnough; sufficientIIA scar on the skin from a wound or blow -
17 tap
IEnough; sufficientIIA scar on the skin from a wound or blow -
18 idare etmek
a) to manage, to direct, to run b) to control c) to administer, to govern d) to economize, to skimp, to scrimp (on), to scrape, to be frugal e) to subsist (on sth), to get by f) to make do with sth, to make sth do g) to be enough, to be sufficient h) to t -
19 kâfi
enough, sufficient -
20 kıtı kıtına yetişmek
to be barely sufficient
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