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1 sınava girmek
v. take an examination, go in for an examination, sit for an examination, sit for, sit, go in for -
2 sınav olmak
n. take an examination -
3 imtihan olmak
to take an examination -
4 imtihana girmek
to take an examination, to sit (for) an exam -
5 imtihan
1. examination, exam, test. 2. test, trial, putting (someone) to the test. -a çekmek /ı/ to test (someone´s) knowledge, put (someone) to the lest. - etmek /ı/ to test, give (someone) an examination. - olmak to take a test, have an exam. -a sokmak /ı/ to have (someone) take a test. - vermek (for someone) to acquit himself/herself well, give a good account of himself/herself. -ı vermek to pass, get a passing grade (on a test). -
6 ikmal
,-li 1. completion, finishing. 2. making up, making good (a deficiency). 3. mil. supply, supplying. 4. colloq. makeup exam, makeup (taken to pass a course one has failed). -e bırakmak /ı/ to fail (a student) (thus requiring him to take a makeup exam). - etmek /ı/ 1. to complete, finish. 2. to make up, make good (a deficiency). - gemisi supply ship. - hatları mil. lines of communication, supply lines. - imtihanı makeup examination (taken to pass a course one has failed). -e kalmak to fail a subject (and thus be required to take a makeup exam). - kolu mil. supply column. - maddesi mil. supplies. - subayı mil. supply officer. - yapmak to take on supplies, take on provisions. -
7 bütünlemeli
(student) who has to take a make-up examination.
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