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1 urgency sendromu
Sidiyi iradi saxlaya bilməmə sindromu; imperativ çağırış fonunda sidiyi saxlaya bilməmək -
2 ivedilik
urgency -
3 ivedilik
urgency. -le urgently. -
4 acele
adj. hasty, urgent, hurried, pressing--------adv. hastily, hurriedly, in haste, in a hurry, hotfoot--------n. hurry, haste, rush, precipitancy, urgency, precipitance* * *1. abruptness 2. cursory 3. extemporaneous 4. haste 5. hurriedness 6. immediate 7. quickly 8. urgent 9. hasty (adj.) 10. pressing (n.) 11. hurry (n.) -
5 acillik
n. urgency, instancy, state of being urgent* * *immediacy -
6 ısrar
n. insistence, persistence, pertinacity, claim, urgency* * *1. insistence 2. insistency 3. persistency -
7 ivedilik
n. instancy* * *urgency -
8 kaçınılmazlık
n. inevitability, indispensability, necessity, urgency* * *inevitability -
9 zorunluluk
n. burden, essentiality, exigence, exigency, imperative, incumbency, indispensability, necessity, obligation, ought, urgency* * *1. imperativeness 2. indispensability 3. indispensableness -
10 aciliyet
n. state of being urgent, urgency -
11 pürtelaş
1. very hurried and agitated, marked by haste and urgency. 2. in a hasty and agitated way, in haste and agitation. -
12 telaş
1. (emotional) agitation (characterized by a feeling of anxiety mixed with urgency that manifests itself in a display of haste). 2. to-do, flutter, flurry, commotion. - almak /ı/, -a düşmek (for someone) to get agitated, get in a swivet. - etmek to behave agitatedly. -a gelmek to be done in a hasty, hit-or-miss way. (ortalığı) -a vermek to get (everybody in a place) agitated.
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urgency — UK [ˈɜː(r)dʒ(ə)nsɪ] / US [ˈɜrdʒənsɪ] noun [uncountable] 1) the need to deal with something quickly Everyone agrees on the urgency of the situation. matter of urgency: Reducing damage to the area is a matter of great urgency. sense of urgency: The … English dictionary
urgency — noun 1. the state of being urgent; an earnest and insistent necessity (Freq. 2) • Hypernyms: ↑necessity • Hyponyms: ↑hurry, ↑haste, ↑imperativeness, ↑insistence, ↑in … Useful english dictionary
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