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1 uçucu ol
volatile (v.) -
2 uçucu bellek
volatile memory, volatile storage -
3 uçucu dosya
volatile file -
4 uçucu kütük
volatile file -
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volatile matter -
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volatile liquid -
7 uçucu
1. biol. flying, volitant, volitorial, volatile. 2. chem. volatile, readily vaporizable. 3. transitory, evanescent, volatile. 4. airplane pilot, flier, aviator. -
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adj. evaporating, volatile, fugacious* * *1. volatile 2. flyer -
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1. volatile memory 2. volatile storage -
10 dönek
adj. untrustworthy, fickle, apostate, capricious, changeable, changeful, flukey, fluky, inconstant, lubricious, protean, variable, versatile, volatile--------n. turnabout, turncoat, quitter, deserter, piker, rat, ratter, renegade* * *1. renegade 2. turncoat -
11 havai
adj. aerial, overhead, volatile* * *perky -
12 oynak
adj. mobile, unstable, loose, playful, frisky, flirtatious, coquettish, skittish, frolicsome, ludic* * *1. frisky 2. limber 3. volatile (adj.) -
13 buharlaşan
adj. volatile -
14 gelgeç
adj. fickle, flighty, volatile, inconstant -
15 nişadırruhu
n. sal volatile -
16 hoppa
flighty, frivolous, volatile, giddy -
17 uçan
a) flying b) volatile, fugitive -
18 uçucu
"flying; volatile; pilot" pilot -
19 ruh
"1. soul, spirit (of a living person or thing). 2. psych. psyche. 3. liveliness, spirit, animation, life. 4. heart (of a matter), essence (of a matter). 5. (a person´s) character or nature. 6. spirit of a dead person. 7. essence, spirit (of a volatile substance); extract, concentrated solution. R-um! colloq. My dear!/My dear fellow! - bulmak (for something) to acquire a meaning, become meaningful, make sense. - doktoru psychiatrist. - doktorluğu psychiatry, being a psychiatrist. -u (bile) duymamak /ı/ to be completely unaware of, not to notice in any way whatsoever. - çağırma calling someone´s spirit (during a séance); necromancy. - gibi wraith-like (person). - göçü/sıçraması metempsychosis, transmigration. - haleti state of mind, mood. - hastası mentally ill person; mental patient. - hekimi psychiatrist. - hekimliği psychiatry, being a psychiatrist. -una işlemek /ın/ (for something) to become rooted in (someone´s) character, become a part of (someone´s) makeup. -unu okşamak /ın/ (for something) to please (someone) greatly. -unu okumak /ın/ to understand (someone) completely; to be able to read (someone´s) innermost thoughts; to be able to read (someone) like a book. - sağlığı mental health. - sayrılığı mental illness. -unu şad etmek /ın/ to please the soul of (someone who is dead). -unu teslim etmek to die, give up the ghost." -
20 uçar
1. flying, (something) which flies. 2. volatile. -a atmak to shoot at a bird on the wing.
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Volatile — may refer to: Chemistry Volatility (chemistry), a measure of the tendency of a substance to vaporize Relative volatility, a measure of vapor pressures of the components in a liquid mixture Volatiles, a group of compounds with low boiling points… … Wikipedia
Volatile — Vol a*tile, a. [F. volatil, L. volatilis, fr. volare to fly, perhaps akin to velox swift, E. velocity. Cf. {Volley}.] 1. Passing through the air on wings, or by the buoyant force of the atmosphere; flying; having the power to fly. [Obs.] [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Volatile — kommt aus dem englischen Sprachraum und bedeutet dort etwa: veränderlich, beweglich, flüchtig. Das Wort wird als Fachausdruck auch im deutschen Sprachraum verwendet: Im Aktienhandel für veränderliche Werte oder als Maß des Risikos einer Aktie,… … Deutsch Wikipedia
volatile — [väl′ə təl; ] chiefly Brit [, väl′ətīl΄] adj. [MFr < L volatilis < volare, to fly] 1. Obs. flying or able to fly; volitant 2. vaporizing or evaporating quickly, as alcohol 3. a) likely to shift quickly and unpredictably; unstable; explosive … English World dictionary
Volatile — Vol a*tile, n. [Cf. F. volatile.] A winged animal; wild fowl; game. [Obs.] Chaucer. Sir T. Browne. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
volatile — (adj.) 1590s fine or light, also evaporating rapidly (c.1600), from M.Fr. volatile, from L. volatilis fleeting, transitory, flying, from pp. stem of volare to fly, of unknown origin. Sense of readily changing, fickle is first recorded 1640s.… … Etymology dictionary
volatile — ► ADJECTIVE 1) (of a substance) easily evaporated at normal temperatures. 2) liable to change rapidly and unpredictably, especially for the worse. ► NOUN ▪ a volatile substance. DERIVATIVES volatility noun volatilize (also volatilise) verb … English terms dictionary
volatile — I adjective active, animated, brief, brisk, buoyant, capricious, changeable, cometary, deciduous, desultory, effervescent, elastic, elusive, ephemeral, erratic, evanescent, evaporable, excitable, explosive, fickle, fleeting, flighty, full of… … Law dictionary
volatile — /vo latile/ [dal lat. volatĭlis, der. di volare ]. ■ agg. 1. (non com.) [che vola, capace di volare] ▶◀ [➨ volante1 agg. (1)]. 2. (chim.) [di liquido o solido che tende a vaporizzare facilmente: sostanze v. ] ▶◀ ‖ evaporabile … Enciclopedia Italiana
volatile — effervescent, buoyant, expansive, resilient, *elastic Analogous words: unstable, mercurial, *inconstant, fickle, capricious: light minded, frivolous, flippant, flighty (see corresponding nouns at LIGHTNESS): variable, *changeable, protean … New Dictionary of Synonyms
volatile — [adj] explosive, changeable airy, buoyant, capricious, effervescent, elastic, elusive, ephemeral, erratic, expansive, fickle, fleeting, flighty, flippant, frivolous, fugacious, fugitive, gaseous, gay, giddy, impermanent, imponderable,… … New thesaurus
