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"1. night, nighttime. 2. evening, eventide. 3. at night. 4. in the evening. 5. overnight. 6. soiree, evening, night, celebration. 7. nocturnal, night. - baskını night raid. - bekçisi night man, night watchman. - gösterisi evening showing or performance (of a film or play). - gündüz night and day, continuously. - gündüz dememek to take no account of the time of day. -yi gündüze katmak to work night and day, work very hard. - hayatı night life. -niz hayırlı olsun. Good night. - işçiliği slang night thieving. - işçisi 1. workman on the night shift, night man. 2. slang night burglar. - kalmak /da/ to stay overnight (in/at), spend the night (in/at). - körlüğü night blindness. - kulübü nightclub. - kuşu 1. bat; owl, night bird. 2. night person, night owl, nighthawk. 3. night lifer. - lambası night-light. - maçı sports night game. - silahlı, gündüz külahlı someone who is a Jekyll-and -Hyde sort of person. - vakti 1. at night. 2. in the evening. - vardiyası night shift. - yarısı 1. midnight. 2. in the middle of the night. - yatısı overnight visit. - yatısına gitmek /a/ to go to (someone´s) for an overnight visit, go to (someone´s) to spend the night. - yatısına kalmak to be an overnight guest, stay overnight." -
2 vardiya
n. job rotation, relay, shift, spell, turn of work, watch* * *shift -
3 vardiyalı iş
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4 nöbet
",-ti 1. turn (of duty). 2. shift (scheduled period of work); watch (of a sentry). 3. time: iki nöbet twice. 4. attack, fit, paroxysm, or seizure (caused by a recurrent disease). - beklemek 1. to await one´s turn. 2. to be on duty. 3. to stand guard; to keep watch, watch. - çizelgesi roster (showing to whom shifts are assigned); mil. guard roster. - gelmek to have a seizure or attack. - hizmeti mil. guard duty. - tutmak 1. to be on duty. 2. to stand guard; to keep watch, watch."
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