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1 icra
"1. carrying out, doing, performance. 2. law execution, carrying out, fulfillment (of a decision or decree). 3. law court dealing with debt or bankruptcy cases. 4. mus. performance. - dairesi law court dealing with debt or bankruptcy cases. - etmek /ı/ 1. to carry out, do, perform. 2. law to execute, carry out, fulfill (a decision or decree). 3. to perform (a piece of music). - heyeti 1. executive board, executive committee. 2. group of musicians. - kuvveti executive power. - memuru official who supervises the collection of debts. -yı sanat etmek 1. to give a performance, perform. 2. (for an artist) to produce a work of art, create. 3. (usually jocular) to be engaged in one´s work; to do one´s job, work at one´s job; to practice one´s trade or profession. -ya vermek /ı / to take ( a debtor) to court." -
2 çalışma
adj. working--------n. work, study, job of work, labor, labour [Brit.], working, action, practice, workout, exercise, training, gear, praxis, priming, running, starting* * *1. human activity 2. operation 3. slaving 4. studying (n.) 5. working (n.) 6. study (n.) -
3 çalışmak
v. work, operate, function, endeavor, labor, practise, practice, start up, struggle, study--------çalışmak ( e)v. aim, aim at--------çalışmak (mekanizma)v. catch--------çalışmak (motor vb.)v. fire--------çalışmak (motor)v. start--------çalışmak (yapmaya)v. try* * *work -
4 antrenman yapmak
to practise, to practice, to work out -
5 idman yapmak
to work out, to practise, to practice -
6 amel
1. the performance of one´s religious duty. 2. act, action, work, deed. 3. practice, performance. 4. diarrhea. - olmak to have diarrhea. -
7 avukatlık
1. the profession of law. 2. the practice of law, the work of a lawyer. 3. unnecessary defense. - stajı law apprenticeship. -
8 hamlamak
,hamlaşmak to get out of condition, get out of practice, get soft from lack of work. -
9 idman
1. physical exercise, exercise, workout, gymnastics. 2. practice, experience. - yapmak to exercise, work out.
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