(a) lebanese

English - Turkish

Definition of (a) lebanese in English Turkish dictionary

Lübnanlı

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Lebanese

{i} Lübnanlı

Teyzesi Lübnanlı bir adamla evlendi ve onunla birlikte Senegal'e gitti. - His aunt married a Lebanese man and went with him to Senegal.

Lübnanlı öğrenci ve arkadaşları birçok kitap yazdı. - The Lebanese student and her friends wrote books.

Lebanese

{i} (çoğ. Leb.a.nese) Lübnanlı

restaurant serving lebanese food

restoran lebanese gıda hizmet

Lebanese

(isim) Lübnanlı

Lebanese

{s} Lübnan, Lübnan'a özgü

Lebanese

{s} Lübnan

Lübnanlı öğrenci ve arkadaşları birçok kitap yazdı. - The Lebanese student and her friends wrote books.

Teyzesi Lübnanlı bir adamla evlendi ve onunla birlikte Senegal'e gitti. - His aunt married a Lebanese man and went with him to Senegal.

English - English

Definition of (a) lebanese in English English dictionary

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Lebanese

A person from Lebanon or of Lebanese descent

Lebanese

Of, from, or pertaining to Lebanon, the Lebanese people or the Lebanese language

Lebanese loop

a skimming device fitted to an ATM , used to collect personal banking information by criminals

Lebanese

Lebanese means belonging or relating to Lebanon, or to its people or culture

Lebanese

A Lebanese is a Lebanese citizen, or a person of Lebanese origin

Lebanese

{i} resident of Lebanon, one of Lebanese origin

Lebanese

{s} of or pertaining to Lebanon, of Lebanese origin

Lebanese Civil War

(1975-91) Civil conflict resulting from tensions among Lebanon's Christian and Muslim populations and exacerbated by the presence in Lebanon in the 1970s of fighters from the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). In 1975 Lebanon's Muslims and leftists supported the PLO and sought more political power; its Christians, seeking to maintain their political dominance, opposed the PLO. The factions fought fiercely through early 1976, and Lebanon became effectively partitioned, with the Christians in power in the north and the Muslims in the south. Fearing an expanded war, both Israel and Syria intervened on the side of the Christians, who had begun to lose ground. Fighting continued at a lower level of intensity until 1982, when Israel invaded southern Lebanon to destroy Palestinian guerrilla bases; PLO forces were driven out of Beirut, and by 1985 Israel had withdrawn from most of Lebanon, which by then was split internally over whether to accept Syria's leadership. In 1989 the Christian leader General Michel Aoun attempted to drive Syria from Lebanon but was defeated, and the Arab League mediated a peace deal; his removal from power in 1990 eliminated the largest obstacle to implementing a 1989 peace accord. In southern Lebanon, fighting between Israeli and Hezbollah forces continued even after Israel's final withdrawal from Lebanese territory in 2000

Lebanese National Pact

Power-sharing arrangement established in 1943 between Lebanese Christians and Muslims whereby the president is always a Christian and the prime minister a Sunnite Muslim. The speaker of the National Assembly must be a Shite Muslim. Amendments made following the Lebanese Civil War transferred many presidential powers to a cabinet divided evenly between Christians and Muslims

Lebanese border

border between Israel and Lebanon

Lebanese citizen

{i} citizen of Lebanon (country in southwestern Asia)

Lebanese restaurant

{i} restaurant serving Lebanese food

lebanese

of or relating to or characteristic of Lebanon or its people; "Lebanese mountains"

lebanese

a native or inhabitant of Lebanon of or relating to or characteristic of Lebanon or its people; "Lebanese mountains

lebanese

a native or inhabitant of Lebanon

lebanese monetary unit

monetary unit in Lebanon

lebanese pound

the basic unit of money in Lebanon; equal to 100 piasters

Hyphenation

(a) Leb·a·nese