English - Turkish
Definition of -ob in English Turkish dictionary
- OB
- (Askeri) harekat üssü; muharebe düzeni (operating base; order of battle)
- Ob
- Obi nehri
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Turkish - Turkish
Definition of -ob in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- ob
- Hint Okyonusu'da derin bir çukur
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English - English
Definition of -ob in English English dictionary
- Prefix meaning inversely
- Official Building (Embassy Building)
- [Latin] before - in front of - because of - on account of
- The abbreviation for the three saddest words in golf-out of bounds You don't want to go there
- and Sol Objection and solution Contractions formerly used by students in academical disputations
- Observing Block
- obstetrics: the branch of medicine dealing with childbirth and care of the mother
- This margin code is used to denote obsolescent behavior and thus flag a possible future applications portability warning
- The care of women during pregnancy, childbirth, and the interval immediately following
- order of battle
- In meteorology, a commonly used abbreviation for weather observation
- indicates the reverse of a shape: obcordate is inversely cordate
- original box
- oboe
- VR of type Other Byte
- OnBoard
- (aka: "out of bounds", "Oscar Brown", "O B ") out of bounds Off the golf courses premises (usually marked with white stakes or property fences) Example: "Hitting the ball ob will cost you a two stroke penalty "
- A prefix that indicates reversal of the usual orientation (e g , oblanceolate means widening gradually from the pointed base to a maximum near the apex, which may be more or less rounded)
- obsolescent
- before, in front of, because of, on account of
- Object cut/paste file (IBM LinkWay)
- a major river of western Siberia; flows generally northward and westward to the Gulf of Ob and the Kara Sea
- OB
- Obstetrics
- OB
- Obstetrician
- OB
- ob. (latin) obiit: he/she died
- OB
- Obstetric
- Ob
- A major river in western Siberia, Russia
- ob
- The obese gene
- ob
- A halfpenny
- Ob
- A river in Russia
- Ob
- A river, about 3,700 km (2,300 mi) long, of central Russia flowing generally northward to the Gulf of Ob, an arm of the Arctic Ocean. Obadiah
- ob
- The abbreviation for the three saddest words in golf-out of bounds You don't want to go there
- ob
- In meteorology, a commonly used abbreviation for weather observation
- ob
- before, in front of, because of, on account of
- ob
- VR of type Other Byte
- ob
- A prefix signifying to, toward, before, against, reversely, etc
- ob
- [Latin] before - in front of - because of - on account of
- ob
- (aka: "out of bounds", "Oscar Brown", "O B ") out of bounds Off the golf courses premises (usually marked with white stakes or property fences) Example: "Hitting the ball ob will cost you a two stroke penalty "
- ob
- the branch of medicine dealing with childbirth and care of the mother
- ob
- original box
- ob
- Official Building (Embassy Building)
- ob
- obsolescent
- ob
- Object cut/paste file (IBM LinkWay)
- ob
- also, as a simple intensive; as in oblige, to bind to; obstacle, something standing before; object, lit
- ob
- The care of women during pregnancy, childbirth, and the interval immediately following
- ob
- and Sol Objection and solution Contractions formerly used by students in academical disputations
- ob
- Ob- is commonly assimilated before c, f, g, and p, to oc-, of-, og-, and op-
- ob
- oboe
- ob
- An objection
- ob
- a major river of western Siberia; flows generally northward and westward to the Gulf of Ob and the Kara Sea
- ob
- indicates the reverse of a shape: obcordate is inversely cordate
- ob
- A prefix that indicates reversal of the usual orientation (e g , oblanceolate means widening gradually from the pointed base to a maximum near the apex, which may be more or less rounded)
- ob
- Prefix meaning inversely
- ob
- to throw against; obovate, reversely, ovate
- ob
- This margin code is used to denote obsolescent behavior and thus flag a possible future applications portability warning
- ob
- OnBoard
- ob
- Observing Block
- ob
- order of battle