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Definition of approbation in English Turkish dictionary
- {i} övgü
- {i} takdir
- onay
- onaylama
- beğenme
- tasvip
- {i} resmi izin
- {i} onama
- övgü/onay
- tensip tasdik
- tasdik
- tensip
- approval
- (Ticaret) onay kabul etme
- approval
- uygun görme
- approval
- uygun bulma
- approval
- tasvip
- approval
- onaylama
Tom onun kafasını onaylama içinde salladı.
-Tom nodded his head in approval.
- approval
- onama
- approval
- onay
Plan onun onayına tabidir.
-The plan is subject to his approval.
Onun onayına sırıttı.
-She grinned her approval.
- approval
- razı olma
- approval
- resmi izin
- approval
- onaylama/onay
- approval
- on approval muhayyer olarak
- buy on approbation
- (Ticaret) muhayyer olarak satın almak
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English - English
Definition of approbation in English English dictionary
- The act of approving; an assenting to the propriety of a thing with some degree of pleasure or satisfaction; approval, sanction, commendation or official recognition
Animals...love approbation or praise.
- sanction
- {n} the approving of a thing
- official recognition or approval
- official approval
- Probation or novitiate
- The act of approving; an assenting to the propriety of a thing with some degree of pleasure or satisfaction; approval; sanction; commendation
- Proof; attestation
- official recognition or approval official approval
- Approbation is approval of something or agreement to it. = approval. official praise or approval (from approbare; APPROVE)
- {i} approval, sanction; assent, consent; praise
- {n} approval
- {n} approvance
- approvement
- comprobation
- approbations
- plural of approbation
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approbation
Hyphenation
ap·pro·ba·tionTurkish pronunciation
äprıbeyşınSynonyms
approval, approve, concurrence, consent, liking, sanction, admiration, bells, endorsement, esteem, favor, go-ahead, high regard, okay, permissionPronunciation
/ˌaprəˈbāsʜən/ /ˌæprəˈbeɪʃən/
Etymology
() From Latin approbatio approbare (“to assent to as good, approve, also show to be good, confirm”) ad (“to”) + probare (“approve, commend”) probus (“good”). Compare with French approbation.Resimler
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