Definition of bang out of order in English Turkish dictionary
- Kesinlikle kabul edilemez
- out of order
- bozuk
Ne yazık ki telefon bozuk.
-Unfortunately the telephone was out of order.
Telefon şu anda bozuk.
-The telephone is now out of order.
- out of order
- arızalı
Bu asansör arızalıdır.
-This elevator is out of order.
Bu hizmet geçici olarak arızalı.
-This service is temporarily out of order.
- out of order
- çalışmaz
- out of order
- işlemez
- out of order
- işlev görmez
- out of order
- intizamsız
- out of order
- sırasız
- out of order
- düzeni bozuk
- out of order
- uygunsuz
- out of order
- usule aykırı
- out of order
- düzensiz
Uçağın kontrolleri düzensizdi.
-The controls of the plane were out of order.
Onun odası her zaman düzensizdir.
-His room is always out of order.
- out of order
- (İnşaat) hizmet dışı
Bu asansör hizmet dışıdır.
-This elevator is out of order.
Asansör hizmet dışı, bu yüzden merdivenle çıkmamız gerekecek. En azından sadece iki kat var!
-The elevator's out of order, so we'll have to take the stairs. At least it's only two floors!
- out of order
- usulsüz
- out of order
- karmakarışık
O, kitapları kitaplığa karmakarışık koydu.
-He put the books on the shelf out of order.
- out of order
- ayarı bozuk
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Definition of bang out of order in English English dictionary
- out of order
- Out of normal sequence
You've got my index cards out of order again.
- out of order
- Not functioning properly
The lift is always out of order.
- out of order
- Inappropriate or unsuitable
I suppose my remarks about his wife were out of order.
- out of order
- not in accordance with recognised parliamentary rules
- out of order
- The offer of an improper motion, amendment or question to a deliberative body
- out of order
- A parliamentary ruling by the presiding officer of a committee or the house that an action is not properly before the body or relevant to its discussion and, therefore, cannot be discussed at that moment
- out of order
- A ruling that a motion, an amendment, or a question is improper under the rules of the house
- out of order
- not working, nonfunctional, broken
- out of order
- A parliamentary ruling by the presiding officer of a committee or the house that a matter is not, at that time, appropriate for consideration by the body