bi

English - Turkish

Definition of bi in English Turkish dictionary: ikişer; (Anatomi) iki; çift örn: m. biventer (m. digastricus); iki; çift; iki defa; pref. iki; önek iki kere; iki kere
bis: tekrar
bi curious: bi meraklı
bis: İki defa, tekrar, bir kez daha
bis: (Anatomi) iki defa

Turkish - Turkish

Definition of bi in Turkish Turkish dictionary: Bizmut elementinin simgesi; Kelimelerin başında bulunan bir olumsuzluk eki
BÎ: (Osmanlı Dönemi) f. Kelimenin başına getirilerek o kelime menfi yapılır.Misâlleri için, "BİA" kelimesinden sonraki kelimelere bakınız
Bİ: (Hukuk) siz, sız eki
Bİ: (Osmanlı Dönemi) Başına eklendiği kelimeyi "e" haline getirir. İle, için mânâlarını vererek Farsçadaki "be" edatıyla aynı vazifeyi görür. Harf-i cerdir. Yâni; kendinden sonraki kelimeyi esre ("İ" diye) okutur. Yemin için de kullanılır
bilar: Katranla kıldan yapılan ve kalafat işlerinde kullanılan bir tür macun
bilar: Kalafat macununun katranlı kıldan yapılan bir türü
bis: Bir müzik parçasının istek üzerine tekrar çalınması
bis: Bir konserde dinleyicilerin, parçanın tekrarını veya ek parça istemeleri
bis: Bir müzik parçasının, izleyicilerin isteği üzerine tekrar çalınması
bis: Güney Pasifik Adalarında, dinsel törenlerde kullanılan ağaçtan oyulmuş direk
bis: Konserin sonunda dinleyicinin icracıdan ısrarla istediği ek parça

English - English

Definition of bi in English English dictionary: A type of jade disk produced in ancient China; A bisexual; {i} metallic element like arsenic; BURN - INTERIOR; BS Insert; A prefix meaning two; The two-character ISO 3166 country code for BURUNDI; In most branches of science bi- in composition denotes two, twice, or doubly; as, bidentate, two- toothed; biternate, doubly ternate, etc; Bisexual; a heavy brittle diamagnetic trivalent metallic element (resembles arsenic and antimony chemically); usually recovered as a by-product from ores of other metals; Bi means the same as bisexual. Burundi (in Internet addresses). The symbol for the element bismuth. Bisexual; Signaling ID assigned by Exchange B; ofuels: Fuels made from cellulosic biomass resources Biofuels include ethanol, biodiesel, and methanol; In the composition of chemical names bi- denotes two atoms, parts, or equivalents of that constituent to the name of which it is prefixed, to one of the other component, or that such constituent is present in double the ordinary proportion; as, bichromate, bisulphide; Business Intelligence; a bisexual MA - mother TO - in the direction of; (n) Consolidates and analyzes raw business data and turns it into conclusive actionable information Enables companies to tap into disparate sources of customer, operational, and market data and then use this information to gain a competitive edge It provides accompanies with the intelligence needed to spot trends, enhance relationships, reduce financial risk, and create new sales opportunities; pref. two, twice; Bodily Injury Liability - This is what these letters most often refer to in the liability field; Chemical symbol for Bismuth; prep: by, near, along 80; A prefix which means "twice in" or "every two" as in biannual; Brain Injured - Individual whose deficits in adaptive behavior or substantial functional limitations are caused by injury to the brain resulting in tissue damage and affecting functional abilities; "with, beside" [commitative postposition] IE *-bhi // Etr pi; Bodily Injury; Brain Injured; The focal point for improved end-user performance, enabling knowledge workers to synthesize a myriad of information sources (data marts, real-time feeds, Web content, groupware, e-mail); abbr Block Index; Be- and di- are often used interchangeably; A shorthand expression for "bodily injury "; Burning Index
bi weekly: occurring every two weeks; magazine or journal which is published every two weeks
bis: Bank for International Settlements A club for central bankers where they can meet and tut-tut about any impending crisis and reminisce over how they made the last one worse
bis: ITU terminology indicating a second formal release of an existing communications recommendation Derived from the French and Latin word (bisenter) for "second" (or for the second time) For example, V 32bis is the first enhancement (second version) of the V 32 recommendation
bis: Repeated twice Encore!
bis: and ter - Two French words meaning second and third, respectively There are usually found with various protocols, representing a modification to the protocol in which its attached to Example: V 42bis is a protocol based on V 42
bis: Bank for International Settlements, Basle, Switzerland The bank's bank
bis: Intervention and sovereignty ship
bis: See: Bank for International Settlements
bis: Abbreviation for Bank for International Settlements
bis: Bank for International Settlements
bis: British Interplanetary Society
bis: = a dog with this in front of his name has won an all-breed Best In Show at least once
bis: Bank of International Settlements
bis: Boot Integrity Services
bis: Bank for International Settlements, Basel, Switzerland The granddaddy of all banks-central bank for all of world's central banks
bis: Twice; a word showing that something is, or is to be, repeated; as a passage of music, or an item in accounts
bis: Alternative route
bis: Undefined
bis: Bibliographic Information System; the former (and original) online catalog at UNC, Duke and State
bis: Business Information Systems
bis: A form of Bi-, sometimes used before s, c, or a vowel
bis: Used to request an additional performance
bis: Bank for International Settlements, Basle, Switzerland The bankÃs bank
bis: Business Information Systems (At Bell Labs)
bis: twice, once again
bis: Acronym for "bits into sound "
bis: Border Intermediate System
bis: ITU terminology indicating a second formal release of an existing communications recommendation Derived from the French and Latin word for “second” (or for the second time) For example, V 32 bis is the first enhancement (second version) of the V 32 recommendation
bis: The second version of a CCITT standard