English - Turkish
Definition of candid in English Turkish dictionary
- içten
- {s} samimi
Tom her zaman samimi.
-Tom is always candid.
Seninle samimi olmak istiyorum.
-I wish to be candid with you.
- dobra
- asıl fikrini gizlemeyen
- dobra dobra
- (Televizyon) gizli kamera
- toksözlü
- dürüst
Görüşmelerde dürüst ve samimi olmak zorundasın.
-You have to be up-front and candid at interviews.
- (kamera) gizli
- {s} tarafsız
- {s} candan
- candidness samimiyet
- riyasız
- candid camera photographs kusurları gizlemeyen fotoğraflar
- tarafsızca
- {s} gizli çekimde kullanılan
- {s} açık, asıl fikrini gizlemeyen; açık yürekli, samimi, içten
- candidly samimiyetle
- {s} açık
Tom geçmişi konusunda çok açıktır.
-Tom is candid about his past.
O resmen adaylığını açıkladı.
-He officially announced his candidacy.
- dürüstlük
- {s} saf
- gizli/içten
- asıl (fikir)
- gerçek
Medya onun potansiyel bir başkan adayı olduğunu bildirmesine rağmen, herhangi biri gerçekten onun potansiyel bir başkan olduğunu düşünüyor mu?
-Even though the media reports that she is a potential presidential candidate, does anyone really think that she is a potential president?
- candidate
- {i} aday
Dwight Eisenhower bir başkan adayıydı.
-Dwight Eisenhower was the candidate for president.
İki aday ustalık için mücadele ediyorlar.
-The two candidates are struggling for mastery.
- candid camera
- kamera şakası
Gülümseyin, bu bir kamera şakası!
-Smile, you're on candid camera!
- candid camera
- kamera şakaları
- candid camera
- gizli kamera
- candid observer
- tarafsız gözlemci
- candid camera
- Küçük fotoğraf makinesi
- candid shot
- gizlice çekilen fotoğraf
- candid shot
- habersiz çekilen fotoğraf
- candidate
- candidateship adaylık
- candidate
- namzet
- straightforward
- anlaşılır
- straightforward
- apaçık
- straightforward
- {s} kolay
- candidness
- samimiyet
- straightforward
- hiçbir şeyi gizlemeyen
- straightforward
- müstakim
- straightforward
- onat
- candidate
- sınava giren kimse
- straightforward
- doğru sözlü
O genellikle doğru sözlü ve içten ve bu sebeple onunla tanışanların güvenini kazanır.
-He is usually straightforward and sincere and thereby gains the confidence of those who meet him.
- straightforward
- DOĞRU
- straightforward
- açık sözlü
- candidate
- adayı
- candidates
- adaylar
Adayların hiçbiri oy çoğunluğunu almadı.
-None of the candidates got a majority of the votes.
O, Amerikan başkanlık adaylarından biri.
-He is one of the American presidential candidates.
- straightforward
- Doğru sözlü, dobra dobra söyleyen, dürüst, açık sözlü
- straightforward
- Kolay anlaşılır, basit
Just follow the signs to Bradford; it's very straightforward.
- straightforward
- Dolambaçsız
- candidate
- sınava giren/aday
- candidate
- (Askeri) ADAY: Gönüllü (tayin, gönüllü asker kaydı, yedek subay hazırlık eğitimi teşkilatı v. b.) veya mecburi (celb v. b.) hizmet mükellefi olarak, askerlik durumu veya bir askerlik hizmeti programı yönünden incelenmekte olan kimse
- candidate
- namzetlik
- candidate
- adaylığımı koymak
- candidly
- içten bir şekilde
- candidly
- z. açık yürekle, samimiyetle, içtenlikle
- candidness
- dürüstlük
- candidness
- {i} açıklık, asıl fikrini söyleme; açık yüreklilik, samimiyet, içtenlik
- straightforward
- straightforwardness : dürüstlük
- straightforward
- açıklık
- straightforward
- dürüst bir şekilde
- straightforward
- straightforwardly : açıkça
- straightforward
- {s} hilesiz
- straightforward
- {s} açıksözlü
- straightforward
- (sıfat) dürüst, doğru sözlü, açık, hilesiz, basit, kolay
Related Terms
English - English
Definition of candid in English English dictionary
- Impartial and free from prejudice
Can we this quote? he knew not where to look for faithful advice, efficient aid, or candid judgement. — Washington Irving — The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus.
- A spontaneous or unposed photograph
His portraits looked stiff and formal but his candids showed life being lived.
- Not posed or rehearsed
Can we this quote? will the introduction of supplementary flash or flood intrude on a candid picture situation or ruin the mood? — Popular Photography (2002).
- Straightforward, open and sincere
Can we this quote? My candid opinion was that it was all rubbish! — Jules Verne — A Journey To The Center Of The Earth.
- straightforward
- {a} white, fair, frank, honest, kind
- starkly realistic; "I have never lacked candid critics in my own ranks"-Clement Atlee openly straightforward and direct without reserve or secretiveness; "his candid eyes"; "an open and trusting nature"; "a heart-to-heart talk"
- openly straightforward and direct without reserve or secretiveness; "his candid eyes"; "an open and trusting nature"; "a heart-to-heart talk"
- A candid photograph of someone is one that was taken when the person did not know they were being photographed. telling the truth, even when the truth may be unpleasant or embarrassing = frank candid about (candide, from candidus , from candere )
- White
- {s} honest, straightforward, open, frank
- informal or natural; especially caught off guard or unprepared; "a candid photograph"; "a candid interview
- When you are candid about something or with someone, you speak honestly. I haven't been completely candid with him. a candid interview. = frank
- Open; frank; ingenuous; outspoken
- Free from undue bias; disposed to think and judge according to truth and justice, or without partiality or prejudice; fair; just; impartial; as, a candid opinion
- characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion; "blunt talking and straight shooting"; "a blunt New England farmer"; "I gave them my candid opinion"; "forthright criticism"; "a forthright approach to the problem"; "tell me what you think--and you may just as well be frank"; "it is possible to be outspoken without being rude"; "plainspoken and to the point"; "a point-blank accusation"
- informal or natural; especially caught off guard or unprepared; "a candid photograph"; "a candid interview"
- starkly realistic; "I have never lacked candid critics in my own ranks"-Clement Atlee
- candid camera
- A small, easily operated camera with a fast lens for taking unposed or informal photographs
- candid camera
- hidden camera, camera which films people without their knowledge
- candid camera
- a miniature camera with a fast lens
- candid.
- clean-handed
- candidly
- in a candid manner; frankly
- be candid
- be frank, be open, be honest
- candidate
- {n} one who sues or is proposed for an office
- candidly
- {a} uprightly, fairly, honestly
- candidness
- {n} uprightness, openness, fairness, candor
- candidate
- A person who is running in an election or who is applying to a position for a job
- candidate
- An individual seeking credit for their achievements through an NVQ/SVQ
- candidate
- One who offers himself, or is put forward by others, as a suitable person or an aspirant or contestant for an office, privilege, or honor; as, a candidate for the office of governor; a candidate for holy orders; a candidate for scholastic honors
- candidate
- Person to potentially fill a job opening Usually refers to an applicant who has been qualified for the position and submitted to the client company (may then be known as a "submittal") In contracting, after the candidate is placed they become the "Contractor "
- candidate
- One who is already baptized in another Christian faith and who now is preparing to be received into the full communion of the Catholic Church At the time of full reception, he or she will make a profession of faith, be confirmed and receive eucharist
- candidate
- {i} applicant, nominee; politician who is running for public office; examinee; patient who appears to be suitable for a specific treatment; person who in all probability will be affected by a specific disease
- candidate
- Prospective graduating student seeking a degree at Purdue University Calumet
- candidate
- A candidate is someone who is studying for a degree at a college
- candidate
- A participant in an examination
- candidate
- A player who competes in the eliminating contest for the privilege to challenge the World Chess Champion The Candidates' matches are the final eliminating stage of the competition to decide the World Champion's opponent in the title match
- candidate
- someone who is considered for something for an office or prize or honor etc
- candidate
- A person who is running for office
- candidate
- A candidate is a person or thing that is regarded as being suitable for a particular purpose or as being likely to do or be a particular thing. Those who are overweight or indulge in high-salt diets are candidates for hypertension
- candidate
- means a qualified person who requested to be considered for appointment to a specific position in the classified service and who was considered by the appointing authority
- candidate
- a Pawn that may be promoted; also, a player in competition to become the challenger for the world championship(s) See tha game Marshall-Capablanca in the handout on Pawn mobility
- candidate
- A person who stands for election to the Legislative Assembly Candidates can be nominated by political parties or stand as independents
- candidate
- A person that aspires to or is qualified for a position with a client; a person likely or suited to be chosen for a position with a client; a person in the process of meeting final requirements for a position with a client
- candidate
- An individual who survives an extensive screening process and is to be presented to an employer or client CandidateClient Executive Recruiter Employer/Company Member Fee – Contingency Fee – Retainer Fee -- Engagement Gross Earnings Individual Member Outplacement Placement Recruit Resume Search Signing Bonus
- candidate
- A candidate is someone who is taking an examination
- candidate
- One who is in the process of entering the Catholic Faith, but has been validly baptized a Christian
- candidate
- (3 syl ) means “clothed in white ” Those who solicited the office of consul, quæstor, prætor, etc , among the Romans, arrayed themselves in a loose white robe It was loose that they might show the people their scars, and white in sign of fidelity and humility (Latin, candidus, whence candidati, clothed in white, etc )
- candidate
- A person running for a specific elective office; a person who is voted upon in an election
- candidate
- The term "candidate" is used to refer to a person who is looking for a job Other terms include "Job Searcher", "Job Seeker", etc
- candidate
- An applicant who is eligible for placement if appointed to a position
- candidate
- Someone who has applied to a mission agency The candidate secretary is the one who corresponds with people who apply to a mission Some agencies gather candidates interested in career service at a week or two of candidate school to orient them to the agency and to evaluate each candidate for acceptance Once accepted by the mission board the candidate is called an appointee
- candidate
- Potential match returned by a recognizer
- candidate
- a politician who is running for public office
- candidate
- A person who stands for election to Parliament
- candidate
- one that aspires to or is nominated or qualified for an office
- candidate
- A set of Assignments constituting an element of a Diagnosis The Find Candidates operation returns a set of Candidate objects
- candidate
- - politician who's is up for election A candidate must fill out papers signed by at least 100 people able to vote in their riding, and sign before a witness, before having their name placed on the ballot Candidates who belong to a political party must be nominated by the party members who live in their riding
- candidate
- person who is waiting for a transplant
- candidate
- A person in the catechumenate who has been baptized, either in the Catholic Church or in another Christian Church, but who has not celebrated Confirmation and/or First Communion
- candidate
- A candidate is someone who is being considered for a position, for example someone who is running in an election or applying for a job. The Democratic candidate is still leading in the polls We all spoke to them and John emerged as the best candidate
- candidate
- someone who is considered for something (for an office or prize or honor etc )
- candidates
- Individuals admitted to, or enrolled in, programs for the initial or advanced preparation of teachers, teachers continuing their professional development, or other professional school personnel Candidates are distinguished from "students" in P-12 schools
- candidates
- plural of candidate
- candidates
- Individuals whose applications have been accepted for further consideration in the selection process but have not yet been selected finally as ab initio trainee controllers
- candidates
- Boise State University pre-service teacher candidates in their final professional year, usually seniors
- candidates
- At a valuation date the top citizens of a town are nominated for the election of the mayor
- candidly
- (used as intensives reflecting the speaker's attitude) it is sincerely the case that; "honestly, I don't believe it"; "candidly, I think she doesn't have a conscience"; "frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn"
- candidly
- frankly, sincerely, in a straightforward manner, honestly
- candidly
- In a candid manner
- candidness
- The quality of being candid
- candidness
- {i} frankness, sincerity, honesty; openness, candor
Related Terms
candid
Hyphenation
can·didTurkish pronunciation
kändıdSynonyms
frank, open, sincere, unreserved, aboveboard, bluff, blunt, equal, equitable, fair, forthright, free, frontal, genuine, guilelessPronunciation
/ˈkandəd/ /ˈkændəd/
Etymology
() From Latin candidus (“white”).Resimler
Videos
... very excited for you to come here and be so candid. ...
History
Favorites