English - Turkish
Definition of corpses in English Turkish dictionary
- corpse
- ceset
Çürüyen cesetlerden pis bir koku yayıldı.
-A stench emanated from the rotting corpses.
Bir Belçika mezarlığındaki korkunç helikopter kazası, kurtarıcılar şimdiden 500'den fazla ceset çıkardılar.
-Horrible helicopter accident in a Belgian cemetery, the rescuers have already salvaged more than 500 corpses.
- corpse
- ölü
Bu şey bir ayı değil. O ölü bir ayı.
-This thing is not a bear. It is the corpse of a bear.
- corpse
- geberik
- corpse
- morto
- corpse
- naaş
- corpse
- cenaze
- corps
- kolordu
- corps
- kurul
- corps
- heyet
- corps
- i., ask
- corps
- {i} birlik
Ben istihbarat birliklerinde görev yaptım.
-I served in the intelligence corps.
- corps
- {i} topluluk
- corps
- {i} kıta
- corps
- heyet/kolordu/tim
- corps
- (Askeri) İHTİYAT EĞİTİM KOLORDUSU: Kendi sorumluluk bölgesi içinde bulunan ABD Kara Ordusu Müşekkel İhtiyat Birlikleri ve personelinin komuta eğitim murakabe, idare ve desteğinden Yurtiçi Bölgesi ordu komutanına karşı sorumlu, bir general komutasında taktik dışı bir birlik. Bu birlik; Yurtiçi Bölgesi ordu komutanı tarafından yetki verildiği takdirde aynı sorumlulukları Yedek Subay Hazırlık Eğitim Teşkilatı ile Milli Savunma Subay Aday Sınıfı içinde yerine getirir. Bu anlamda (U. S. Army Corps) şeklinde kullanılır. Ayrıca bakınız: "Army Corps"
- corps
- diplomatic corps kordiplomatik
- corps
- sınıf, teşkilat
- corps
- müfreze
- corps
- corps de ballet bale topluluğu
- corpse
- {i} kadavra
Related Terms
English - English
Definition of corpses in English English dictionary
- third-person singular of corpse
- plural of corpse
- corps
- An organized group of people united by a common purpose
- corps
- A battlefield formation composed of two or more divisions
- corpse
- to lose control during a performance and laugh uncontrollably
- corps
- a number or body of persons in some way associated or acting together
- corps
- A corps is an organizational unit usually consisting of several infantry divisions and a cavalry brigade, as well as reserve artillery Historically, a corps' size could range from 12,000 to 30,000 men A player's role is typically that of a corps commander
- corps
- {n} a body of soldiers
- corpse
- {n} the dead body of a human being
- corps
- The human body, whether living or dead
- corps
- an army unit usually consisting of two or more divisions
- corps
- A corps is a part of the army which has special duties. the Army Medical Corps. the Russian Officer Corps
- corps
- The Corps is the United States Marine Corps. seventy-five men, all combat veterans, all members of The Corps' most exclusive unit
- corps
- U S Army Corps of Engineers
- corps
- A body of men; esp
- corps
- an army unit usually consisting of two or more divisions a body of people associated together; "diplomatic corps
- corps
- An organization of soldiers of a specific size and content
- corps
- (core) of Discovery: A modern name given by historians to the Lewis and Clark Expedition It is a shortened version of a title in a couple of documents regarding the expedition which referred to the group as "The Corps of Volunteers for North Western Discovery "
- corps
- an organized division of the military establishment; as, the marine corps; the corps of topographical engineers; specifically, an army corps
- corps
- In some countries of Europe, a form of students' social society binding the members to strict adherence to certain student customs and its code of honor; Ger
- corps
- A group of people
- corps
- spelling usually korps
- corps
- A Corps is a term used to describe a collection of Regiments or small groupings of soldiers that share a common area of specialist expertise It is an organisation that has been developed to ensure that common practice is generated across all members of the groupings and to ensure that common interests can be catered for efficiently
- corps
- A corps is a small group of people who do a special job. the diplomatic corps. the foreign press corps. Civilian Conservation Corps Peace Corps United States Marine Corps Women's Army Corps
- corps
- United States Army Corps of Engineers
- corps
- A body or code of laws
- corps
- (pronounced kor) See army cadet corps A formation that normally consists of two or more divisions and supporting elements and is commanded by a lieutenant general
- corps
- Any organized group of people united for a common purpose
- corps
- {i} specialized military unit; group of trained personnel working together
- corps
- In the military the term "corps" has both a general and specific meaning In general it refers to a group of men and women who share similar functions such as the Medical Corps or the Signal Corps In its specific sense, the word designates an organizational unit subordinate to a field army composed of two or more divisions
- corps
- a body of people associated together; "diplomatic corps"
- corps
- A division of the army
- corps
- The land with which a prebend or other ecclesiastical office is endowed
- corps
- a group of people who act as a body rather than as individuals, as in: She was satisfied to dance with the corps de ballet rather become a soloist
- corps
- (pronounced "cores") A branch of an army having some certain function
- corpse
- a dead body
- corpse
- To break up laughing while playing a scene Usually not a good thing to do
- corpse
- A human body in general, whether living or dead; sometimes contemptuously
- corpse
- A corpse is a dead body, especially the body of a human being. = body. A dead body, especially the dead body of a human. the dead body of a person = body (corps; CORPS)
- corpse
- {i} dead body
- corpse
- The dead body of a human being; used also Fig
- corpse
- The instance of the singleton class DeadObject used by the memory manager to replace replaces expired weak references when collecting garbage
Related Terms
corpses
Turkish pronunciation
kôrpsızPronunciation
/ˈkôrpsəz/ /ˈkɔːrpsəz/
Etymology
[ 'korps ] (noun.) 13th century. Middle English corps, from Middle French, from Latin corpus.Resimler
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