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Definition of desks in English Turkish dictionary
- masalar
Bu masalar onlar için çok küçük.
-These desks are too small for them.
Bu masalar bizim için çok küçük.
-These desks are too small for us.
- desk
- okul sırası
- desk
- {i} çalışma masası
O çalışma masası Meg için çok küçük.
-That desk is too small for Meg.
Onlar ön çalışma masasına yaklaşıyorlar.
-They approach the front desk.
- desk
- sıra
Mary sırada oturuyor.
-Mary is sitting at the desk.
Lütfen bunu ön sıraya ilet.
-Please hand this in at the front desk.
- desk
- masa
Masanın tozunu almamız gerekir.
-We need to dust the desk.
Masanın üzerinde bir çiçek görüyorum.
-I see a flower on the desk.
- desk
- {i} kontrol paneli
- desk
- sıra okul
- desk
- masan
- desk
- masa başı
- desk
- {i} kürsü
- desk
- {i} resepsiyon
Bazı şirketlerin resepsiyonda resepsiyonist yerine korumaları var.
-Some companies have guards at the front desk instead of receptionists.
Resepsiyondan bir randevu daha al.
-Make another appointment at the front desk.
- desk
- büro
Benim dizüstü bilgisayar bürodadır.
-My notebook is in the desk.
- desk
- {i} bölüm
- desk
- yazıhane
- desk
- {i} sıra (okul)
- desk
- {i} yazı masası
- desk
- {i} daire, şube, masa. From her desk the teacher could see the desks of all her students. Öğretmen
- desk
- {i} kasa
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Definition of desks in English English dictionary
- plural of , desk
- third-person singular of desk
- desk
- To shut up, as in a desk; to treasure
- desk
- A table, frame, or case, usually with sloping top, but often with flat top, for the use writers and readers. It often has a drawer or repository underneath
- desk
- A reading table or lectern to support the book from which the liturgical service is read, differing from the pulpit from which the sermon is preached; also (especially in the United States), a pulpit. Hence, used symbolically for the clerical profession
- help desks
- plural form of help desk
- reception desks
- plural form of reception desk
- roll-top desks
- plural form of roll-top desk
- writing desks
- plural form of writing desk
- desk
- {n} an inclined table, a pulpit
- desk
- " To shut up, as in a desk; to treasure
- desk
- The long desk in front of the presiding officer's rostrum where much of the clerical work of the body is conducted Also, a generic term for the staff and offices of the Secretary of the Senate and the Chief Clerk of the Assembly
- desk
- A desk is a table, often with drawers, which you sit at to write or work
- desk
- in the United States, a pulpit
- desk
- A user's personal workspace in WorkManager When a user owns a packet, the packet is said to be on the user's desk Packets move between desks as a project moves through project states
- desk
- The station of the Chief Clerk of the House or the Secretary of the Senate and assistants at the front of the Senate or House chamber This term also refers to the offices of the Chief Clerk of the House and the Secretary of the Senate
- desk
- {s} carried out at a desk, intended to be kept on a desk (as a desk dictionary)
- desk
- Term referring to a group dealing with a specific currency or currencies
- desk
- Filing Cabinet Overflow
- desk
- a music stand
- desk
- A table, frame, or case, usually with sloping top, but often with flat top, for the use writers and readers
- desk
- a piece of furniture with a writing surface and usually drawers or other compartments
- desk
- The place in a hotel, hospital, airport, or other building where you check in or obtain information is referred to as a particular desk. I spoke to the girl on the reception desk
- desk
- n meja tulis (meja)
- desk
- A particular department of a broadcasting company, or of a newspaper or magazine company, can be referred to as a particular desk. Over now to Simon Ingram at the sports desk
- desk
- The collection of windows and icons that appears on your computer screen You can create multiple desks and switch between them When you switch from one desk to another, the screen changes, almost as if you had several different monitors
- desk
- A reading table or lectern to support the book from which the liturgical service is read, differing from the pulpit from which the sermon is preached; also esp
- desk
- It often has a drawer or repository underneath
- desk
- Hence, used symbolically for "the clerical profession
- desk
- {i} piece of furniture which serves as a place to write (read, study, etc.), table that serves as a place to work or read or write
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desks
Turkish pronunciation
desksPronunciation
/ˈdesks/ /ˈdɛsks/
Etymology
[ 'desk ] (noun.) 14th century. Middle English deske, from Medieval Latin desca, modification of Old Italian desco table, from Latin discus dish, disc; more at DISH.Resimler
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