detachments

English - Turkish

Definition of detachments in English Turkish dictionary
detachment: (Askeri) MÜFREZE: Diğer birliklerden veya birliklerin kısımlarından teşkil edilmiş, geçici mahiyette kara veya deniz birliği
detachment: (Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) kopma
detachment: çıkma
detachment: (Tıp) detaşman
detachment: yansızlık
detachment: (Askeri) müfrez birlik
detachment: objektiflik
detachment: ayırma
detachment: dekolman
detachment: müfreze
detachment: ayrılma
Dünyadan ayrılma acı çekmeyi gerçekten engelliyor mu? - Does detachment from the world really prevent suffering?
detachment: çıkarma
detachment: müfreze/ayrılma/ayırma
detachment: {i} kıta
detachment: (Tıp) Ayrılma, bir oluşumun oturduğu veya yapıştığı yüzeyden ayrılması
detachment: {i} tarafsızlık
detachment: (Askeri) Müfreze, emre verilmiş birlik
detachment: {i} ayırma, çıkarma, sökme
detachment: {i} ask. müfreze, müfrez birlik
detachment: {i} önyargısız olma

English - English

Definition of detachments in English English dictionary: plural of detachment
detachment: The action of detaching; separation
detachment: The unit so dispatched
detachment: The separation of a military unit from the main body for particular purpose or a special mission
detachment: Indifference to the concerns of others; aloofness
detachment: {n} a party sent off
Detachment: det
detachment: The state of being detached or disconnected; insulation
detachment: the state of being isolated or detached; "the insulation of England was preserved by the English Channel"
detachment: Portion of troops from the main body on special service
detachment: When a territory leaves a city or district
detachment: The situation in which both blades break contact
detachment: Absence of bias; impartiality; objectivity
detachment: the act of releasing from an attachment or connection a small unit of troops of special composition
detachment: {i} separation; disinterest, aloofness; lack of bias; division of soldiers who have been sent on a mission
detachment: A particular state of isolation in which man is separated or detached from his accustomed behavioral environment by inordinate physical and psychological distances This condition may compromise his performance
detachment: A method of parrying crisply, leaving the blade immediately it has met it
detachment: viveka (q v )
detachment: A detachment is a group of soldiers who are sent away from the main group to do a special job
detachment: the act of releasing from an attachment or connection
detachment: coming apart
detachment: a behavior pattern characterized by general aloofness in interpersonal contact
detachment: A permanent unit organized for special duties
detachment: One of three distinct processes involved in erosion This process involves the disengagement of a particle from its surroundings
detachment: The act of detaching or separating, or the state of being detached
detachment: when both blades break contact
detachment: A group of Land Force units not collocated with the base that supports them
detachment: That which is detached; especially, a body of troops or part of a fleet sent from the main body on special service
detachment: The removal of transportable fragments of soil material from a soil mass by an eroding agent, usually falling raindrops, running water, or wind; through detachment, soil particles or aggregates are made ready for transport
detachment: Discovering that no situation is really hopeless, and that it is possible to find contentment, and even happiness, whether the addict/alcoholic is still using or not [What you need ]
detachment: avoiding emotional involvement
detachment: Abstraction from worldly objects; renunciation
detachment: Definition: The act or process of disconnecting In relation to alcoholism, it is the process that allows family and friends to separate themselves from the adverse effects that another person's alcoholism can have upon their lives
detachment: Detachment is the feeling that you have of not being personally involved in something or of having no emotional interest in it. a doctor's professional detachment
detachment: a small unit of troops of special composition
detachment: The exclusion of territory from a city or district
detachment: Preservation of one's critical "outside" position, despite any desirable identification with the object of study Hamerton, when asked what moral virtue was most essential to the intellectual life, replied "I think there cannot be a doubt that the most essential virtue is disinterestedness " That answer may seem strange But it is in this context that the Rankean virtues in the study of the past (objectivity, directness, understanding of people, courage, and honesty) are most fully realized To understand the passions of the past, it is just as well not to be caught up in them, or to fan them into further heat with the passions of one's own time One can learn much about birds without growing feathers
detachment: Transfer of biofilm particulate constituents (cells, polymers, precipitates) from the biofilm to the fluid bathing the biofilm
detachment: Any smaller portion of a main body separately employed