doyen

English - Turkish

Definition of doyen in English Turkish dictionary: {i} duayen; üst rütbeli subay; grubun en kıdemli üyesi; türkümün en yaşlı üyesi; {i} eski efendi; {i} en kıdemli üye; bir grubun en yaşlı veya en kıdemli üyesi; grubun en yaşlı üyesi
doyen choroiditis: (Tıp) doyen koroiditi
doyen clamp: (Tıp) doyen klampı
doyen du corps diplomatique: (Politika, Siyaset) kordiplomatik duayeni
doyen needle: (Tıp) doyen iğnesi
doyen operation: (Tıp) doyen operasyonu
doyenne: duayen

English - English

Definition of doyen in English English dictionary: A leading light, or exemplar of a particular practice or movement
In an interview, even Simon Baron-Cohen, another doyen of sex-difference claims, offered up some caution.; A commander in charge of ten men; The senior, or eldest male member of a group; Lit; {i} head of a group; senior member of a society; dean; oldest sample of a category; a dean; the senior member of a body or group; as, the doyen of French physicians; a man who is the senior member of a group; "he is the dean of foreign correspondents"; approval If you refer to a man as the doyen of a group or profession, you mean that he is the oldest and most experienced and respected member of it. the doyen of political interviewers. the oldest, most respected, or most experienced member of a group doyen of (decanus; DEAN)
doyenne: The eldest member of a group
doyenne: {i} female dean; female member of a society
doyenne: a woman who is the senior member of a group
doyenne: A female doyen
doyenne: The senior, or eldest female member of a group
doyenne: approval If you refer to a woman as the doyenne of a group or profession, you mean that she is the oldest and most experienced and respected woman in it. the doyenne of British fashion. the oldest, most respected, or most experienced woman in a group doyenne of (doyen used for females)
doyennes: plural of doyenne
doyens: plural of doyen

Turkish - English

doyen

Hyphenation

doy·en

doyîn

/ˈdoiən/ /ˈdɔɪɪn/

[ 'doi-&n, -"(y)en; 'dwä ] (noun.) 1670. From French doyen, from Latin decānus. Compare dean.

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