jerry

English - Turkish

Definition of jerry in English Turkish dictionary: {i} Jerry; oturak; lazımlık; Alman; (isim) Jerry; {i} almanlar; i., İng., k.dili. lazımlık, oturak; {i} alman askeri
jerry can: (Askeri) çanta bidon
jerry can: kap
jerry built: adi harçla inşa edilmiş
jerry-build: derme çatma yapmak
jerry-built: (ev/vb.) kötü malzemeyle inşa edilmiş
jerry-build: derme kurmak
jerry builder: kötü malzeme ile ev yapan inşaatçı
jerry builder: derme çatma ev yapan müteahhit
jerry built: kötü malzeme ile inşaa edilmiş
jerry built: derme çatma
jerry built house: derme çatma ev
jerry built housing: (Çevre) derme çatma konut
jerry can: benzin bidonu
jerry can: bidon
tom and jerry: Tom ve Jerry

English - English

Definition of jerry in English English dictionary: German; A diminutive of the female given names Geraldine and Jerilyn; A nickname for Jeremiah, Jeremy, Jerrold, Gerald, Gerard, and similar male names; also used as a formal male given name; A German; A chamber pot; {i} male first name (form of Gerald, Jeremiah and other names); female first name (form of Geraldine); German person, German people (British Slang); offensive terms for a person of German descent; a short form of Jeremy, Gerald, Jerrold, Gerard, and similar names; a nickname for Jeremy, Jerrold, Gerald, Gerard, and similar names; Kraut, German; Falwell Jerry L. Herman Jerry Leiber Jerry Lewis Jerry Lewis Jerry Lee Payton Walter Jerry Rawlings Jerry John Rice Jerry Lee Seinfeld Jerry West Jerry; {i} chamber pot (British Slang); Flimsy; jerry- built
jerry cans: plural form of jerry can
jerry-built: Built cheaply and shoddily
Jerry Garcia: (1942-1995) American singer songwriter and guitarist, lead singer of the psychedelic rock band "The Grateful Dead
Jerry Herman: orig. Gerald Herman born July 10, 1933, New York, N.Y., U.S. U.S. songwriter. Herman studied drama in Miami, Fla., and wrote for TV but soon switched to theatre. After some off-Broadway successes, his Milk and Honey (1961, Tony Award) opened on Broadway. The wildly successful Hello, Dolly! (1964; film, 1969) won 10 Tony Awards. Later Herman musicals include Mame (1966) and La Cage Aux Folles (1983)
Jerry J Rawlings: born June 22, 1947, Accra, Ghana Ruler of Ghana (1981-2001). Of Scottish and Ghanaian descent, Rawlings, then a junior air force officer, first overthrew the government in 1979, but he yielded power to a freely elected civilian president, Hilla Limann. Two years later he ousted Limann. As Ghana's ruler, he created workers' councils and established production and price controls but later abandoned these measures. His policies afforded Ghana relative political and economic stability. He was returned to office by election in 1996 and stepped down from the presidency in 2001
Jerry John Rawlings: born June 22, 1947, Accra, Ghana Ruler of Ghana (1981-2001). Of Scottish and Ghanaian descent, Rawlings, then a junior air force officer, first overthrew the government in 1979, but he yielded power to a freely elected civilian president, Hilla Limann. Two years later he ousted Limann. As Ghana's ruler, he created workers' councils and established production and price controls but later abandoned these measures. His policies afforded Ghana relative political and economic stability. He was returned to office by election in 1996 and stepped down from the presidency in 2001
Jerry L. Falwell: born 1933, Lynchburg, Va., U.S. Protestant evangelist. An engineering student before turning to religion, he founded Thomas Road Baptist Church in 1956 and later Liberty Baptist College. His Old-Time Gospel Hour television show serves as outreach for his church. In 1979 he organized the Moral Majority to encourage his followers to become involved in politics; he withdrew from its leadership in 1990 to return to preaching. A fundamentalist interpreter of the Bible, he is known for his sometimes extreme conservatism
Jerry Lee Lewis: born Sept. 29, 1935, Ferriday, La., U.S. U.S. rock-and-roll musician. He began playing piano in his childhood, influenced by blues and gospel musicians. He attended Bible school in Texas but was expelled. Returning to Louisiana, he played in several bands, perfecting his signature "pumping" piano technique (the left hand maintaining a driving boogie pattern while the right played flashy ornamentation). His first hits came in 1957 with "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On" and "Great Balls of Fire." In 1958 it was discovered that he had married a 13-year-old relative, and his record sales dropped. Though he had a few more hits, he concentrated on his famously energetic and uninhibited live performances. His career continued to be plagued by controversy
Jerry Lee Rice: born Oct. 13, 1962, Starkville, Miss., U.S. U.S. football player. He won All-America honours at Mississippi Valley State University. As a wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers (1985-2000), he was part of three Super Bowl championship teams (1988, 1989, and 1994). Standing 6 ft 2 in. (1.9 m), Rice was larger than the typical NFL wideout, and he used his size and strength to overmatch defenders; he was also an exceptional runner. He is the all-time NFL leader in touchdowns (203), receptions (1,456), receiving yards (21,597), and combined yardage (22,248)
Jerry Leiber: born April 25, 1933, Baltimore, Md., U.S. U.S. songwriter and producer. His family settled in Los Angeles, where he met Mike Stoller (b. 1933), who had moved there from New York. In 1950, while still in their teens, Leiber and Stoller became a songwriting and production team, among the first to produce recordings that combined pop music with rhythm and blues. Their first successful collaboration came with "Hound Dog," recorded by Big Mama Thornton (1953) and later by Elvis Presley, who would record more than 20 of their songs. They wrote numerous songs for the Coasters, including "Yakety-Yak." Other hits include "There Goes My Baby," "Stand by Me," and "Love Potion Number Nine." Their songs have been recorded by the Beatles, Aretha Franklin, James Brown, and B.B. King, among many others
Jerry Lewis: orig. Joseph Levitch born March 16, 1926, Newark, N.J., U.S. U.S. actor, director, and producer. In 1946 he developed a nightclub comedy routine with Dean Martin (1917-95), who played the suave crooner to Lewis's zany clown, and they appeared together in 16 movies, including My Friend Irma (1949) and Pardners (1956), before ending their partnership in 1956. Lewis then directed, produced, and acted in movies such as The Bellboy (1960) and The Nutty Professor (1963). These films, along with his collaborations with director Frank Tashlin, led many critics (especially in Europe) to regard Lewis as the comic heir to Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. Since 1966 Lewis has hosted the U.S. annual Muscular Dystrophy Telethon
Jerry Rice: born Oct. 13, 1962, Starkville, Miss., U.S. U.S. football player. He won All-America honours at Mississippi Valley State University. As a wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers (1985-2000), he was part of three Super Bowl championship teams (1988, 1989, and 1994). Standing 6 ft 2 in. (1.9 m), Rice was larger than the typical NFL wideout, and he used his size and strength to overmatch defenders; he was also an exceptional runner. He is the all-time NFL leader in touchdowns (203), receptions (1,456), receiving yards (21,597), and combined yardage (22,248)
Jerry Ross: {i} (born 1948) U.S.A. astronaut (crew member on the space shuttle Endeavor)
Jerry Rubin: (1938-1994) American financier and former radical political activist, co-founder of the "Yippie political movement and member of the Chicago Seven
Jerry Seinfeld: born April 29, 1954, Brooklyn, N.Y., U.S. U.S. comedian and television actor. He initially worked as a stand-up comic in nightclubs and on television. He cocreated and starred in the hit television series Seinfeld (1990-98), which was inspired by his stand-up routines about life in New York City. One of the most successful situation comedies, it featured a collection of selfish and neurotic characters obsessed with the fear of commitment and the minutiae of everyday life. He also starred in and was executive producer of Comedian (2002), a documentary about his return to the comedy circuit
Jerry West: in full Jerome Alan West born May 28, 1938, Cheylan, W.Va., U.S. U.S. basketball player, coach, and manager. As a sharp-shooting guard for the Los Angeles Lakers (1960-74), he compiled a career scoring average of 27 points and earned the nickname "Mr. Clutch." As the Lakers' head coach (1976-79), he led them to 145 wins and 101 losses. He later became the team's general manager and executive vice president and contributed to the team's eight NBA titles between 1980 and 2002. In 2002 he joined the front office of the Memphis Grizzlies
Jerry Yang: {i} one of the founders of the Yahoo company (popular Internet search engine)
jerry building: poorly built building, building that was built quickly and with poor quality construction
jerry-build: build quickly and with poor quality
jerry-builder: someone who builds cheap buildings out of poor materials on speculation for a quick profit
jerry-building: construction of inferior buildings for a quick profit
jerry-built: of inferior workmanship and materials; "mean little jerry-built houses"
jerry-built: disapproval If you describe houses or blocks of flats as jerry-built, you are critical of the fact that they have been built very quickly and cheaply, without much care for safety or quality. jerry-built equipment The place is a bit jerry-built. built cheaply, quickly, and badly
jerry-built: of inferior workmanship and materials; "mean little jerry-built houses
jerry-built: built quickly and with poor quality
Jerri: A diminutive of the female given names Geraldine and Jerilyn, also used as a formal given name
Tom and Jerry: A hot drink consisting of rum or another liquor, a beaten egg, milk or water, sugar, and spices. two characters in humorous cartoon films by Hanna and Barbera. Tom, who is a cat, is always chasing Jerry, who is a mouse, but Jerry is more clever than Tom and always finds ways of escaping
Walter Jerry Payton: born July 25, 1954, Columbia, Miss., U.S. died Nov. 1, 1999, Barrington, Ill. U.S. football player. He played football at Jackson State University and from 1975 to 1987 was a member of the NFL Chicago Bears. He retired as the all-time leader for combined yardage (rushing, kick returning, and pass receiving; 21,803 yds), seasons with 1,000 or more yards rushing (10), and rushing yardage (16,726). In 2002 his career rushing record was broken by Emmitt Smith and his combined yardage record was broken by Jerry Rice. Payton is considered among the greatest running backs in football history
jerries: plural of jerry
tom and jerry: and beaten up with eggs
tom and jerry: hot rum toddy with a beaten egg
tom and jerry: A hot sweetened drink of rum and water spiced with cinnamon, cloves, etc