lifetime

English - Turkish

Definition of lifetime in English Turkish dictionary

Bilirsin çok şanslısın! Böyle bir şey bir ömür boyu sadece bir kez olur. - You're very lucky you know! A such thing happen only once in a lifetime.

O kadın beni ömür boyu ben olduğum için sevecekse ben onunla evlenirim. - If that woman will love me for who I am for a lifetime, I would marry her.

(Nükleer Bilimler) ortalama ömür,ömür

{i} hayat

Ay ve güneş mükemmel bir çizgi olduğunda buna tam tutulma denir.Bunlar çok nadirdir.Çoğu kişi hayatları boyunca bir tane görür. - When the Moon and Sun are in a perfect line, it is called a total eclipse. These are very rare. Most people only see one in their lifetime.

Hayatımda kominizme asla ulaşılmayacak. - Communism will never be reached in my lifetime.

(Askeri) ömür süresi

(Tıp) yaşam boyunca

ömür boyu

Tom'un daha fazla sabuna ihtiyacı yok. Mary ona bir ömür boyu yetecek kadar sabun verdi. - Tom doesn't need any more soap. Mary gave him enough to last a lifetime.

O kadın beni ömür boyu ben olduğum için sevecekse ben onunla evlenirim. - If that woman will love me for who I am for a lifetime, I would marry her.

bir ömür boyu

Tom bana bir ömür boyu yetecek kadar sabun verdi. - Tom gave me enough soap to last a lifetime.

Bu, bir ömür boyu süren fırsattır. - This is the opportunity of a lifetime.

(sıfat) ömür boyu süren

{i} yaşam

hayat müddeti

yaşam süresi

{s} ömür boyu süren

Bu, bir ömür boyu süren fırsattır. - This is the opportunity of a lifetime.

ömre

lifetime guarantee

ömür boyu garanti

lifetime dose

(Çevre) ömür boyu alınan doz

lifetime exposure

(Çevre) ömür boyu maruz kalma

in his lifetime

sağlığında

adventure of a lifetime

chance of a lifetime

hayatının fırsatı

delegation lifetime

Yetkilendirme Süresi

once in a lifetime

hayatta bir kere

prompt neutron lifetime

(Nükleer Bilimler) ani nötron ömrü

English - English

Definition of lifetime in English English dictionary: The duration of the life of someone or something; A long period of time
I've been waiting a lifetime for a train.; the time that life continues; {i} span of a person's life, time during which a person is alive; period of time during which something functions or exists; {n} the continuance or length of life; The period of time during which an individual is alive The period of time during which an object, property, process, or phenomenon exists or functions; The time beginning when an object is allocated in memory and ending when the last reachable reference to the object is removed, at which time the garbage collector can delete the object from memory; The length of expected service of a gas purifier, getter cartridge (column), or adsorber before either replacement or regeneration is required; The addresses in the body of a method during which a storage location is actively in use, beginning when the location is initialized and ending with the last reference to the location For example, an argument location on the stack begins its life immediately after the method's prolog because the caller provides it at the time the method begins execution Other stack locations might be initialized later in the execution of the method Some stack locations (or other storage locations) are not referenced after a particular point in the method's body and they are considered "dead" after that point There is no need for the garbage collector to trace through locations that are not live, and it is critical that the garbage collector not trace through locations that have not been initialized or have out-of-date information The garbage collector assumes that live locations are safe to trace; Also known as residence time The approximate amount of time a pollutant will spend in the atmosphere before either being converted into another chemical compound or being taken out of the atmosphere via a sink This time depends on the pollutant’s sources and sinks as well as its reactivity Lifetime affects the mixing of pollutants in the atmosphere; a long lifetime will allow the pollutant to mix well in the atmosphere Average lifetimes can vary from one day (nitrogen dioxide) to five thousand years (oxygen) and beyond; (unlimited) benefit A feature that continues your benefits for your lifetime, no matter how long you require care UP; A lifetime is the length of time that someone is alive. During my lifetime I haven't got around to much travelling. an extraordinary lifetime of achievement; emphasis If you describe something as the chance or experience of a lifetime, you are emphasizing that it is the best or most important chance or experience that you are ever likely to have. This could be not just the trip of a lifetime but the experience of a lifetime; Length of time memory is allocated for a particular purpose; The lifetime of a greenhouse gas refers to the approximate amount of time it would take for the anthropogenic increment to an atmospheric pollutant concentration to return to its natural level (assuming emissions cease) as a result of either being converted to another chemical compound or being taken out of the atmosphere via a sink This time depends on the pollutant's sources and sinks as well as its reactivity The lifetime of a pollutant is often considered in conjunction with the mixing of pollutants in the atmosphere; a long lifetime will allow the pollutant to mix throughout the atmosphere Average lifetimes can vary from about a week (sulfate aerosols) to more than a century (CFCs, carbon dioxide); The lifetime of a particular thing is the period of time that it lasts. the lifetime of a parliament. a satellite's lifetime; The length of time for which storage for a variable is allocated See also external storage class, internal storage class, and program section (psect); The period of time during which an item of equipment exists and functions according to specification See also Mean time between failures and Mean Time to Repair; {s} lifelong; The term "Lifetime" references benefit maximums and limitations Lifetime is understood to mean while covered under this Plan Under no circumstances does Lifetime mean during the lifetime of the Covered Person; The mean life of a particle or radioactive nucleus This is equivalent to the decay time; —The duration from an objects existence From the time an object is instantiated to the time it is destroyed by the garbage collector; the period during which something is functional (as between birth and death); "the battery had a short life"; "he lived a long and happy life"; refers to the duration of the existence of an object Some objects last for the whole execution of a program, while other objects have a shorter lifetime
lifetime job: A job in which one remains for one's whole career until one's retirement
The lifetime-job program was one of the concessions that the UAW won from Ford, and later from General Motors, in return for labor cost savings during contract negotiations Perhaps it is this rethinking of labor’s needs, on the parts of both unions and management, that will surface as the most important gain from the lifetime-job experiment.
lifetime jobs: plural form of lifetime job
lifetime-job: Attributive form of lifetime job, noun
once-in-a-lifetime: That is likely to happen only once in one's lifetime
a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to travel the world.
chance of a lifetime: opportunity that will never come again, rare opportunity
his lifetime: the days of his life, the duration of his life, the days of his existence
legacy during lifetime: property that is transferred before the death of the testator
lifetimes: Plural of lifetime
once in a lifetime: extremely rare, will never happen again
once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: chance of a lifetime, opportunity that will never come again