English - Turkish
Definition of men'ut in English Turkish dictionary
- men
- adam
Dört kollu adam bankayı soydu ve 4 milyon dolar ile kaçtı.
-Four armed men held up the bank and escaped with $4 million.
Genç adamlar tüm zorluklara rağmen bunu yapacaklarını söylediler.
-The young men said that they would do it despite all of the difficulties.
- men ti
- men ti
- men
- insan/erkek/adam
- men of weight
- nüfuzlu adamlar
- men
- (Tıp) Her ay tekrarlayan uterus kanaması (adet) anlamına önek
- men
- erkek
Oğlum kadınların erkeklerden daha güçlü olduklarını düşünüyor.
-My son thinks women are stronger than men.
Bu genç erkekler ebeveynlerinden bağımsızlar.
-Those young men are independent of their parents.
- men behind ball
- topun arkasındaki adam
- men in tights
- taytlı erkekler
- men make houses women make homes
- (Atasözü) Yuvayı dışı kuş yapar
- men's
- erkek
- merry men
- neşeli adam
- men and women
- (Sosyoloji, Toplumbilim) insanlar
- men at work
- yol çalışması
- men of weight
- (isim)fuzlu kimseler, kodamanlar
- men of weight
- nüfuzlu kimseler
- men of weight
- kodamanlar
- men of worth
- önemli kişiler
- middle aged men
- orta yaşlı erkekler
- older men
- yaşlı erkekler
- wait for dead men's shoes
- mirasa konmak
- aging men
- yaşlanan erkekler
- caucasian people (generally men)
- kafkas kişi (genellikle erkek)
- con men
- con erkekler
- fellow men
- adam erkek
- for men and women sit separately
- haremlik selamlık olmak
- itty-bitty men
- ufak adamlar
- many men
- pek çok erkek
- morris men
- Kökleri ortaçağ Avrupası na kadar giden, yöresel folklorik kıyafetler giymek suretiyle günümüzde birçok Avrupa ülkesinde şenlik ve kutlamalarda yapılan bir çeşit ritmik dansı (morris dansı, bahar dansı) icra eden erkek dancı topluluğu
Morrismen started dancing around the maypole.
- old men
- yaşlı adam
- so many men so many ideas
- (Atasözü) Zevkler ve renkler tartışılmaz
- the common run of men
- erkeklerin ortak koşmak
- two cunning men will not try to make a dupe of each other
- (Atasözü) İki cambaz bir ipte oynamaz
- violence against men
- kadının erkeğe uyguladığı fiziksel şiddet
- women as distinguished from men
- erkek ayırt kadını
- young men
- genç, delikanlı
- detached enlisted men's list
- (Askeri) MÜESSESE ERATI: Belirli bir sınıfa, herhangi bir görevle atanmamış bulunan eratın mensup olduğu sınıf
- detached enlisted men's list
- (Askeri) müessese eratı
- domination of men
- erkek hakimiyeti
- equality of women and men
- kadın erkek eşitliği
- in the face of all men
- çevreye karşı
- jewish men
- yahudi erkekler
- judge of men
- insan sarrafı
- middle class men
- orta sınıf erkekleri
- sex instruction for men
- (Eğitim) erkekler için cinsel eğitim
- wait for dead men's shoes
- mirasa konmayı beklemek
Related Terms
Turkish - Turkish
Definition of men'ut in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Medhedilmiş. İyiliği, güzelliği söylenilmiş olan
- men
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) yasak etme, yasaklama, engelleme
- men dakka dukka
- (deyim) bugün bana yarın sana
- men dakka dukka
- (deyim) üstteyim diye sevinme alttayım diye yerinme
- men dakka dukka
- (deyim) kötülük eden kötülük bulur
- men dakka dukka
- (deyim) eden bulur
- men dakka dukka
- (deyim) çalma kapımı çalarlar kapını
- ME'MEN
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Sağlam. Güvenilir. Emin yer
- MEN
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) f. Ben. (Farsçada birinci şahıs zamiri) (Bak: M
- MEN DAKKA DUKKA
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Kapı çalanın kapısı çalınır." Yâni, kim birisine bir kötülük yahut iyilik yaparsa ona o şey yapılır. Meselâ: Su-i zan eden su-i zanna mâruz olur
- MEN ENE
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Ben kimim
- MEN HÜVE
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) O kimdir
- MEN LEH ÜS SÜKNA
- (Hukuk) Bir vakfa ait binada oturma hakkına sahip kimse
- MEN LEHÜL HAKK
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Fık: Hak sahibi olan kimse
- MEN LEM YEZUK LEM YEDRİ
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Tatmayan bilemez. Kim ki tatmamış; o, tadını bilemez
- MEN'
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Yasak etmek. Durdurmak. Bırakmamak. Bir şeyi diriğ etmek, esirgemek
- MEN'A
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Ölüm haberi. Vefat haberi
- MEN'AB
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Hızlı yürüyen
- MEN'AB
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Cömert
- MEN'AF
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) (C.: Menâif) Dağın sivri tepesi
- MEN'AT
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Ölüm haberi
- MEN'E
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Dibâgat için ısladıkları deri
- MEN'UŞ
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Hayır ile yâdedilen ölü
- MEN'UŞ
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Yukarı kaldırılmış
- MEN'UŞ
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Fakir olduktan sonra sevindirilmiş
- MEN'UŞ
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Tabuta konulmu
- MEN'İ MUARAZA
- (Hukuk) Sataşmanın önlenmesi
- men
- Yasaklama, izin vermeme
- men
- Frigya panteonunda ay tanrısı
- men
- Japon No oyununda başröl oyuncusunun taktığı maske
- men
- Batman da denilen eski bir ağırlık ölçüsü
- men
- Yasaklama, engelleme
- MÜSTE'MEN
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) (Emn. den). Ecnebi tebaasından olan, yabancı
- MÜSTE'MEN
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) Kendisine aman verilmiş olan
Related Terms
English - English
Definition of men'ut in English English dictionary
- MEN
- Acronym of multiple endocrine neoplasia
- Men in Black
- in UFO conspiracy theories, men dressed in black suits, claiming to be government agents who attempt to harass or threaten UFO witnesses into silence
Stories of “men-in-black,” who confront those who have witnessed a UFO with the intention of persuading them to keep their knowledge of space creatures a secret, are also amenable to folkloristic analysis.
- medicine men
- plural form of medicine man
- men
- Plural form of man., either a male or any human
- men
- people, humanity
- men Friday
- plural form of man Friday
- men children
- plural form of man child
- men in the street
- plural form of man in the street
- men of parts
- plural form of man of parts
- men of straw
- plural form of man of straw
- men of the cloth
- plural form of man of the cloth
- men of the world
- plural form of man of the world
- men's
- A store department where clothing is sold for adult males
- men's
- Possessive case of men
- men's
- The men’s room; the bathroom in a public or commercial establishment reserved for males
- men's men
- plural form of man's man
- men's rooms
- plural form of men's room
- men's studies
- The academic field which examines topics concerning men, masculinism, gender and politics
- men
- Traditional Japanese masks made of paper or wood, often depicting demons, animals, and people They are used in certain styles of taiko playing
- men
- {n} of man
- men in suits
- Meaning: Businessmen/bureaucrats/lawyers and the like who follow the company line. Also called just 'suits'. Origin: Probably first used by John Lennon when describing the people who controlled The Beatles' interests as 'men in suits'
- Men in Black
- popular film from 1998 (starred Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones)
- Men of Harlech
- the English title of a traditional patriotic Welsh song
- Merry Men
- the followers of Robin Hood, in old English stories
- men
- ingitis~ Inflammation of the spinal cord, and/or the membranes around the brain
- men
- The head protector used in kendo
- men
- irregular plural of man
- men
- A man; one; used with a verb in the singular, and corresponding to the present indefinite one or they
- men
- Women
It is agonizing for the united States to lose our young men and women.
-It is agonizing for America to lose our young men and women.
It is agonizing for America to lose our young men and women.
-It is agonizing for the united States to lose our young men and women.
- men
- Illustration Search Example
- men
- face mask
- men
- the force of workers available
- men
- 1) the head It is a valid striking point (yuko datotsu) in shiai 2) the protective mask worn during bogu practice and shiai
- men
- face, head
- men
- pl
- men
- nII-III: gift, alms, donation
- men
- {i} force of workers that is available
- men
- Head
- men
- Men is the plural of man. When man and men are used in compounds, such as fireman, firemen, salesman, and salesmen, both -man and -men are usually pronounced (mən). the plural of man. Young Men's Christian Association Angry Young Men Chamberlain's Men Lord Chamberlain's Men International Working Men's Association Lung men caves
- men are born to suffer
- men cannot avoid pain and suffering, every man experiences pain and suffering
- men of knowledge
- intelligent people, educated people
- men's clothes model
- man who models men's clothing
- men's gymnastics
- gymnastics for men, men's sport comprised of exercises requiring great strength and balance
- men's movement
- political movement that advocates men's rights as fathers and open acceptance of men's involvement in activities not traditionally considered masculine
- men's room
- The men's room is a toilet for men in a public building. A restroom for men. the men's toilet British Equivalent: gents ladies' room
- men's room
- a public toilet for men
- men's room
- {i} public toilet for men
- men's singles
- tennis match for individual men players
- men-
- Variant of meno-
- -men
- Persons who are experts in an area; e.g. horsemen, sportsmen
- -men
- Persons who have special characteristics relating to an area, e.g. freemen, icemen, supermen
- -men
- In certain cases, persons who derives from a particular nationality; e.g. Scotsmen, Chinamen
- -men
- Persons who are employed or hold a position in an area; e.g lawmen, newsmen
- Abraham men
- plural form of Abraham man
- Abram men
- Alternative form of Abraham men
- Angry Young Men
- plural form of Angry Young Man
- Java men
- plural form of Java man
- Portuguese men-of-war
- plural form of Portuguese man-of-war
- action men
- plural form of action man
- affidavit men
- in the 1700s and 1800s, people who loitered around courts, offering to bear false witness to whatever they were hired to falsely testify about
We know how easy it is for Ministers to find Affidavit Men, and no Court in England could give the Gentleman any Redress, because the Search was every Night made according to the express Directions of an Act of Parliament. no Man could say, the Affidavit Man had taken a false Oath, when he swore he had Reason to suspect, that Seamen would be that night concealed in such a House;.
- bag men
- plural form of bag man (alternative spelling of bagmen)
- batty men
- plural form of batty man
- best men
- plural form of best man
- bin men
- plural form of bin man
- black men
- plural form of black man
- butter-and-egg men
- plural form of butter-and-egg man
- button men
- plural form of button man
- candy men
- plural form of candy man
- common men
- plural form of common man
- con men
- plural form of con man
- confidence men
- plural form of confidence man
- dead men
- The ends of reefs left flapping instead of being tucked out of sight when a sail has been furled
- dead men tell no tales
- Once someone is dead, they can no longer communicate, hence killing someone is the best way to keep him/her quiet
- dirty old men
- plural form of dirty old man
- face men
- plural form of face man
- family men
- plural form of family man
- fellow men
- plural form of fellow man
- footplate men
- plural form of footplate man
- front men
- plural form of front man
- garbage men
- plural form of garbage man
- government men
- Plural form of government man
- green men
- plural form of green man
- hatchet men
- plural form of hatchet man (alternative spelling of hatchetmen)
- head men
- plural form of head man
- hit men
- plural form of hit man
- ladies men
- plural form of ladies man (alternative spelling of lady's men)
- ladies' men
- plural form of ladies' man
- ladies' men
- plural form of lady's man
- lady's men
- plural form of lady's man
- leg men
- plural form of leg man (alternative spelling of legmen)
- little green men
- plural form of little green man
- lollipop men
- plural form of lollipop man
- made men
- plural form of made man
- main men
- plural form of main man
- mod men
- plural form of mod man
- muscle men
- plural form of muscle man
- night soil men
- plural form of night soil man
- odd men out
- plural form of odd man out
- old men
- plural form of old man
- pan men
- plural form of pan man
- plainclothes men
- plural form of plainclothes man
- point men
- plural form of point man
- pot men
- plural form of pot man
- rag and bone men
- plural form of rag and bone man
- rain men
- Plural form of rain man
- real men don't eat quiche
- The stereotypical man does not do things that are considered effeminate, as to do so would imply they are effeminate
- remittance men
- plural form of remittance man
- renaissance men
- plural form of renaissance man
- repo men
- plural form of repo man
- right-hand men
- plural form of right-hand man
- sick men
- plural form of sick man
- steely-eyed missile men
- plural form of steely-eyed missile man
- stick men
- plural form of stick man
- straight men
- plural form of straight man
- straw men
- plural form of straw man
- tall men
- plural form of tall man
- third men
- plural form of third man
- three wise men
- three of a kind kings
- tin men
- plural form of tin man
- utility men
- plural form of utility man
- white men
- plural form of white man
- white van men
- plural form of white van man
- wise men
- plural form of wise man
- yes men
- plural form of yes man
- yes-men
- Alternative spelling of yes men. plural form of yes-man
- young men
- plural form of young man
- Angry Young Men
- Group of mid-20th-century young British writers. Their works express the bitterness of the lower classes toward the established sociopolitical system and the mediocrity and hypocrisy of the middle and upper classes. The label came from a press agent's description of John Osborne, whose play Look Back in Anger (1956) is the movement's representative work. The group includes John Wain (1925-1994), Kingsley Amis, Alan Sillitoe, and Bernard Kops (b. 1926). A dominant literary force in the 1950s, the movement had faded by the early 1960s
- Chamberlain's Men
- or Lord Chamberlain's Men English theatrical company, the most important in Elizabethan and Jacobean England. It was based at the Globe Theatre from 1599 to 1608. In 1603 it was taken under royal patronage as the King's Men. William Shakespeare was connected with the company for most of his career; it also presented works by Ben Jonson, Thomas Dekker, and Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher. It ceased to exist when the theatres were closed at the outbreak of the English Civil Wars in 1642
- Three Men in a Boat
- a humorous book by Jerome K. Jerome about three men and a dog who go on holiday and row a boat up the River Thames (1889)
- Three Wise Men
- in the New Testament of the Bible, three kings or wise men who came from the East, guided by a star, and brought gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh for the baby Jesus
- Three Wise Men
- {i} Magi, three wise men who came from the East to worship the baby Jesus (Biblical)
- Wise Men of the East
- Magi, wise men who came from the East to worship the baby Jesus (Biblical)
- all things to all men
- {s} omnipresent
- brave men
- mighty men, strong men, brave men, heroes
- field men
- people who do work on location, people who do "hands-on" work
- fighting men
- soldiers, warriors
- love between men
- homosexuality, sexual attraction between men
- studpuppy sex men
- attractive man, sexually appealing man (Slang)
- wanted men
- men which are being looked for by the authorities
- wise men
- (New Testament) the sages who visited Jesus and Mary and Joseph shortly after Jesus was born; the Gospel According to Matthew says they were guided by a star and brought gifts of gold and frankincense and myrrh; because there were three gifts it is usually assumed that there were three of them
- wise men of Gotham
- fools, simpletons, idiots (from the folk tales about the city of Gotham which was inhabited by simpletons)
- working men's club
- A working men's club is a place where working people, especially men, can go to relax, drink alcoholic drinks, and sometimes watch live entertainment
- young men's christian association
- YMCA, international organization promoting physical and mental welfare (originally for young Christian men)
Related Terms
Turkish - English
Definition of men'ut in Turkish English dictionary
- men dakka dukka
- minute men shops
- men dakka dukka
- (deyim) what goes around comes around
- men
- prohibiting, forbidding, prohibition
- fuzuli işgali men davası
- (Latin) actio prohibitoria