English - Turkish
Definition of mums in English Turkish dictionary
- mum
- {i} anne
Annenle Şangayca konuştuğun zaman sadece çok az kelime anlayabiliyorum, bu yüzden de konuşmaya katılamayacağım.
-When you speak Shanghainese with your mum, I only understand a few words, so I can't join in the conversation.
Annen gibi konuşuyorsun.
-You speak like your mum.
- mum
- anneciğim
- mom
- anne
Annem İngilizce'yi çok iyi konuşamaz.
-My mom doesn't speak English very well.
Annem yeteri kadar masum bir halde Biraz daha bira ister misin? diye sordu.
-Mom was innocent enough to ask him: Would you like any more beer?
- mom
- ana
Annem bana anahtarlarını ödünç vermek zorunda kaldı.
-My mom had to lend me her keys.
Bir şey yapmak için son ana kadar beklemeyi sevmez.
-He doesn't like to wait until the last moment to do something.
- mum
- ünlem sus!
- mom
- (Aİ) anne
- mum
- (İİ) anne
- MOM
- (Askeri) askeri posta (military ordinary mail)
- mom
- (isim) anne
- mom
- i., k.dili. anne
- mom
- dili anne
- mum
- i., İng., k.dili. anne
- mum
- maske ile oynamak
- mum
- (sıfat) sessiz
- mum
- bir çeşit sert ve tatlı bira
- mum
- Aramızda kalsın
- mum
- dilsiz oyunu oynamak
- mum
- krizantem
- mum
- {s} susmuş, suskun. ünlem Sus!
- mum
- dili efendim İng
- mum
- dili kasımpatı
- mum
- {i} hanımefendi
- mum
- susmuş
- mum
- {i} tatlı bir tür bira
- mum
- dili anne
- mum
- sus
- mum
- {s} sessiz
- mum
- Sus! Mums the word
- mum
- {i} kasımpatı
- mum
- Sırrı kimseye söyleme
- mum
- maske ile rol yapmak
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Turkish - Turkish
Definition of mums in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- mum
- Bir fitilin üzerine erimiş bal mumu, iç yağı, stearik asit veya parafin dökülüp genellikle silindir biçiminde dondurulan ince, uzun ışık aracı: "Kandil geceleri bu velilerin yerleri mumlarla donanırdı."- Y. K. Beyatlı
- mum
- Bal mumu
- MUM
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) f. Yumuşak
- Mum
- (Osmanlı Dönemi) MUM
- Mum
- kandela
- Mum
- şem
- mum
- ilkel aydınlatma aracı
- mum
- Kısmen oksitlenmiş katı hidrokarbonlar
- mum
- Bir fitilin üzerine erimiş bal mumu, iç yağı, stearik asit veya parafin dökülüp genellikle silindir biçiminde dondurulan ince, uzun ışık aracı
- mum
- Bazı böcekler ve bitkiler tarafından salgılanan, böceklerin deri ve tüylerini, bitkilerin yüzeyini kaplayarak koruyucu görev yapan, içinde serbest yağ asitleri, alkoller ve doymuş hidrokarbonlar bulunan esterler
- mum
- Işık yeğinliği birimi, kandela
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English - English
Definition of mums in English English dictionary
- plural form of mum
- A common name for the flower chrysanthemum
- plural of mum
- Mom
- One's mother
I wish Mom and Dad didn't argue so much.
- mom
- mother, momma
- mum
- to act in a pantomime or dumb show
- mum
- A chrysanthemum
- mum
- silent
- mum
- {i} Mom, Mother (British); silence, quietness; chrysanthemum (Informal)
- mum
- Your mum is your mother. He misses his mum Mum and Dad are coming for lunch Don't worry, Mum
- mum
- {n} ale brewed from wheat
- mum
- {e} hush
- MOM
- (İstatistik) Method of Moments
- Mom
- Ones mother
- Mum
- Ones mother
- mom
- Your mom is your mother. We waited for Mom and Dad to get home. middle of month. Mother. mother British Equivalent: mum (momma)
- mom
- is short for Machine Oriented Mini-server executes jobs at request of Server This is a persistant subsystem (deamon) run on each node where jobs has to be run
- mom
- Muslim Outreach Ministries
- mom
- Graduate of a masters program in Oriental medicine accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
- mom
- Message Oriented Middleware, Message brokers, actually break messages into pieces and hand off pieces of data to applications
- mom
- 1 Acronym for Modular Ocean Model, a primitive equation general ocean circulation model developed at GFDL It is intended to be a flexible tool for exploring ocean and coupled air-sea applications over a wide range of space and time scales See the MOM Web site for further information 2 Acronym for Musée Océanographie de Monaco
- mom
- This is my mom, Carol She went to Lincoln High School in Seattle where she met my dad She now lives in Everett and works at Boeing (along with half of the people who live near Seattle who don't work for Microsoft)
- mom
- {i} mother (Informal)
- mom
- Cross-platform communications underpinning linking applications that are distributed across a variety of machines and networking protocols
- mom
- Melbourne Overseas Mission Fund
- mom
- Mission Operations Manager
- mom
- informal terms for a mother
- mum
- secrecy; "mum's the word"
- mum
- secrecy; "mum's the word" failing to speak or communicate etc when expected to; "the witness remained silent
- mum
- secret
- mum
- A sort of strong beer, originally made in Brunswick, Germany
- mum
- {s} quiet, silent
- mum
- Mother
My mother was so tired that she went to bed early.
-My mum was so tired that she went to bed early.
- mum
- Be silent! Hush! Silence
- mum
- If you keep mum or stay mum about something, you do not tell anyone about it. He is keeping mum about his feelings on the matter. = keep quiet. keep mum to not tell anyone about a secret
- mum
- stop speaking!
- mum
- Silent; not speaking
- mum
- failing to speak or communicate etc when expected to; "the witness remained silent"
- mum
- failing to speak or communicate etc when expected to; "the witness remained silent
- mum
- informal terms for a mother
- mum
- of China
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Turkish - English
Definition of mums in Turkish English dictionary
- mum
- candle
The candle went out instead of having been put out.
-Mum söndürmeye gerek kalmadan söndü.
The candle went out by itself.
-Mum kendiliğinden söndü.
- mum
- wax
The car is waxed and shining.
-Araba mumluydu ve parlıyordu.
Did you forget to wax the floor again?
-Zemini tekrar mumlamayı unuttun mu?
- mum
- bougie
- mum
- paraffin
- mum
- vax
- mum
- watt
- mum
- glim
- Mum
- dewaxing
- Mum
- (Diş Hekimliği) cera
- mum
- candle; candlepower; watt; wax
- mum
- epoxy
- mum
- candlepower
- mum
- candlepower; (Konuşma Dili) watt
- mum
- solid paraffin
Related Terms
mums
Turkish pronunciation
mʌmzPronunciation
/ˈməmz/ /ˈmʌmz/
Etymology
(intransitive verb.) 1530. Middle English mommen, from Middle French momer to go masked.Resimler
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