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Definition of permanents in English Turkish dictionary
- permanent
- {s} daimi
İyi ücretli daimi bir iş bulmak zordur.
-It is difficult to find a well paid permanent job.
Daimi barış, illüzyondan başka bir şey değildir.
-Permanent peace is nothing but an illusion.
- permanent
- kalıcı
Bayan Brown, o uygun şekilde yemek yemezse, kalıcı kilolu olacağı konusunda Beth'i uyardı.
-Mrs. Brown warned Beth that if she didn't eat properly she would be permanently overweight.
Hepimiz kalıcı dünya barışı istiyoruz.
-We all wish for permanent world peace.
- permanent
- sürekli
Süreklilik ekstra bir maliyettir.
-A permanent is extra.
Adam, gümüş solüsyonu içtikten sonra sürekli olarak mavileşti.
-The man turned permanently blue after he drank the silver solution.
- permanent
- devamlı
- permanent
- daim
- permanent
- sabit
- permanent
- değişmez
- permanent
- sebat
- permanent
- daima
- permanent
- her zaman için
- permanent
- (Tıp) Devamlı, sürekli, süreli, permanenes
- permanent
- süreklilik
Süreklilik ekstra bir maliyettir.
-A permanent is extra.
- permanent
- baki
- permanent
- düzgün
- permanent
- perma
- permanent
- permenant
- permanent
- permanentlysürekli olarak
- permanent
- {s} kalıcı, daimi; sürekli, devamlı: permanent scar kalıcı iz. permanent solution kalıcı çözüm. permanent chairman daimi başkan. permanent job
- permanent
- devam
- permanent
- aynı halde veya vasıfta kalan
- permanent
- permanent press ütü istemez
- permanent
- ondule permanence
- permanent
- bozulmayan
- permanent
- istikrar
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Definition of permanents in English English dictionary
- plural of permanent
- permanent
- Without end, eternal
Nothing in this world is truly permanent.
- permanent
- Given an n \times n matrix a_{ij} \,, the sum over all permutations \pi \, of \prod_{i=1}^n{a_{i\pi(i)}}
- permanent
- durable
- permanent
- {a} durable, lasting, constant
- permanent
- Given an n times n matrix a_{ij} ,, the sum over all permutations pi , of prod_{i=1}^n{a_{ipi(i)
- permanent
- A function of a matrix which has the same terms as the determinant, but all terms are added and none are subtracted
- permanent
- A term describing materials that are chemically stable Permanent materials are not prone to deterioration (either from internal chemical reactions or from reactions with the environment) under normal use and prudent storage conditions(i e not too hot or humid)
- permanent
- Chemically stable; not prone to deterioration either from internal chemical reactions or from reactions with the environment
- permanent
- {i} chemical process for permanently curling hair
- permanent
- not capable of being reversed or returned to the original condition; "permanent brain damage"
- permanent
- Pre-assigned, registered competition numbers assigned by NHRA or IHRA
- permanent
- structures that remain in or over the water for seven (7) months or more in any period of twelve (l2) consecutive months
- permanent
- Lasting or intended to last indefinitely (6)
- permanent
- {s} lasting, enduring, perpetual; regular; fixed, invariable
- permanent
- In the insurance context, permanent life insurance is ordinary life insurance such as whole life-as opposed to term life insurance which expires unless renewed at the end of each term
- permanent
- A permanent is a treatment where a hair stylist curls your hair and treats it with a chemical so that it stays curly for several months. continuing to exist for a long time or for all the time in the future temporary (present participle of permanere ). a perm
- permanent
- Lasting for an indefinitely long time
- permanent
- A permanent employee is one who is employed for an unlimited length of time. a permanent job. temporary + permanently per·ma·nent·ly permanently employed registered dockers
- permanent
- You use permanent to describe situations or states that keep occurring or which seem to exist all the time; used especially to describe problems or difficulties. a permanent state of tension They feel under permanent threat = constant + permanently per·ma·nent·ly the heavy, permanently locked gate
- permanent
- Underground piping with risers and sprinklers
- permanent
- Something that is permanent lasts for ever. Heavy drinking can cause permanent damage to the brain The ban is intended to be permanent. temporary + permanently per·ma·nent·ly His reason had been permanently affected by what he had witnessed temporarily + permanence per·ma·nence Anything which threatens the permanence of the treaty is a threat to peace
- permanent
- something that will last a very, very long time
- permanent
- Your permanent home or your permanent address is the one at which you spend most of your time or the one that you return to after having stayed in other places. York Cottage was as near to a permanent home as the children knew
- permanent
- Structures which remain in the water for seven (7) months or more in any period of Twelve (12) months
- permanent
- Continuing in the same state, or without any change that destroys form or character; remaining unaltered or unremoved; abiding; durable; fixed; stable; lasting; as, a permanent impression
- permanent
- continuing or enduring without marked change in status or condition or place; "permanent secretary to the president"; "permanent address"; "literature of permanent value"
- permanent
- A chemical hair treatment imparting or removing curliness, whose effects typically last for a period of weeks
- permanent
- not capable of being reversed or returned to the original condition; "permanent brain damage
- permanent
- a series of waves in the hair made by applying heat and chemicals
- permanent
- This is a spell Duration Spells with a Permanent duration last indefinitely, and the spell does not expire However they continue to be spells and can be detected as such, and can be dispelled This has the same difficulty as casting at Instant duration, but is a different Duration (A formulaic spell will have one or other Duration; not a choice )
- permanent
- When specified as a records schedule retention period, records which must be kept indefinitely or for at least 100 years for legal, administrative, and research purposes (OAR 166)
- permanent
- Any form of life insurance except term; generally insurance that builds up a cash value, such as whole life
- permanent
- See: Archival A permanent paper is one which conforms to an agreed standard, is usually acidfree and made to resist changes to a greater degree than is usual in other papers