perusal

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English - Turkish
dikkatle okumak
dikkatle okuma
mütalaa
{i} inceleme
{i} okuma (dikkatle)
{i} okuma
{i} inceleme, tetkik etme

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peruse
incelemek
peruse
{f} dikkatle okumak
peruse
hızla oku
peruse
{f} incelemek, tetkik etmek
peruse
mütalaa etmek
peruse
{f} okumak
peruse
{f} değerlendirmek
peruse
dikkatle oku
English - English
the act of perusing; studying something carefully
the act of reading carefully or thoughtfully
{n} the act of reading over or examining
The act of carefully viewing or examining
{i} attentive reading, attentive study
reading carefully with intent to remember
Perusal of something such as a letter, article, or document is the action of reading it. Peter Cooke undertook to send each of us a sample contract for perusal
The act of reading, especially of reading through or with care

Related Terms

peruse
To look over casually; to skim
peruse
To go from place to place; to wander
peruse
An examination or perusal; an instance of perusing

A peruse of the website looked promising.

peruse
To read completely
peruse
{v} to read over, examin, observe
peruse
If you peruse something such as a letter, article, or document, you read it. We perused the company's financial statements for the past five years. to read something, especially in a careful way (Probably from per- + use)
peruse
To read something completely
peruse
To examine or consider with care
peruse
examine or consider with attention and in detail; "Please peruse this report at your leisure
peruse
To look over casually; to skim. (informal)
peruse
To read through; to read carefully
peruse
{f} read attentively, study attentively; examine in detail
peruse
To observe; to examine with care
peruse
examine or consider with attention and in detail; "Please peruse this report at your leisure"
perusal

    Hyphenation

    pe·rus·al

    Turkish pronunciation

    pıruzıl

    Pronunciation

    /pərˈo͞ozəl/ /pɜrˈuːzəl/

    Etymology

    [ p&-'rüz ] (transitive verb.) 1532. Middle English, to use up, deal with in sequence, from Latin per- thoroughly + Middle English usen to use.
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