sun'

English - Turkish

Definition of sun' in English Turkish dictionary

(Biyoloji) güneşlik aynası

Birçok ülkede, Arap ülkeleri ve İsrail hariç genellikle Cumartesi ve Pazar, hafta sonu günleri olarak ilan edilmiştir. - In most countries, with the exception of the Arab countries and Israel, Saturday and Sunday are defined as the weekend.

Pazar günü okula gitmiyorsun, değil mi? - You don't go to school on Sunday, do you?

sun

(Bilgisayar) paz

Her pazar kiliseye giderim. - I go to church every Sunday.

Dün cumartesi değil, pazardı. - Yesterday was Sunday, not Saturday.

sun

(Bilgisayar) p

sun

(Astronomi) şems

Bankalar güneşli bir günde sana bir şemsiye vermeye çalışırlar ama yağmurlu bir günde sırtlarını dönerler. - Banks will try to lend you an umbrella on a sunny day, but they will turn their backs on a rainy day.

Kaldırımda bir şemsiye vardı. - There was a sunshade over the sidewalk.

sun

güneşletmek

sun

{f} güneşlen

Sen hiç Sahara çölü güneşinde güneşlendin mi? - Have you ever basked in the sun of the Sahara desert?

Onlar havuzun etrafında güneşleniyorlar. - They're sunbathing around the pool.

sun bathing

(Askeri) güneş banyosu

sun bed

güneşte bronzlaşmak için üzerine uzanılan uzun sandalye; şezlong

(Meteoroloji) yalancı güneş

(Gıda) gün kurusu

(Gıda) güneşte kurutma

güneşte bronzlaşmak için üzerine uzanılan uzun sandalye; şezlong

(Otomotiv) güneşlik

sun terrace

güneşlenme terası

sun visor

(Otomotiv) güneş siperliği

sun visor

parasol

sun visors

(Otomotiv) güneş siperlikleri

Güneş gökyüzünde parlıyor. - The sun is shining in the sky.

Güneşin etrafında dönen dokuz gezegen vardır,Dünya onlardan biridir. - There are nine planets travelling around the sun, the earth being one of them.

sun

güneşlenmek

Güneşlenmek istiyordum. - I wanted to sunbathe.

sun and planet gear

güneş ve gezegen dişli

(Meteoroloji) Güneş kuşağı: Yerküre üzerinde,ekvator'un 35 derece kuzey ve 35 derece güney enlemleri arasında kalan ve görece daha çok güneş alan kuşak

sun is shining brightly

Burç: Zodyak üzerinde yer alan on iki takım yıldıza verilen ortak ad

merkez dişlisi, merkezi çark

Ne güzel bir gündoğumu o! - What a beautiful sunrise it is!

Bu sabah gündoğumu güzel. - The sunrise is beautiful this morning.

{f} güneşe sermek

{i} gün [şiir]

sun compass kutuplarda kullanılan ve güneş ışınlarıyla işleyen pusul

sun

yıl

Tom yıllarca şarkı söylemedi. - Tom hasn't sung in years.

Tom ve Mary yılın ilk güneşinin doğuşunu görmek için erken uyandı. - Tom and Mary woke up early to see the first sunrise of the year.

sun

(fiil) güneşlenmek, güneşlendirmek, güneşte bırakmak, güneşe sermek

{i} yıl [şiir]

sun bath güneş banyosu

sun

sene

Önümüzdeki sene doğum günüm Pazara denk gelecek. - Next year my birthday will fall on Sunday.

sun drawing water

(Meteoroloji) güneş ışık demeti

(Otomotiv) ayna dişli

sun gear

(Otomotiv) güneş dişli

sun gear

(İnşaat) güneş dişlisi

Leyla bir güneş şapkası taktı. - Layla put on a sun hat.

sun helmet

kolonyalı şapka

sun helmet

güneş şapkası (çift katlı)

sun lamp

morötesi ışınlar veren lâmba

sun lamp

ultraviyole ışınları lâmbası

(Meteoroloji) güneş sütunu

sun protector factor

güneş koruma faktörü

sun ray treatment

(Tıp) Helyoterapi (kozmoterapi)

sun seeker

(Askeri) güneş takipçisi

sun seeker

(Askeri) GÜNEŞ TAKİPÇİSİ: Yardımcı motor (servo) larla çalışan ve aletleri, içinde bulundukları hava uzay araçlarının tonolarına ve taklalarına rağmen, görüşü, tevcih edilmiş vaziyette tutmak için fotosellerle kontrol edilen iki eksenli cihaz. Üst atmosfer araştırmalarında kullanılan bu cihaz, özellikle bir yıldız veya gezegen takipçisi olacak derecede hassaslaştırıldığı taktirde, uzay seyrüseferi için elverişli hale getirilebilir

sun sensor

(Telekom) güneşizler

sun sensor

(Telekom) güneş duyargası

sun shower

güneşli havada yağan yağmur

sun spot

çil

sun spot

güneşli tatil beldesi

sun stroke

(Tıp) Güneş çarpması

sun struck

(Tıp) Güneş çarpmış

sun visor

güneş siperliği (araba)

Turkish - Turkish

Definition of sun' in Turkish Turkish dictionary: (Osmanlı Dönemi) Eser, yapılan iş; (Osmanlı Dönemi) Yapmak; (Osmanlı Dönemi) Güzel iş yapmak; (Osmanlı Dönemi) Te'sir
SUN'Î: (Osmanlı Dönemi) İnsan yapısı, uydurma, takma, sahte, yaradılıştan olmayan
sun'i: Yapmacık, eğreti
sun'i: Yapma, yapay, takma
sun'i böbrek: Sonradan takılan böbrek
sun'i gübre: Bitki kalıntılarının ticarî gübre ile karıştırılmasında elde edilen gübre
sun'i ipek: Yapma ipek, yapay ipek
sun'i kalp: Sonradan takılan kalp
sun'i peyk: Yapma uydu
sun'i solunum: Nefe alamama durumlarında göğse bastırılarak ağızdan ağıza yapılan solunum
sun'i solunum: Normal solunumun yeterli olmadığı durumlarda onu takviye etmek amacıyla solunum aleti takma
sun'i tahta: Odun lifi levhası, yonga ve talaş levhalarının bir türü
sun'i tahta: Sunta
sun'i teneffüs: Sun'î solunum
sun'ilik: Yapma, yapay olma durumu veya özelliği, yapaylık
sun: (Osmanlı Dönemi) sanatlı iş; yapmak

English - English

Definition of sun' in English English dictionary
Sun: Sunday
Sun: The star at the center of our solar system, represented in astronomy and astrology by ☉
Sun: An English tabloid newspaper
sun: Sunrise or sunset
sun: A star, especially when seen as the centre of any single solar system
sun: The star which the Earth revolves around and from which it receives light and warmth.The Illustrated Oxford Dictionary, Oxford University Press, 1998
sun: The light and warmth which is received from the sun
sun: Something like the sun in brightness or splendor.Webster's College Dictionary, Random House, 2001
sun bear: A relatively small species of bear, Helarctos malayanus, found in Southeast Asia
sun bitterns: plural form of sun bittern
sun dog: Either of two bright spots, caused by the refraction of sunlight through ice crystals, sometimes seen on the parhelic circle
sun dogs: plural form of sun dog
sun letter: One of fourteen Arabic letters that cause the "L" of a preceding definite article to be assimilated in pronunciation. The sun letter suppresses the sound of the "L" and then geminates: al + ṣīn = aṣ-ṣīn. The effect of the sun letter is limited to pronunciation and does not affect the spelling: الصّين. The fourteen sun letters are:
sun letters: plural form of sun letter
sun protection factor: an indication of how long a sunscreen remains effective when applied to the skin
Example: If someone normally burns in 10 minutes with no sunscreen, then a sunscreen with factor 20 will provide protection for up to 20x10 = 200 minutes.
sun room: A room with many glass windows or walls
sun shower: A rain shower while the sun is shining
sun showers: plural form of sun shower
sun trap: A location that faces the sun, and is sheltered from the wind
sun-dried: Having been dried by the sun
sun: {n} the luminary of the day, a hot sunny place
sun: {v} to expose to or warm in the sun
sun belt: (Meteoroloji) The Sun Belt is a region of the United States generally considered to stretch across the South and Southwest (the geographic southern United States). Another rough boundary of the region is the area south of the 36th parallel, north latitude. The main defining feature of the Sun Belt is its warm-temperate climate with extended summers and brief, relatively mild winters; Florida, the Gulf Coast, and southern Texas, however, have a true subtropical climate
sun sign: The zodiacal sign through which the sun is passing when a person is born
sun sign: (Astrology) the zodiacal sign through which the sun is passing when a person is born
Sun: a place in the sun: see place. Sunday. a British tabloid daily newspaper which generally supports right-wing and nationalist political ideas. It has some articles about events in the news and politics, but many of its stories are about the private lives of well-known people, such as the royal family, television actors, and sports players. the written abbreviation of Sunday. sunned sunning sun yourself to sit or lie outside when the sun is shining. Star around which the components of the solar system revolve. It is about five billion years old and is the dominant body of the system, with more than 99% of its mass. It converts five million tons of matter into energy every second by nuclear fusion reactions in its core, producing neutrinos (see solar neutrino problem) and solar radiation. The small amount of this energy that penetrates Earth's atmosphere provides the light and heat that support life. A sphere of luminous gas 864,950 mi (1,392,000 km) in diameter, the Sun has about 330,000 times the mass of Earth. Its core temperature is close to 27 million °F (15 million °C) and its surface temperature about 10,000 °F (6,000 °C). The Sun, a spectral type G (yellow) star, has fairly average properties for a main-sequence star (see Hertzsprung-Russell diagram). It rotates at different rates at different latitudes; one rotation takes 36 days at the poles but only 25 days at the equator. The visible surface, or photosphere, is in constant motion, with the number and position of sunspots changing in a regular solar cycle. External phenomena include magnetic activity extending into the chromosphere and corona, solar flares, solar prominences, and the solar wind. Effects on Earth include auroras and disruption of radio communications and power-transmission lines. Despite its activity, the Sun appears to have remained relatively unchanged for billions of years. See also eclipse; heliopause. Sun tzu Baltimore Sun the Sun King Moon Sun Myung sun bear sun dance sun worship Sun Yat sen Sun Yixian Yi Sun shin
Sun: You refer to the light and heat that reach us from the sun as the sun. Dena took them into the courtyard to sit in the sun
Sun: The star at the center of our solar system, represented in astronomy and astrology by â˜‰
Sun: The sun is the ball of fire in the sky that the Earth goes round, and that gives us heat and light. The sun was now high in the southern sky The sun came out, briefly. the sun's rays The sun was shining
Sun: Sun. is a written abbreviation for Sunday. The Palace is open Mon-Sun
Sun: A sun is any star which has planets going around it
Sun Belt: the Sun Belt the southern or southwestern parts of the US, where the sun shines a lot
Sun City: A community of south-central Arizona, a residential suburb of Phoenix. Founded in 1960, it is a planned retirement community. Population: 40,505
Sun City: city in South Africa known for its gambling casinos
Sun Microsystems: one of the leading computer companies in the world (headquartered in California, USA - developed the Java programming language for the Internet)
Sun Myung Moon: born Jan. 6, 1920, Kwangju Sangsa Ri, P'y ngan-puk province, Korea South Korean religious leader. Convinced that he was designated by God as a successor to Jesus, Moon began to preach a new religion, loosely based on Christianity, in North Korea in 1946. After being imprisoned by North Korean authorities, he escaped or was released and went to South Korea, where he founded the Unification Church in 1954 and built a multimillion-dollar business empire. In 1973 he moved his headquarters to Tarrytown, N.Y., U.S., where he became the focus of controversies over fund-raising techniques, tax evasion, and the indoctrination of followers (popularly called Moonies). In 1982 Moon was convicted of tax evasion, sentenced to 18 months in prison, and fined $25,000. He has also suffered from a damaging exposé by his daughter-in-law. In the 1990s the church began operations in Brazil, where its purchase of large tracts of rainforest has been widely criticized
Sun River: A river, about 209 km (130 mi) long, of northwest Montana flowing south and east to the Missouri River
Sun Valley: A resort town of south-central Idaho east of Boise. Its lodge, opened in 1936, was built by the Union Pacific Railroad to attract passenger traffic to the West. Population: 545
Sun Yat Sen: a Chinese political leader who established the National Party in China, and helped to remove the last Manchu emperor from power. He became the first President of the new Republic of China in 1911 (1866-1925)
Sun Yat-sen: or Sun Yixian born Nov. 12, 1866, Xiangshan, Guangdong province, China died March 12, 1925, Beijing Leader of the Chinese Nationalist Party, known as the father of modern China. Educated in Hawaii and Hong Kong, Sun embarked on a medical career in 1892, but, troubled by the conservative Qing dynasty's inability to keep China from suffering repeated humiliations at the hands of more advanced countries, he forsook medicine two years later for politics. A letter to Li Hongzhang in which Sun detailed ways that China could gain strength made no headway, and he went abroad to try organizing expatriate Chinese. He spent time in Hawaii, England, Canada, and Japan and in 1905 became head of a revolutionary coalition, the Tongmenghui ("Alliance Society"). The revolts he helped plot during this period failed, but in 1911 a rebellion in Wuhan unexpectedly succeeded in overthrowing the provincial government. Other provincial secessions followed, and Sun returned to be elected provisional president of a new government. The emperor abdicated in 1912, and Sun turned over the government to Yuan Shikai. The two men split in 1913, and Sun became head of a separatist regime in the south. In 1924, aided by Soviet advisers, he reorganized his Nationalist Party, admitted three communists to its central executive committee, and approved the establishment of a military academy, to be headed by Chiang Kai-shek. He also delivered lectures on his doctrine, the Three Principles of the People (nationalism, democracy, and people's livelihood), but died the following year without having had the opportunity to put his doctrine into practice. See also Wang Jingwei
Sun.: {i} first day of the week, day before Monday
sun: Name of the company that produces the machines that make up the UNIX Timesharing Service as well as numerous UNIX workstations available on campus Often, members of the timesharing service are referred to as "Suns "
sun: {f} expose to the sun's rays; warm or dry in the sunshine; expose oneself to the sun's rays, warm oneself in the sunshine
sun: The star at the center of our solar system
sun: The direct light or warmth of the sun; sunshine
sun: Sun Microsystems
sun: 85% of the mass in the solar system"
sun: Sun Microsystems Makers of high-end UNIX workstations
sun: a typical star that is the source of light and heat for the planets in the solar system; "the sun contains 99
sun: The star which the Earth orbits and from which we recieve our light and heat
sun: Its mean distance from the earth is about 92,500,000 miles, and its diameter about 860,000
sun: {i} star at the center of the solar system around which the planets revolve; light and heat given off by the sun; star
sun: The star associated with Earth's solar system The Sun weighs about 2x1030 kilograms, and is about 1 4x109 meters in diameter
sun: The star that is the central body of our solar system
sun: a typical star that is the source of light and heat for the planets in the solar system; "the sun contains 99 85% of the mass in the solar system"
sun: the rays of the sun; "the shingles were weathered by the sun and wind"
sun: This is a spell Duration Spells with a Sun duration last until Sunrise or Sunset whichever occurs sooner
sun: expose to the rays of the sun or affect by exposure to the sun; "insolated paper may turn yellow and crumble"; "These herbs suffer when sunned"
sun: n the central star of the solar system, approximately 93 million miles (150 million kilometers) from Earth's surface Also, the central star of any planetary system
sun: Any heavenly body which forms the center of a system of orbs
sun: The luminous orb, the light of which constitutes day, and its absence night; the central body round which the earth and planets revolve, by which they are held in their orbits, and from which they receive light and heat
sun: The star at the center of our solar system It is made mostly of hydrogen and helium with traces of heavier elements This image of the Sun is courtesy of SOHO/EIT More about the Sun
sun: a person considered as a source of warmth or energy or glory etc
sun: the star which is the central body of the solar system
sun: multiuser Unix Workstation manufactured by Sun that runs the SunOS operating system (Sparc 20, Sun IPC, Sun 3/60)
sun: The star at the centre of the solar system The star the Earth orbits
sun: expose one's body to the sun
sun: the star at the at the centre of our solar system
sun: The star about which the Earth and other planets revolve
sun: That which resembles the sun, as in splendor or importance; any source of light, warmth, or animation
sun: first day of the week; observed as a day of rest and worship by most Christians
sun: (Heb shemesh), first mentioned along with the moon as the two great luminaries of heaven (Gen 1: 14-18) By their motions and influence they were intended to mark and divide times and seasons The worship of the sun was one of the oldest forms of false religion (Job 31: 26,27), and was common among the Egyptians and Chaldeans and other pagan nations The Jews were warned against this form of idolatry (Deut 4: 19; 17: 3; comp 2 Kings 23: 11; Jer 19: 13)
sun: A star of the spectral type G0; the center of the solar system Sometimes used generally as synomym for star
sun: star that provides heat and light to the earth, as in: Too much exposure to the sun can damage skin
sun: Luminous star around which the Earth and other planets revolve around The sun emits 63,000,000 Watts per square meter of electromagnetic radiation The sun has an average distance from the Earth of about 150,000,000 kilometers The Earth's orbit is not circular but elliptical
sun: SURFACE TENSION the tension of the surface film of a liquid , tending to minimize its surface area
sun: any star around which a planetary system evolves
sun: To expose to the sun's rays; to warm or dry in the sun; as, to sun cloth; to sun grain
sun: style of T'ai Chi Ch'uan developed by Sun Lu-T'ang
sun: Hebrew, Elohim (God); Greek, helios (the sun); Breton, heol; Latin, sol; German, sonne; Anglo-Saxon, sunne As a deity, called Adonis by the Phoenicians, and Apollo by the Greeks and Romans Sun Harris, in his Hermes, asserts that all nations ascribe to the sun a masculine and the moon a feminine gender For confutation see Moon City of the Sun Rhodes was so called because the sun was its tutelar deity The Colossos of Rhodes was consecrated to the sun On or Heliopolis, Egypt
sun bath: sun tan
sun bathing: immersing the body in sunlight
sun beams: light of the sun, shine that is seen coming from the sun
sun bear: or honey bear Smallest member (Helarctos malayanus) of the bear family (Ursidae), found in South Asian forests. Nocturnal and tree-climbing, the sun bear weighs 60-140 lbs (27-64 kg) and is 3-4 ft (1-1.2 m) long, with a 2-in. (5-cm) tail, large forepaws, and short black fur with an orange-yellow crescent on the chest. It uses its long, curved claws to tear or dig for insect nests, particularly those of bees and termites. It also eats fruit, honey, and small vertebrates. The sun bear is shy and intelligent; legends say that its chest crescent represents the sun
sun bittern: {i} tropical American wading bird with mottled brownish plumage that show chestnut markings like a sunburst when its wings are spread
sun bittern: A cranelike tropical American bird (Eurypyga helias), having mottled brownish plumage and often spreading its wings and tail in a showy display
sun blind: sunshade, shelter against the sun
sun block: cream that protects the skin from sunburn by blocking out the sun's ultraviolet rays
sun cream: a cream or oil that you rub into your skin to stop the sun from burning you too much = suntan lotion
sun dance: a ceremonial dance performed by Amerindians at the summer solstice
sun dance: A religious ceremony widely practiced among Native American peoples of the Great Plains, typically marked by several days of fasting and group dancing and sometimes including ritual self-torture, as in penance or to induce a trance or vision. Most spectacular and important religious ceremony of the 19th-century Plains Indians. Ordinarily held by each tribe once a year in early summer, it was an occasion for purification and strengthening and an opportunity to reaffirm basic beliefs about the universe and the supernatural through rituals. The ceremony, which originated with the Lakota, was most highly developed among the Arapaho, the Cheyenne, and the Oglala division of the Lakota Sioux. The central rite involved male dancers who, to fulfill a vow or seek "power" (spiritual energy and insight), danced for several days without stopping for food, drink, or sleep, their ordeal ending in frenzy and exhaustion. Among some tribes, piercing and sun gazing were practiced
sun deck: an unroofed deck
sun deck: A roof, balcony, or terrace used for sunbathing
sun disk: An ancient Middle Eastern symbol consisting of a disk set between outspread wings, representing the sun god
sun dog: Either of two colored luminous spots that appear at roughly 22 degrees on both sides of the sun at the same elevation They are caused by the refraction of sunlight passing through ice crystals They are most commonly seen during winter in the middle latitudes and are exclusively associated with cirriform clouds The scientific name for sun dogs is parhelion and they are also known as mock suns
sun dog: Either of two colored luminous spots that appear at roughly 22° on both sides of the sun at the same elevation They are caused by the refraction of sunlight passing through ice crystals They are most commonly seen during winter in the middle latitudes and are exclusively associated with cirriform clouds The scientific name for sun dogs is parhelion and they are also known as mock suns
sun dog: Either of two colored luminous spots that appear at roughly 22° on both sides of the sun at the same elevation They are caused by the refraction of sunlight passing through ice crystals They are most commonly seen during winter in the middle latitudes and are exclusively associated with cirriform clouds The scientific name for sun dogs is parhelion and they are also known as mock suns
sun dried: dried in the sun as to enhance the flavor (of vegetables and fruits)
sun gear: the central gear in a epicyclic train
sun god: A god that personifies the sun. a god in some ancient religions who represents the sun or has power over it
sun god: god believed to occupy or control the sun
sun hat: hat with a wide edge intended to cover the face and neck from the sun
sun hat: A sun hat is a wide-brimmed hat that protects your head from the sun
sun lamp: A sun lamp is a lamp that produces ultraviolet light. People use sun lamps to make their skin browner
sun lounge: a room with large windows and often a glass roof, designed to let in a lot of light American Equivalent: sun porch
sun parlor: a room enclosed largely with glass and affording exposure to the sun
sun pitcher: any of several herbs of Guiana highlands having racemes of nodding white or pink flowers; trap and digest insects in pitcher-shaped leaves with spoon-shaped caps
sun porch: a room with large windows and often a glass roof, designed to let in lots of light British Equivalent: sun lounge
sun porch: tanning porch, balcony that receives a lot of sunlight
sun protection factor: The degree to which a sunscreen, suntan lotion, or similar preparation protects the skin from ultraviolet rays, usually expressed numerically
sun protection factor: number for measuring the level of protection of the skin against the suns rays, SPF
sun screen: protection against the sun; filter against the suns harmful rays
sun spots: phenomena of dark spots that appear on the surface of the sun and affect the Earth magnetic and electromagnetic fields
sun spurge: not unattractive European weed whose flowers turn toward the sun
sun star: See Sun star, under Sun
sun tea: A beverage, often iced, made from tea leaves or other herbs steeped in water exposed to direct sunlight
sun temperature: degree of heat in and on the sun
sun visor: device used to shield the eyes from the glare of the sun (i.e. in a car)
sun visor: a shade (sometimes of green mica) affixed above the windshield of an automobile
sun worship: Veneration of the sun or its representation as a deity. It appears in several early cultures, notably in ancient Egypt, Indo-Europe, and Mesoamerica, where urban civilizations were combined with a strong ideology of sacred kingship, in which kings ruled by the power of the sun and claimed descent from it. The imagery of the sun as the ruler of both the upper and the lower world, which he visits daily, was prominent. Sun heroes and deities also figure in many mythologies, including Indo-Iranian, Greco-Roman, and Scandinavian. In late Roman history, sun worship was of such importance that it was later called "solar monotheism." See also Amaterasu, Re, Shamash, Sol, Surya, Tonatiuh
sun worship: holding of religious rites in honor of the sun, believing that the sun is a supreme being
sun worshiper: someone who worships the sun
sun yat-sen: Chinese statesman who organized the Kuomintang and led the revolution that overthrew the Manchu dynasty in 1911 and 1912 (1866-1925)
sun-baked: Sun-baked land or earth has been made hard and dry by the sun shining on it. a dry, sun-baked lawn. made very hard and dry by the sun
sun-cured: dried in the sun
sun-drenched: Sun-drenched places have a lot of hot sunshine. He sat on the terrace of his sun-drenched villa in the South of France. a sun-drenched place is one where the sun shines most of the time - used especially in advertisements, magazines etc
sun-drenched: covered with sunlight; "sun-drenched beaches along the Riviera"
sun-dried: dried naturally by the sun; "sun-dried apricots
sun-dried: sun-dried food has been left in the sun to dry in order to give it a particular taste
sun-god: a god associated with the sun
sun-up: Sun-up is the time of day when the sun rises. We worked from sunup to sunset. sunrise