tali̇

Turkish - English

Definition of tali̇ in Turkish English dictionary
tali: secondary; subordinate, subsidiary
tali: secondary; subordinate: tali cümle gram. subordinate clause. tali komisyon subcommittee. tali yol secondary road
tâli: secondary
tâli: subsidiary
tâli: by
tâli: collateral
It's only collateral damage. - Bu sadece tali hasar.
tali bölge: (Askeri) subarea
tali bölge: (Askeri) subsector
tali ürün: (Ticaret) by-product
tâli yol: turnout
tali boru: bypass
tali bölge arama uzunluğu: (Askeri) search subarea length
tali bölge petrol ofisi: (Askeri) subarea petroleum office
tali gerilme: secondary stress
tali havalandırma: auxiliary ventilation
tali kiriş: secondary beam
tali trafik kanalı: (Askeri) secondary traffic channel
tali trafik kanalı tahsisi: (Askeri) assign secondary traffic channels
tali yol: side street
tali şirket: (Hukuk) subsidiary
taşınabilir meteoroloji tali sistemi: (Askeri) portable meteorological subsystem
tâli direnç: shunt
tâli hat: spur track
tâli hat: sideline
tâli yol: sideline
tâli yol: turn off
tâli yol: ancillary road
tâli yol: accommodation road
tâli yol: side road
tâli yol: slip road
tali: accidental
tali: subsidiary agreement
tali: (Ticaret) junior
tali: (Kanun) accessory
tali: auxiliary
tali: para-
tali: unessential
tali: subsidiary
talus: astragalus
Mesaj Yayınlama Tali Sistemi; görev tasarım serisi: (Askeri) Message Dissemination Subsystem; mission design series
açık sistem bağlantısı; harekat tali sistem ara birimi: (Askeri) open system interconnection; operational subsystem interface
cep telefonu tali sistemi: (Otomotiv) cellular phone subsystem
esir kampı tali bölümü: (Askeri) prisoner of war enclosure
meteoroloji uydusu tali sistemi: (Askeri) meteorological satellite subsystem
meteorolojik radar tali sistemi; intikal rapor sistemi: (Askeri) meteorological radar subsystem; movement report system
paralel sıralı tek-birlik; işlem tali sistemi: (Askeri) parallel track single-unit; processing subsystem
psikolojik harekat (PSYOP) yönetim bilgi tali sistemi: (Askeri) psychological operations (PSYOP) management information subsystem
psikolojik harekat (PSYOP) çalışma programı tali sistemi: (Askeri) psychological operations (PSYOP) studies program subsystem
psikolojik harekat (psyop) etkileri analiz tali sistemi: (Askeri) psychological operations (PSYOP) effects analysis subsystem
sürekli istasyon değişimi; kişisel muhabere sistemi; esas kontrol gemisi; tali i: (Askeri) permanent change of station; personal communications system; primary control ship; processing subsystem; processor controlled strapping
televizyon tali sistemi: (Otomotiv) television subsystem
video tali sistemi: (Otomotiv) video sub system
yerel sensör tali sistemi: (Askeri) local sensor subsystem

English - English

Definition of tali̇ in English English dictionary
tali: pref. ankle (Latin)
talus: The bone of the ankle
talus: A sloping heap of fragments of rock lying at the foot of a precipice
By the time he reached the first talus slides under the tall escarpments of the Pilares the dawn was not far to come.
talus: The slope of an embankment wall, which is thicker at the bottom than at the top
talus: {n} the slope of a work as of a wall
talus: The astragalus
talus: A heap of rock debris which collects at the bottom of a cliff
talus: A slope; the inclination of the face of a work
talus: Rock debris and boulders that accumulate at the base of a cliff
talus: An accumulation at the foot of a slope of rock debris from rockfalls
talus: A slope Especially a steep slope formed by an accumulation of rock debris TAYLOR GRAZING ACT: Act of June 28, 1934 (48 Stat 1269; 43 U S C sec 315), as amended
talus: A slope built up by the accumulation of rock waste at the foot of a cliff or ridge
talus: A fan-shaped accumulation of mixed fragments of rock that have fallen because of weathering of a cliff or steep mountainside
talus: A sloping mass of large rock fragments and boulders that have detached from the cliff you are about to climb and now lay strewn around the base Think even less about this than you did about its smaller cousin, scree
talus: Where the tibia and fibula joint to form the ankle joint, the entire ankle
talus: the bone in the ankle that articulates with the leg bones to form the ankle joint
talus: The ankle bone that articulates with the tibia and fibula to form the ankle joint
talus: A pile of rock fragments lying at the bottom of the cliff or steep slope from which they have broken off
talus: A variety of clubfoot (Talipes calcaneus)
talus: Name for the rock rubble/debris that collects at the bottom of mountains, rock faces, etc Sold in hobby stores in various degrees of coarseness and colors
talus: Weathered rock which has fallen from and accumulated at the bottom of a cliff
talus: {i} sloping pile of rock fragments at the bottom of a cliff
talus: Rock fragments of any size or shape (usually coarse and angular) derived from and lying at the base of a cliff or very steep rock slope The accumulated mass of such loose, broken rock formed chiefly by falling, rolling, or sliding
talus: similar to scree, but consisting of larger rocks and boulders that can be stepped on individually lichen covered talus indicates a stable slope
talus: The accumulation of rock fragments at the foot of a cliff Also called scree
talus: a deposit of large rocks, usually at the base of a slope or cliff
talus: large blocks of rock
talus: Rock debris at the base of a cliff
talus: Pile of rock rubble below a cliff or chute Talus slope is a common usage although it is redundant because the term "talus" actually includes the concept of a slope
talus: See the Note under Talipes
talus: Sir Artegal's iron man Spenser, in his Faërie Queene, makes Talus run continually round the island of Crete to chastise offenders with an iron flail He represents executive power- “swift as a swallow, and as lion strong ” In Greek mythology, Talos was a man of brass, the work of Hephaestos (Vulcan), who went round the island of Crete thrice a day Whenever he saw a stranger draw near the island he made himself red-hot, and embraced the stranger to death
talus: a sloping mass of loose rocks at the base of a cliff
talus: The loose accumulation of fragmented rock material on slopes, such as at the base of a cliff