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Definition of the elite in English Turkish dictionary
- elite
- elit
Tom, çok elit bir üniversiteden mezun oldu.
-Tom graduated from a very elite university.
Geleceğimiz küçük bir elitin iyi niyetine bağlıdır.
-Our future depends on the goodwill of a small elite.
- elite
- {i} seçkinler
Yöneten seçkinlerin zulmüne karşı direnin.
-Fight back against the oppression of the ruling elite.
Sen şimdi seçkinlerin arasındasın.
-You are now among the elite.
- elite
- {i} elit tabaka
- elite
- seçkin kişiler
- elite
- seviyeli
- elite
- seçkin sınıf
- elite
- seçkin
Seçkin askerler gizli yerlerde eğitilebilir.
-Elite soldiers might be trained in secret locations.
Yöneten seçkinlerin zulmüne karşı direnin.
-Fight back against the oppression of the ruling elite.
- elite
- {i} seçme kısım
- elite
- elitler
- elite
- ufak boy harfleri olan
- elite
- seçkin kimseler
- elite
- seçkin tabaka
- elite
- belirli bir sosyal sınıfın en seçkin kısmı
- élite
- seçkin sınıf
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English - English
Definition of the elite in English English dictionary
- specially chosen group, upper class
- elite
- A special group or social class of people which have a superior intellectual, social or economic status as, the elite of society
- elite
- Someone who is among the best at certain task
Is there a nobler or more disinterested aim than to educate the cadres, the elites of tomorrow?.
- elite
- Representing the choicest or most select of a group
- elite
- selected as the best; "an elect circle of artists"; "elite colleges"
- elite
- Of high birth or social position; aristocratic or patrician
- elite
- a group or class of persons enjoying superior intellectual or social or economic status
- elite
- This term has been replaced with the term "Select", in reference to Select Production
- elite
- Result of a hurried Kazan film
- elite
- You can refer to the most powerful, rich, or talented people within a particular group, place, or society as the elite. a government comprised mainly of the elite We have a political elite in this country
- elite
- Character spacing based on 12 pitch, 10 point size
- elite
- Small group of people that posses disproportionally large amounts of scarce sources of influence over political decision-making: money, social prestige, political power, etc
- elite
- Conforma Elite is a rigid corneal lens with a posterior surface contoured to match the corneal surface The central optic section is spherical and the periphery is aspheric Elite is manufactured from several highly oxygen permeable GP materials
- elite
- those whose children are in French immersion courses; not to be confused with the New Elite who speak technobabble instead of French See WHINERS, INTEREST GROUPS Antonym: BASIC ALBERTANS
- elite
- A small group of people with a disproportionate amount of public decision-making power
- elite
- A special group The ones who maintain and control political power in a dictatorship
- elite
- {s} select, choice, upper-class, aristocratic
- elite
- Elite people or organizations are considered to be the best of their kind. the elite troops of the President's bodyguard. a group of people who have a lot of power and influence because they have money, knowledge, or special skills political/social/economic etc elite (past participle of élire , from eligere; ELECT). an elite group contains the best, most skilled or most experienced people or members of a larger group
- elite
- A full member of a Great House
- elite
- A slang term used to describe someone who is among the best at what they do
- elite
- The economic designation for inventories of the wealthiest decedents which exceed in quantity and quality all the criteria of the "Aspiring" classification
- elite
- {i} something which is the best, choicest part of something; socially superior group, upper class; size of type on a typewriter
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the elite
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the e·liteTurkish pronunciation
dhi eylitPronunciation
/ᴛʜē āˈlēt/ /ðiː eɪˈliːt/
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