to firm

English - Turkish

Definition of to firm in English Turkish dictionary

Sıkı bir tokalaşmayla ayrıldılar. - They parted with a firm handshake.

Dudaklarını sıkıca birbirine bastırdı. - She pressed her lips firmly together.

{i} firma

İş için bu firmaya başvuruda bulunacağım. - I will make an application to that firm for employment.

Pazarın daha zengin sektörü için çok sayıda firma yarışıyor. - Many firms are competing for the wealthier segment of the market.

sert

{s} sabit

katı

Hükümet programa katılan firmalara faizsiz kredi sağlayacak. - The government will provide interest-free loans to firms that participate in the program.

Geçen yaz, sonunda on iki yıl önce katılmış olduğum firmadan ayrıldım. - Last summer, I finally left the firm that I had joined twelve years before.

{i} şirket

Armonk, New York'ta bulunan IBM Şirketi dünyanın en büyük bilgisayar firmasıdır. - International Business Machines Corporation, based in Armonk, New York, is the world's largest computer firm.

Şirketin iflas edeceği hakkında dolaşan bir söylenti var. - There's a rumor in the air that the firm is going into bankruptcy.

{f} sağlamlaştırmak

kesin

Jefferson eğitimin değerine kesin olarak inanıyordu. - Jefferson believed firmly in the value of education.

Ben işkenceye kesin olarak karşıyım. - I'm firmly opposed to corporal punishment.

(Ticaret) işletme

(Ticaret) kati mukavele

kaymayan

sarsılmaz

değişmeyen

tok

Sıkı bir tokalaşmayla ayrıldılar. - They parted with a firm handshake.

O büyük bir firma tarafından bir katib olarak alınmıştır. - He was taken on by a large firm as a clerk.

metanetli

berk

(Bilgisayar) güçlü

Bizim dostluğumuz güçlü kaldı. - Our friendship remained firm.

belirli

son

Geçen yaz, sonunda on iki yıl önce katılmış olduğum firmadan ayrıldım. - Last summer, I finally left the firm that I had joined twelve years before.

O, babasının ölümünden sonra firmanın sorumluluğunu üstüne aldı. - He took charge of the firm after his father's death.

{i} ekip

{i} sağlık ekibi

pekiştirmek

firmanın

{f} canlanmak (piyasa)

sıkıca

Dudaklarını sıkıca birbirine bastırdı. - She pressed her lips firmly together.

O, dalı sıkıca tuttu. - He held on firmly to the branch.

pek

İlk kez, onunla pek sıkı değildi. - The first time, she wasn't very firm with him.

{s} metin

firmly metanetle

{f} pekişmek

{s} kararlı

Anne kararlı bir şekilde Gilbert Blythe'ı asla affetmeyeceğim dedi. - I shall never forgive Gilbert Blythe, said Anne firmly.

{f} sağlamlaşmak

dönmez

pekişmiş

{f} yükselmeye başlamak

kuvvetle

katiyetle

{s} sağlam

Onun sağlam bir inancı var. - He has a firm belief.

Onun Allah'a inancı çok sağlam. - Her belief in God is very firm.

up ile sabit kılmak

{s} donmuş (jöle, pelte, çikolata v.b.)

firmness metanet sebatlılık

{s} emin

Senin sıranın geleceğinden eminim. - I firmly believe that your time will come.

sebatla

firm order kesin sipariş

{s} fiyatı değişiklik göstermeyen hisse senedi, tahvil

kıvamlı

English - English

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