vis a vis

English - Turkish

Definition of vis a vis in English Turkish dictionary: karşı karşıya; (edat) -in karşısında; (edat) ile karşılaştırıldığında; -e göre; (zarf) karşı karşıya; yüz yüze
vis-à-vis: -e göre
vis-à-vis: ile karşılaştırınca
vis-à-vis: karşı karşıya
vis-à-vis: yüz yüze
vis-à-vis: -e bakınca
face to face with, opposite to: yüz ile, karşısındaki yüz
vis a vi: vis bir vi
vis-a-vis: ruberu
vis-a-vis: (Hukuk) karşısında
vis-a-vis: karşı karşıya duran şey
vis-a-vis: (Hukuk) karşı karşıya
vis-a-vis: (Hukuk) yüz yüze
vis-a-vis: aynı görevdeki memur
vis-à-vis: vizavi

English - English

Definition of vis a vis in English English dictionary
vis-à-vis: having two portraits facing each other
vis-à-vis: face-to-face
vis-à-vis: In a position facing a specified or implied subject
vis-à-vis: A person holding a corresponding position in another organisation; a counterpart
I talked with my vis-à-vis in the French embassy.
vis-à-vis: In relation to; compared with
Canada's role vis-à-vis the United States' in Afghanistan.
vis-à-vis: Opposite, across from, set so as to be facing
He was seated vis-à-vis the president.
vis-à-vis: A small horse-drawn carriage for two people sitting facing each other
there is not a greater difference between a single-horse chair and madam Pompadour’s vis a vis, than betwixt a single amour, and an amour thus nobly doubled.
vis-à-vis: face to face (with another)
vis-à-vis: One of two (or more) people facing or opposite each other during a formal dance, at a dinner table etc
That was what Miss McKenna said, and the Sergeant who was my vis-à-vis looked the same thing.
vis-à-vis: A date or escort in a social event
Have you seen Mary's vis-à-vis before?.
vis-á-vis: Common misspelling of vis-à-vis
vis-a-vis: (French) face to face
vis-a-vis: face-to-face; face-to-face with; "they sat vis-a-vis at the table"; "I found myself vis-a-vis a burly policeman"
vis-a-vis: {i} (French) person or thing that is face to face (opposite another); opposite number; counterpart; love seat, small sofa for two people
vis-a-vis: small sofa that seats two people
vis-a-vis: A four-seater in which the two passengers faced the driver Used around the turn of the century
vis-a-vis: face to face with, opposite to
vis-a-vis: face-to-face; face-to-face with; "they sat vis-a-vis at the table"; "I found myself vis-a-vis a burly policeman
vis-a-vis: A narrow coach, seating only two people “face to face”, used for ceremonial occasions It was soon superseded by Dress Chariots and State Coaches, but the name was used for carriages where the occupants sat opposite each other See a photograph of a real Kinross Vis-a-Vis here
vis-a-vis: a person or thing having the same function or characteristics as another
vis-a-vis: {e} (French) compared with; in regard to, in relation to; opposite; face to face with