English - Turkish
Definition of warehoused in English Turkish dictionary
- warehouse
- toptan satış yeri
- warehouse
- antrepo
- warehouse
- ardiye
- Warehouse
- (Ticaret) ambar
- warehouse
- depo
Düşman savaş gemileri limandaki depolarımızı bombaladı.
-The enemy warships bombed our warehouses in the harbour.
Deponun kapısını kilitlemeyi unutan kimdi?
-Who was it that forgot to lock the door of the warehouse?
- warehouse
- depoya koymak
- warehouse
- -i depolamak
- warehouse
- ambara koymak
- warehouse
- gereç ambarı
- warehouse
- (Ticaret) depoya yerleştirmek
- warehouse
- (Ticaret) mağazalamak
- warehouse
- (Ticaret) umumi mağaza
- warehouse
- (Ticaret) depo ardiye ambar
- warehouse
- büyük mağaza
- warehouse
- depolamak
- warehouse
- ware housemaneşya deposu sahibi veya işçisi
- warehouse
- {f} ambarda saklamak
- warehouse
- eşya depo
- warehouse
- {f} -i depolamak, -i ambarlamak, -i depoya/ambara koymak
- warehouse
- ambar,v.depoya koy: n.depo
- warehouse
- ambarlamak
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Definition of warehoused in English English dictionary
- past of warehouse
- {s} stored in a warehouse
- warehouse
- A place for storing large amounts of products (wares). In logistics, a place where products go to from the manufacturer before going to the retailer
- warehouse
- To confine people to institutions for long-term periods
- warehouse
- {i} storehouse, depot; storehouse for goods; wholesale store, large retail store
- warehouse
- {v} to deposit or secure in a store
- warehouse
- {n} a storehouse for merchandise
- warehouse
- A large building used for receiving and storing goods, materials or merchandise
- warehouse
- store in a warehouse
- warehouse
- (storage): a building or structure for storage such as aircraft hangers, garages, warehouses, storage buildings, and freight depots
- warehouse
- A building used to receive and store goods and merchandise In terms of classifying such property, warehouses are normally located in an area zoned for either commercial or industrial property
- warehouse
- A warehouse is a large building where raw materials or manufactured goods are stored until they are exported to other countries or distributed to shops to be sold. a large building for storing large quantities of goods (ware ( -WARE) + house)
- warehouse
- Vendor's place of business
- warehouse
- To deposit or secure in a warehouse
- warehouse
- A storage location for goods
- warehouse
- A place for receiving, storing and manipulating goods and merchandise
- warehouse
- any building where goods are stored
- warehouse
- To store, as in a warehouse
- warehouse
- A place for the reception and storage of goods
- warehouse
- A building specially designed for receipt, storage and handling of goods Synonyms: Shed, Store
- warehouse
- a storehouse for goods and merchandise
- warehouse
- Building in which goods are stored
- warehouse
- Capability to receive, store and issue
- warehouse
- The Library Warehouse is used to house less frequently used material and the Macmillan Brown archives Request items from the Warehouse by filling in a "Warehouse request" card at any library
- warehouse
- A building used to store merchandise and other materials or equipment
- warehouse
- A place for the reception, delivery, consolidation, distribution, and storage of freight
- warehouse
- {f} store in a large storehouse
- warehouse
- To place in the warehouse of the government or customhouse stores, to be kept until duties are paid
- warehouse
- a large building in which goods are stored by producers or wholesalers
- warehouse
- A storehouse for wares, or goods
- warehouse
- Premises designed and built or converted for the purpose of bulk storage of raw materials or finished or partly finished goods, pending either onward transit or division into smaller batches and subsequent distribution
- warehouse
- Premises designed and built for the purpose of bulk storage of raw materials or finished or partly finished goods, pending either onward transit or division into smaller batches and subsequent distribution Willing seller-willing buyer An assumption sometimes made for valuation purposes that the owner of the property concerned is willing to dispose of his interest therein and that there is at least one genuine purchaser in the market for that interest, whether or not such is actually the case at the date of valuation Written-down value At a given time, the result of making one or more annual of periodic deductions for depreciation against capital cost or worth
- warehouse
- a storehouse for goods and merchandise store in a warehouse
- warehouse
- whs
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ware·housedTurkish pronunciation
werhauzdPronunciation
/ˈwerˌhouzd/ /ˈwɛrˌhaʊzd/
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