schemed

Tom seri katili yakalamak için polis tarafından düzenlenen bir entrikaya katıldı. - Tom took part in a scheme set by the police to capture the serial murderer.

scheme

dolap

Tom projeyi yok etmek için bir dolap çevirdi. - Tom schemed to destroy the project.

Tom belediye başkanına suikast düzenlemek için bir plan hakkında polisi uyardı. - Tom warned the police about a scheme to assassinate the mayor.

{f} plan yap

Tasarılar tartışılıyor. - Schemes have been discussed.

PLAN, PROJE: Yapılacak işlere ait plan, program ve proje. Örneğin, business scheme (iş planı), irrigation scheme (sulama planı), scheme of maneuver (hareket planı)

scheme

şeması

scheme

tasavvur olunan düzen

Английский Язык - Английский Язык

Определение schemed в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь
Scheme: A programming language, one of the two major dialects of Lisp
scheme: A chart or diagram of a system or object
scheme: A systematic plan of future action
scheme: A council housing estate (in the United Kingdom - especially Scotland)
scheme: To plot, or contrive a plan
scheme: {v} to plan, project, contrive, plot
scheme: {n} a plan, project, contrivance
Scheme: The Scheme computer programming language
scheme: A Scheme is a legal document which amends, replaces or amplifies the trusts of a charity
scheme: a group of independent but interrelated elements comprising a unified whole; "a vast system of production and distribution and consumption keep the country going"
scheme: A type of topological space
scheme: A plan or theory something to be done; a design; a project; as, to form a scheme
scheme: A code or cipher, or the description of them
scheme: an internal representation of the world; an organization of concepts and actions that can be revised by new information about the world
scheme: Examples: file (anonymous FTP server) http (WWW) gopher WAIS news (Usenet) telnet
scheme: A scheme, or schema, is a systematic, orderly combination of elements A set of rules for encoding information that supports a specific community of users
scheme: A scheme is a plan or arrangement involving many people which is made by a government or other organization. schemes to help combat unemployment. a private pension scheme
scheme: A plot or secret, devious plan
scheme: A scheme is someone's plan for achieving something. a quick money-making scheme to get us through the summer
scheme: 12/97Lexically scoped variant of Lisp, MIT, 1975
scheme: an elaborate and systematic plan of action
scheme: A combination of things connected and adjusted by design; a system
scheme: A representation of the aspects of the celestial bodies for any moment or at a given event
scheme: An orderly combination of related parts
scheme: form intrigues (for) in an underhand manner
scheme: a statement that evades the question by cleverness or trickery
scheme: To make secret or devious plans
scheme: devise a system or form a scheme for
scheme: The part of a URL that tells an HTML client such as a browser how to retrieve the file specified in the URL
scheme: A controlled vocabulary or authority list
scheme: {f} plan, devise, plot; intrigue, conspire, contrive
scheme: To plot, or contrive a plan for something
scheme: Any lineal or mathematical diagram; an outline
scheme: A measurement regime and set of communication parameters programmed into an XRT
scheme: Mental representation of some action (mental or physical) that can be performed on an object and that, as the organism develops, increases in integration and coordination (Piaget)
scheme: disapproval If you say that people are scheming, you mean that they are making secret plans in order to gain something for themselves. Everyone's always scheming and plotting The bride's family were scheming to prevent a wedding They claimed that their opponents were scheming against them You're a scheming little devil, aren't you? + scheming schem·ing their favourite pastimes of scheming and gossiping. see also colour scheme, pension scheme
scheme: The baud rate of a pager (P = 512, R = 1200, T = 2400, and X = Flex)
scheme: - an artful deviation from the ordinary arrangement of words Among various schemes you might see are structures of balance, changes in word order, omissions and repetitions
scheme: The Pronett Scheme is made up of the component areas and related functions
scheme: figure of speech that varies the order and sound of words Examples include alliteration, assonance, chiasmus, and rhyme
scheme: an elaborate and systematic plan of action form intrigues (for) in an underhand manner devise a system or form a scheme for
scheme: {i} plan, design; system; plot, intrigue; diagram, outline
scheme: When people talk about the scheme of things or the grand scheme of things , they are referring to the way that everything in the world seems to be organized. We realize that we are infinitely small within the scheme of things. to secretly make clever and dishonest plans to get or achieve something scheme to do sth
scheme: The part of the URL that tells an HTML client, such as a browser, which access method to use to retrieve the file specified in the URL For example: http
scheme: Scheme (skÃªm) noun 1 A combination of things connected and adjusted by design; a system 2 A plan or theory something to be done; a design; a project; as, to form a scheme 3 Any lineal or mathematical diagram; an outline Synonyms -- Plan; project; contrivance; purpose; device; plot
scheme: -Systematic plan for the distribution of mail to its destination
scheme: "A scheme, or schema, is a systematic, orderly combination of elements A set of rules for encoding information that supports a specific community of users" Dublin Core Metadata Glossary, Final Draft, Feb 24, 2001, Online Available at http: //library csun edu/mwoodley/dublincoreglossary html
scheme: in Piaget's theory, a cognitive structure that helps individuals organize and understand their experiences (See 192)
scheme: a small, elegant dialect of Lisp
scheme: To make a scheme of; to plan; to design; to project; to plot
scheme: To form a scheme or schemes
scheme: In GEM, a scheme qualifies the content of an element or field by identifying an authority that either dictates the content of the element or provides information necessary to the machine parsing of that content
scheme: a schematic or preliminary plan