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Linguatic English Turkish Dictionary |
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 acceptClick to Search accept (äksept´) |
| kabul etmek, kabullenmek; onaylamak, anlamak; katlanmak, hazmetmek, üstlenmek, almak; |
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accept a giftClick to Search accept a gift |
| hediye almak, hediyeyi kabul etmek |
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accept delivery ofClick to Search accept delivery of |
| teslim almak |
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accept/assume responsibility forClick to Search accept/assume responsibility for |
| -in sorumluluğunu üzerine almak |
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acceptabilityClick to Search acceptability |
| uygunluk, kabul edilebilirlik |
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acceptableClick to Search acceptable (äksep´tıbıl) |
| kabul edilebilir, uygun, kabul edilir, makbul, makul, geçerli, geçer; elle tutulur |
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acceptanceClick to Search acceptance (äksep´tıns) |
| kabul etme, onaylama, kabul, onama; üstlenme, teslim alma, alma, akseptans |
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acceptationClick to Search acceptation |
| kabul, anlam |
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acceptedClick to Search accepted |
| kabul edilen, tanınan, makbul |
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accepterClick to Search accepter |
| kabul eden, alıcı, akseptör |
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acceptorClick to Search acceptor |
| kabul eden, akseptör, alıcı |
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do you accept credit cardsClick to Search do you accept credit cards |
| kredi kartı kabul ediyor musunuz |
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no admittance accept on businessClick to Search no admittance accept on business |
| işi olmayan giremez |
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Linguatic English English Dictionary |
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acceptClick to Search accept |
| receive; agree, consent |
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accept a billClick to Search accept a bill |
| approve the draft of a proposed law |
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accept an offerClick to Search accept an offer |
| agree to an offer, consent to an offer; receive an offer |
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accept guaranteeClick to Search accept guarantee |
| take as security (i.e. in reservations); accept as pledge (in a business deal) |
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accept something at its face valueClick to Search accept something at its face value |
| accept something as is |
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accept the factClick to Search accept the fact |
| face the truth |
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accept the situationClick to Search accept the situation |
| deal with the situation, approve of the way things are, receive the situation willingly |
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accept the whole hogClick to Search accept the whole hog |
| embrace something entirely, take something wholly as it is |
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accept with reserveClick to Search accept with reserve |
| accept with hesitation, accept although one feels doubt |
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accept without reserveClick to Search accept without reserve |
| accept without hesitation, accept without feeling any doubt |
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acceptability of admissionClick to Search acceptability of admission |
| validity of a statement in a court of law, reliability of a confession in a court of law |
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acceptability of confessionClick to Search acceptability of confession |
| validity of a statement in a court of law, reliability of an admission in a court of law |
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acceptability of evidenceClick to Search acceptability of evidence |
| reliability or validity of evidence in a court of law |
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acceptable excuseClick to Search acceptable excuse |
| satisfactory explanation, adequate reason |
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acceptable solutionClick to Search acceptable solution |
| satisfactory resolution, adequate answer |
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Acceptable Use PolicyClick to Search Acceptable Use Policy |
| guidelines which users on an Internet access server must obey |
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acceptablenessClick to Search acceptableness |
| quality of being acceptable, quality of being agreeable |
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acceptablyClick to Search acceptably |
| in an acceptable manner, satisfactorily, adequately |
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acceptance by conductClick to Search acceptance by conduct |
| meeting of conditions which leads to the signing of a contract |
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acceptance flightClick to Search acceptance flight |
| flight that takes place directly from the manufacturer and tests the aircraft before it is being entered into service for the first time |
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acceptance of goodsClick to Search acceptance of goods |
| receiving of products |
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acceptance samplingClick to Search acceptance sampling |
| Inspection of a sample from a lot to decide whether to accept that lot. There are two types: attributes sampling and variables sampling. In attributes sampling, the presence or absence of a characteristic is noted in each of the units inspected. In variables sampling, the numerical magnitude of a characteristic is measured and recorded for each inspected unit; this involves reference to a continuous scale of some kind. |
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acceptance testClick to Search acceptance test |
| final test in testing the suitability of a product to its purpose |
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acceptantClick to Search acceptant |
| accepting, receiving, receptive |
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acceptationClick to Search acceptation |
| commonly accepted meaning of a word; approval; acceptance |
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accepted a bribeClick to Search accepted a bribe |
| received a bribe, took money or favors in the performance of an official duty |
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accepted a phone callClick to Search accepted a phone call |
| answered a telephone call, took a telephone call |
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accepted arbitrationClick to Search accepted arbitration |
| authorized mediation, certified mediation |
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accepted factClick to Search accepted fact |
| established truth or fact, reality, acknowledged fact |
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accepted himselfClick to Search accepted himself |
| took himself for who he is, learned to like himself |
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accepted his authorityClick to Search accepted his authority |
| recognized his authority, listened to him, accepted his higher power |
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accepted principles of accountingClick to Search accepted principles of accounting |
| approved standards of accounting, standard practices of accounting |
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accepted the majority`s decisionClick to Search accepted the majority`s decision |
| agreed to the decision reached by the greater number |
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accepted the offerClick to Search accepted the offer |
| agreed to the proposal, agreed to the offer |
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accepted the situationClick to Search accepted the situation |
| made peace with the situation |
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acceptedlyClick to Search acceptedly |
| in an approved manner |
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accepterClick to Search accepter |
| one who accepts or receives |
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accepting the situationClick to Search accepting the situation |
| making peace with the situation |
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acceptionClick to Search acception |
| accepted meaning; acceptance |
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acceptorClick to Search acceptor |
| one who accepts or receives |
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inclined to accept his offerClick to Search inclined to accept his offer |
| willing to say "yes" to his offer |
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WordNet 3.0 Dictionary |
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acceptClick to Search accept |
verb
1. consider or hold as true (Freq. 34)
- example : I cannot accept the dogma of this church
- example : accept an argument
• Ant: reject
• Derivationally related forms: acceptant, acceptation, acceptance
• Hypernyms: evaluate, pass judgment, judge
• Hyponyms:
acknowledge, recognize, recognise, know, espouse, embrace, adopt, sweep up, believe, receive, approbate, resign, reconcile, submit, take a bow, respect, honor, honour, abide by, observe
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
- example : Somebody ----s that CLAUSE
2. receive willingly something given or offered (Freq. 33)
- example : The only girl who would have him was the miller's daughter
- example : I won't have this dog in my house!
- example : Please accept my present
• Syn: take, have
• Ant: refuse
• See Also: take over (for: take), take up (for: take), take in (for: take)
• Derivationally related forms: taker (for: take), acceptation, acceptance
• Hypernyms: get, acquire
• Hyponyms:
admit, take, take on, welcome, honor, honour, adopt, borrow, take over, take up
• Verb Group: receive, have
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
- example : Somebody ----s somebody
- example : Somebody ----s something from somebody
3. give an affirmative reply to; respond favorably to (Freq. 17)
- example : I cannot accept your invitation
- example : I go for this resolution
• Syn: consent, go for
• Ant: refuse
• Derivationally related forms: consent (for: consent), acceptation
• Hypernyms: react, respond
• Hyponyms:
give, agree, settle, contract in, permit, allow, let, countenance, yield, give in, succumb, knuckle under, buckle under, undertake, take in charge
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
4. react favorably to; consider right and proper (Freq. 12)
- example : People did not accept atonal music at that time
- example : We accept the idea of universal health care
• Derivationally related forms: acceptive, acceptant, acceptation, acceptance
• Hypernyms: react, respond
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
- example : Somebody ----s somebody
5. admit into a group or community (Freq. 8)
- example : accept students for graduate study
- example : We'll have to vote on whether or not to admit a new member
• Syn: admit, take, take on
• Hypernyms: take, have
• Hyponyms: profess
• Verb Group: admit, let in, include
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s somebody
- example : Something ----s somebody
- example : Sam cannot accept Sue
6. take on as one's own the expenses or debts of another person (Freq. 7)
- example : I'll accept the charges
- example : She agreed to bear the responsibility
• Syn: bear, take over, assume
• Derivationally related forms: assumption (for: assume)
• Hypernyms: take
• Hyponyms: face the music, carry-the can
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
7. tolerate or accommodate oneself to (Freq. 2)
- example : I shall have to accept these unpleasant working conditions
- example : I swallowed the insult
- example : She has learned to live with her husband's little idiosyncrasies
• Syn: live with, swallow
• Derivationally related forms: acceptance
• Hypernyms:
digest, endure, stick out, stomach, bear, stand, tolerate, support, brook, abide, suffer, put up
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
8. be designed to hold or take
- example : This surface will not take the dye
• Syn: take
• Hypernyms: be
• Verb Frames:
- example : Something ----s something
9. receive (a report) officially, as from a committee
• Derivationally related forms: acceptation
• Hypernyms: receive, have
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
10. make use of or accept for some purpose
- example : take a risk
- example : take an opportunity
• Syn: take
• Derivationally related forms: acceptable
• Hyponyms: co-opt
• Verb Frames:
- example : Somebody ----s something
11. be sexually responsive to, used of a female domesticated mammal
- example : The cow accepted the bull
• Hypernyms: react, respond
• Verb Frames:
- example : Something ----s something
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acceptabilityClick to Search acceptability |
noun
satisfactoriness by virtue of conforming to approved standards
• Syn: acceptableness
• Ant: unacceptability
• Derivationally related forms: acceptable (for: acceptableness), acceptable
• Hypernyms: satisfactoriness
• Hyponyms: admissibility, palatability, palatableness
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acceptableClick to Search acceptable |
adjective
1. worthy of acceptance or satisfactory (Freq. 2)
- example : acceptable levels of radiation
- example : performances varied from acceptable to excellent
• Ant: unacceptable
• Similar to: bankable, unexceptionable, unimpeachable, unobjectionable
• See Also: satisfactory
• Derivationally related forms: acceptability, acceptableness
2. judged to be in conformity with approved usage
- example : acceptable English usage
• Similar to: standard, received
• Derivationally related forms: acceptability, acceptableness
• Topics: linguistics
3. meeting requirements
- example : the step makes a satisfactory seat
• Syn: satisfactory
• Similar to: good
• Derivationally related forms: accept, acceptability, acceptableness, satisfactoriness (for: satisfactory), satisfy (for: satisfactory)
4. adequate for the purpose
- example : the water was acceptable for drinking
• Similar to: fit
• Derivationally related forms: acceptability, accept, acceptableness
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acceptablenessClick to Search acceptableness |
noun
satisfactoriness by virtue of conforming to approved standards
• Syn: acceptability
• Ant: unacceptability (for: acceptability)
• Derivationally related forms: acceptable, acceptable (for: acceptability)
• Hypernyms: satisfactoriness
• Hyponyms: admissibility, palatability, palatableness
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acceptablyClick to Search acceptably |
adverb
in an acceptable (but not outstanding) manner
- example : she plays tennis tolerably
• Syn: tolerably, so-so
• Ant: intolerably (for: tolerably), unacceptably
• Derived from adjective: tolerable (for: tolerably), acceptable
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acceptanceClick to Search acceptance |
noun
1. the mental attitude that something is believable and should be accepted as true (Freq. 4)
- example : he gave credence to the gossip
- example : acceptance of Newtonian mechanics was unquestioned for 200 years
• Syn: credence
• Derivationally related forms: accept
• Hypernyms: attitude, mental attitude
• Hyponyms: fatalism, recognition
2. the act of accepting with approval; favorable reception (Freq. 3)
- example : its adoption by society
- example : the proposal found wide acceptance
• Syn: adoption, acceptation, espousal
• Derivationally related forms: espouse (for: espousal), accept (for: acceptation), acceptant, accept, adopt (for: adoption)
• Hypernyms: blessing, approval, approving
• Hyponyms: embrace, bosom
3. the state of being acceptable and accepted (Freq. 1)
- example : torn jeans received no acceptance at the country club
• Ant: rejection
• Derivationally related forms: accept
• Hypernyms: situation, state of affairs
• Hyponyms:
vogue, recognition, acknowledgment, acknowledgement, approval, favorable reception, favourable reception, acceptation, contentedness, content, acquiescence, welcome
4. (contract law) words signifying consent to the terms of an offer (thereby creating a contract) (Freq. 1)
• Topics: contract law
• Hypernyms: assent, acquiescence
5. banking: a time draft drawn on and accepted by a bank
• Syn: banker's acceptance
• Hypernyms: draft, bill of exchange, order of payment
6. a disposition to tolerate or accept people or situations
- example : all people should practice toleration and live together in peace
• Syn: toleration, sufferance
• Derivationally related forms: suffer (for: sufferance), acceptant, accept, tolerate (for: toleration)
• Hypernyms: permissiveness, tolerance
• Hyponyms: self acceptance
7. the act of taking something that is offered
- example : her acceptance of the gift encouraged him
- example : he anticipated their acceptance of his offer
• Derivationally related forms: acceptant, accept
• Hypernyms: acquisition
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acceptance samplingClick to Search acceptance sampling |
noun
a statistical procedure for accepting or rejecting a batch of merchandise or documents; involves determining the maximum number of defects discovered in a sample before the entire batch is rejected
• Hypernyms: quality control, sample distribution, sample, sampling
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acceptantClick to Search acceptant |
adjective
accepting willingly
- example : acceptive of every new idea
- example : an acceptant type of mind
• Syn: acceptive
• Similar to: receptive, open
• Derivationally related forms: accept, acceptance, accept (for: acceptive)
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acceptationClick to Search acceptation |
noun
1. acceptance as true or valid
• Derivationally related forms: accept
• Hypernyms: acceptance
2. the accepted meaning of a word
• Syn: word meaning, word sense
• Derivationally related forms: accept
• Hypernyms: sense, signified
3. the act of accepting with approval; favorable reception
- example : its adoption by society
- example : the proposal found wide acceptance
• Syn: adoption, acceptance, espousal
• Derivationally related forms: espouse (for: espousal), accept, acceptant (for: acceptance), accept (for: acceptance), adopt (for: adoption)
• Hypernyms: blessing, approval, approving
• Hyponyms: embrace, bosom
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acceptedClick to Search accepted |
adjective
generally approved or compelling recognition (Freq. 2)
- example : several accepted techniques for treating the condition
- example : his recognized superiority in this kind of work
• Syn: recognized, recognised
• Similar to: acknowledged
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acceptingClick to Search accepting |
adjective
tolerating without protest (Freq. 2)
- example : always more accepting of coaching suggestion than her teammates
- example : the atmosphere was judged to be more supporting and accepting
• Similar to: acceptive
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acceptiveClick to Search acceptive |
adjective
1. inclined to accept rather than reject
- example : she was seldom acceptive of my suggestions
• Ant: rejective
• Similar to: accepting
• Derivationally related forms: accept
2. accepting willingly
- example : acceptive of every new idea
- example : an acceptant type of mind
• Syn: acceptant
• Similar to: receptive, open
• Derivationally related forms: accept (for: acceptant), acceptance (for: acceptant), accept
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acceptorClick to Search acceptor |
noun
1. (chemistry) in the formation of a coordinate bond it is the compound to which electrons are donated
• Topics: chemistry, chemical science
• Hypernyms: compound, chemical compound
2. the person (or institution) who accepts a check or draft and becomes responsible for paying the party named in the draft when it matures
• Hypernyms: drawee
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acceptor RNAClick to Search acceptor RNA |
noun
RNA molecules present in the cell (in at least 20 varieties, each variety capable of combining with a specific amino acid) that attach the correct amino acid to the protein chain that is being synthesized at the ribosome of the cell (according to directions coded in the mRNA)
• Syn: transfer RNA, tRNA, soluble RNA
• Hypernyms: ribonucleic acid, RNA
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