ast

Etymology: (noun suffix.) Middle English, from Latin -astes, from Greek -astEs, from verbs in -azein.

Turkish - English translation for "ast"

• ast: subordinate isim
• ast: underling isim
• ast: junior
• ast: subaltern
• ast: sub
• ast: understrapper isim
• ast: inferior sıfat
• ast: child Bilgisayar
• ast: under
• ast: a subordinate
• ast: bye
• ast: under, sub
• ast: under; junior; subordinate

English - English translation for "ast"

• ast: Advanced Supersonic Transport
• ast: aspartate transaminase
• ast: Atlantic Standard Time
• ast: abstract syntax tree
• ast: Alaskan Standard Time
• ast: Eye dialect spelling of asked, past tense of ask
• ast: Aboveground Storage Tanks (see UST)
• ast: Mechanism that signals an asynchronous event to a process
• ast: Allied Southern Territories The Southern confederation of nations on the world of Terra Nova
• ast: Automatic spanning tree Function that supports the automatic resolution of spanning trees in SRB networks, providing a single path for spanning explorer frames to traverse from a given node in the network to another AST is based on the IEEE 802 1 standard
• ast: Appraisal Summary table
• ast: Aspartate aminotransferase; also known as "SGOT" An enzyme
• ast: Assists
• ast: Aboveground storage tank
• ast: aspartate aminotransferase the enzyme that catalyzes the reaction of aspartate with 2-oxoglutarate to give glutamate and oxaloacetate Its concentration in blood may be raised in liver and heart diseases that are associated with damage to those tissues Normal AST levels range from 8 to 20 U/l AST levels fluctuate in response to the extent of cellular necrosis 1
• ast: automatic spanning tree Function that supports the automatic resolution of spanning trees in source-route bridging networks, providing a single path for spanning explorer frames to traverse from a given node in the network to another AST is based on the IEEE 802 1 standard See also 802 1 and SRB
• ast: Aspartate aminotransferase - a protein which, when found in the blood in elevated quantities, generally indicates liver damage (although less specific for liver damage than ALT) Hepatoligist: A liver specialist, usually working in a liver clinic
• ast: Aspartate aminotransferase, a protein like ALT though less specific for liver dysfunction
• ast: Advanced Skills Teacher
• ast: Above-ground storage tank
• ast: A liver enzyme that is measured in the blood Elevations in this blood value are consistent with hepatitis or inflammation of the liver Often followed as a marker for response to treatment during a course of therapy for hepatitis C
• ast: aspartate aminotransferase
• ast: Professor Andrew S Tanenbaum, writer of MINIX and several essential O/S books
• ast: standard time in the 4th time zone west of Greenwich, reckoned at the 60th meridian

Turkish - Turkish translation for "ast"

• ast: Askerlikte rütbe veya kıdemce küçük olan asker
• ast: Alt
• ast: Birinin emri altında olan kimse, mâdun
• ast: madun
• ast: Ankara'daki özel bir tiyatronun kısa yazılışı
• ast: Birinin buyruğu altında olan görevli, madun
• ast: rinin buyruğu altında olan görevli, madun
• ast: Rütbe veya kıdemce küçük olan asker
• ast: Birine göre alt aşamada olan kimse

English - Turkish translation for "ast"

• ast: tali trafik kanalı tahsisi (assign secondary traffic channels) Askeri