journal

(Askeri) HARP CERİDESİ: Seferde, olayların cereyan şekline ve alınan emir, haber vesairenin geliş sırasına göre, birlikler veya karargah şubeleri tarafından tutulan günlük vukuat kaydı

{i} bülten

{i} anı defteri

muhtıra

journal bearing çarkın mil yatağı

journal box mil kovanı

{i} jurnal

milin yataklara oturan kısmı

seyir jurnalı

parlamentonun her günkü çalışmasının yazıldığı defter

curnal

journal bearing

(Mekanik) kaymalı yatak

journal box

şaft kovanı

journal entries

(Bilgisayar) günlük girişleri

journal entry

(Bilgisayar) günlük girdisi

journal entry

(Bilgisayar) günlük girişi

Mil kovanı, mil yatağı

journal bearing

mil kovanı

journal bearing

çarkın mil yatağı,mil yatağı

journal bronze

jurnal bronzu

journal comment

(Bilgisayar) günlük açıklaması

(Bilgisayar) günlük öğeleri

journal method

(Ticaret) yevmiye yöntemi

journal method

(Ticaret) yevmiye metodu

journal module

(Bilgisayar) günlük modülü

journal options

(Bilgisayar) günlük seçenekleri

journal quota

(Bilgisayar) kotayı günlüğe kaydet

journal record

(Bilgisayar) günlük kaydı

journal voucher

(Ticaret) hareketli föy

Daily

{i} günlük yardım

construction journal

(İnşaat) inşaat günlüğü

official journal

(Politika, Siyaset) resmi gazete

receive journal

(Bilgisayar) günlük al

site journal

(İnşaat) şantiye günlüğü

accounting journal billy

genel yevmiye defteri

accounting journal

muhasebe günlüğü

advertising journal

reklam dergi

brokerage journal

komisyoncunun yevmiyesi

cash receipt journal

kasa tahsilat yevmiyesi

cashbook journal

kasa yevmiyesi

columnar journal

kolonlu yevmiye defteri

compound journal

bileşik yevmiye maddesi

cost journal

masraf defteri

engineer's journal

mühendislik günlüğü

general journal

ana yevmiye defteri

heading of journal

{i} günlük gazete

O zaten günlük gazeteyi okudu. - He has already read the daily newspaper.

Günlük gazete dünya'nın sorunlarını kahvaltı masasına getirir. - The daily newspaper brings the world's problems to the breakfast table.

axle journal

turyon

batch journal

(Bilgisayar) toplu işlem günlüğü

computer journal

bilgisayar gunlugu bilgisayar dergisi

crank journal

krank jurnali

crank shaft journal

(Otomotiv) krank yatağı

drilling journal

sondaj günlüğü

intelligence journal

(Askeri) İSTİHBARAT CERİDESİ: Belirli bir dönemi, genellikle 24 saati, kapsayan istihbarat faaliyetlerinin kronolojik kaydı. Gelen ve giden mesajların ve raporların, meydana gelen önemli olayların ve yapılan işlemlerin bir endeksidir. Kalıcı ve resmi bir kayıttır

intelligence journal

(Askeri) istihbarat ceridesi

keep a journal

günlük tutmak

ledger journal

(Ticaret) yevmiyeli defteri kebir

ledger journal

(Ticaret) defterikebirli yevmiye

official journal of the european communities

(Avrupa Birliği) (EUR-OP, OPOCE) Avrupa Toplulukları Resmi Gazetesi

official journal of the european communities

(Avrupa Birliği) (OPOCE) Avrupa Toplulukları Resmi Gazetesi

petty cash journal

(Ticaret) küçük kasa yevmiyesi

professional journal

meslek dergisi

purchase journal

(Ticaret) alış yevmiyesi

reversal of a journal entry

(Ticaret) iptal maddesi

reversal of a journal entry

(Ticaret) kapanış maddesi

reversal of a journal entry

(Ticaret) ters madde

sale journal

(Ticaret) satış yevmiyesi

sales journal

(Ticaret) satış yevmiyesi

simple journal

(Ticaret) iki sütunlu yevmiye

unit journal

(Askeri) BİRLİK HARP CERİDESİ: Bir birlik veya karargah şubesi tarafından tutulan, günlük olaylarla gelen emir ve raporları, tarih sırasıyla kayda yarayan çizelge veya defter Ayrıca bak "experience tables"

English - English

Definition of journal in English English dictionary: A newspaper or magazine dealing with a particular subject; A chronological record of changes made to a database or other system; along with a backup or image copy that allows recovery after a failure or reinstatement to a previous time; a log; To archive or record something; To scrapbook; A diary or daily record of a person, organization, vessel etc; Daily
his faint steedes watred in Ocean deepe, / Whiles from their iournall labours they did rest .; The part of a shaft or axle that rests on bearings; {n} a diary, book, newspaper; That which has occurred in a day; a day's work or travel; a day's journey; A publication, issued on a regular basis, which contains scholarly research published as articles, papers, research reports, or technical reports (See also Magazine ; Periodical); The record of daily proceedings, kept by the clerk; A periodical, particularly one containing scholarly articles and/or disseminating current information on research and development in a particular subject field (e g The Journal of the American Medical Association); {f} write in a journal, write in a diary; A work that is published at a regular interval, under the same title, and is intended to appear indefinitely Journals are often published by a society, association or institution and contain articles about research carried out in a particular subject area Journals are often intended for a scholarly audience Journal articles usually undergo some kind of review before being accepted for publication in a journal Journals may be described as; {i} newspaper; magazine; diary, record of daily occurrences; daybook, bookkeeping ledger (Accounting); daily record of official transactions (of an organization or legislative body); part of a machine axle or shaft held up by a bearing; (Otomotiv) The area on the crankshaft that fits into the lower portion of the connecting rod. A layer of oil and metal bearings cushions the movement of the connecting rod around the journal to prevent premature wear; A journal is a daily or weekly newspaper. The word journal is often used in the name of the paper. He was a newspaperman for The New York Times and some other journals; That portion of a rotating piece, as a shaft, axle, spindle, etc; J Journal - a periodical containing scholarly articles written by authorities or experts in a given field of study; a ledger in which transactions have been recorded as they occurred; A periodical, often issued by a society or institution, containing news, proceedings, transactions and reports of work carried out in a particular field Journal articles tend to be written in an academic or scholarly style; A type of periodical, often issued by a society or institution, containing news, proceedings, transactions and articles about work carried out in a particular discipline Intended for a scholarly audience These are often refereed (see below) by a committee of peer reviewers; A publication that contains scholarly articles written either by professors, researchers, or experts in a subject area An abstract and a bibliography often appear with each article; A publication which has scholarly information, usually written by professors, researchers, or experts in a subject area , and not intended for the general public See magazine; A diary or daily record of a person; A book of accounts, in which is entered a condensed and grouped statement of the daily transactions; A newspaper published daily; by extension, a weekly newspaper or any periodical publication, giving an account of passing events, the proceedings and memoirs of societies, etc; The official publication that records the legislative proceedings of each chamber, including record vote information The journal of each house is printed daily in pamphlet form and subsequently compiled and indexed for publication in bound volumes after the conclusion of a regular or special session of the legislature; The official chronological record of the proceedings of the Senate and House, certified, indexed, printed, and bound at the close of each session; A periodical, especially one containing scholarly articles and/or disseminating current information on research and development in a particular subject or professional field; a periodical dedicated to a particular subject; "he reads the medical journals"; A periodical on a single topic published by an academic or association press It will contain original research A journal is more scholarly than a magazine you would buy in a grocery store or a newsstand Journal articles are signed by the author(s) and include a bibliography; type of periodical, often issued by a society or institution, containing news, proceedings, transactions, and articles about work carried out in a particular discipline and intended for a scholarly audience; A scholarly periodical which is usually read by people in a particular profession or academic subject area Journal articles are based upon research and usually have extensive footnotes and bibliography; A diary; an account of daily transactions and events; A periodical devoted to disseminating current research and information about developments within a specific field of scholarly inquiry, usually published quarterly or bimonthly, and bound into annual volumes paginated continuously within each volume Most journal articles are longer than five pages and include a bibliography or list of works cited at the end Journal articles in the sciences and social sciences usually include an abstract immediately before the first paragraph of text, which summarizes the content; a record book as a physical object; a daily written record of (usually personal) experiences and observations; the part of the axle contained by a bearing a record book as a physical object a periodical dedicated to a particular subject; "he reads the medical journals; of Axle box; a type of periodical including ones that are issued by a society or institution and contain news, proceedings, transactions and articles about work carried out in a particular discipline Intended for a scholarly audience Compare with magazine; An accounting record in which transactions are first entered; provides a chronological record of all business activities; a periodical; a magazine; A periodical on a specialized topic Journals are often published by a professional association, society, foundation, or institute A Refereed journal is one in which the process to determine if an article will be accepted for publication is done by the writer's professional colleagues, or peers (also known as the peer review process) Sometimes refereed journals are also called Scholarly journals See also Magazine or Refereed journal; periodical publication containing scholarly articles The term also can apply to magazines and newspapers; the part of the axle contained by a bearing; which turns in a bearing or box; A journal is a magazine, especially one that deals with a specialized subject. All our results are published in scientific journals; A daily register of the ship's course and distance, the winds, weather, incidents of the voyage, etc; A journal is an account which you write of your daily activities. Sara confided to her journal = diary; The official chronological record of the proceedings in each house The journal is the minutes of the meeting It is a publication printed daily At the end of session, the journals are certified, indexed and bound; Daily; diurnal; A type of periodical containing articles about a particular discipline; A type of periodical which contains signed scholarly articles Journals are usually published by academic or association presses and include bibliographies
Journal of the Association for Computing Machinery: professional journal that published articles on current trends and research in computer science, JACM
journal bearing: bearing of a journal in which a shaft rotates or slides
journal bearing: the bearing of a journal
journal box: box for a journal, box for keeping the part of a machine axle or shaft that is held up by a bearing, box for holding the journal bearing
journal box: metal housing for a journal bearing
journal box: A housing in a machine enclosing a journal and its bearings
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art journal: A collection of words and images in a diary that chronicles the ideas, memories, and thoughts of an artist. Pages within an art journal include words, pictures and even embellishments
e-journal: electronic journal, a journal published in electronic form
peer-reviewed journal: an academic journal, the content of which has been subjected to an independent peer review process
symptom journal: A means of regularly tracking and recording individuals’ symptoms and daily health choices in relationship to their health outcomes including, but not limited to: nutrition, exercise, medications, treatment, self-care, stress levels, sleep, and work
Air Force Journal: daily record of air force activity
Atlanta Journal Constitution: major daily newspaper published in Georgia (USA)
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Daily morning newspaper published in Atlanta, Ga. , based largely on the former Atlanta Constitution. Generally regarded as the "voice of the New South," the Constitution counted among the great newspapers of the U.S. It became a leader among Southern papers soon after its founding in 1868, and a succession of outstanding editors contributed to its distinction: Henry W. Grady (1850-89), in the late 1870s and 1880s; Clark Howell (1897-1938); and Ralph McGill, who served as both editor (1942-60) and publisher (1960-69). In 1950 it was bought by James M. Cox, who already owned the evening Atlanta Journal (founded 1883); for many years a merged paper, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, was published on weekends until the two papers were fully merged in 2001
Edmonton Journal: large daily newspaper for the Edmonton metropolitan area (Canada)
Ladies Home Journal: monthly American magazine for women devoted to topics of general interest (beauty, family, career, home, cooking, etc.)
Ladies' Home Journal: U.S. monthly magazine, one of the oldest in the country and long the trendsetter among women's magazines. Founded in 1883 as a supplement to the Tribune and Farmer (1879-85), it began an independent publication in 1884. Under the editorship (1889-1919) of Edward Bok, its circulation surpassed that of any other U.S. publication. Bok revolutionized the women's magazine field by offering high-quality fiction and nonfiction, establishing service departments that answered letters from readers, and conveying a sense of intimacy. After the mid-20th century Ladies' Home Journal was overtaken in circulation by its rival, McCall's. It was acquired in 1986 by the Meredith Corporation, which also publishes Better Homes and Gardens
New England Journal of Medicine: a US journal (=serious magazine) for doctors, surgeons, and other people working in medicine, which has technical reports on new methods of medical treatment, medicines, drugs etc Lancet, the JAMA
New England Journal of Medicine: American journal in which doctors and medical researchers publish studies and new discoveries (one of the premier journals in the medical profession)
The Wall Street Journal: U.S. daily national newspaper, the most influential American business-oriented paper and one of the most respected dailies in the world. Founded in 1889 by Charles H. Dow, founder of Dow Jones & Co., it quickly won success. Beginning in the Great Depression, the Wall Street Journal began to feature more articles, reviews, and opinion on other subjects. Published in New York City and with regional editions printed across the country, it has one of the highest daily circulations of any U.S. newspaper. It is also published in Asian, European, and other special editions
Wall Street Journal: a respected US daily newspaper, which is also sold in many other countries and which deals mainly with business and economics Financial Times, The
Wall Street Journal: {i} leading daily newspaper in the United States that focuses on financial and economic matters
electronic journal: A copy of a print journal with full-text articles that may be read off the Web, or sometimes, a journal that is published only on the Web and never on paper
electronic journal: or E-journal-The computerized form of a serial publication usually distributed over the Internet An electronic journal or e-journal may have a traditional paper counterpart or may have been previously published in a print format The Periodical Cat lists many electronic journals
electronic journal: the version of a journal appearing on the Web; sometimes this is identical to the printed version, sometimes it will contain additional material or will include updates, and sometimes the Web version is the sole version
electronic journal: A journal which is available electronically It may be available in electronic format only, or it may have a print equivalent Some are available free of charge, others require payment or a subscription
electronic journal: A periodical distributed in electronic form Also known asan e-journal
electronic journal: A publication, often scholarly, that is made accessible in a computerized format and distributed over the Internet An electronic journal or e-journal may have a traditional paper counterpart or historical antecedent
electronic journal: A journal published in electronic format, usually in either a CD ROM or Web medium
electronic journal: A journal, or version of a journal that is produced online
electronic journal: A digital publication, often scholarly, distributed over the Internet An e-journal may or may not have a traditional paper counterpart or historical antecedent, e g the journal, De Rebus can be found in both paper and electronic versions The electronic versions of journals are available through the RAU Library, and the shelf numbers for the paper copies can be found in bRAUs [Top]
electronic journal: A journal that is accessible via the Internet; also known as an e-journal
electronic journal: A publication, often scholarly, that is made accessible in a computerized format and distributed over the Internet There is a list of the electronic journals that UC Library subscribes to on the Library’s Home Page
electronic journal: A online publication that is organized like a traditional printed journal, either an online version of a printed journal or a journal that has only an online existence
electronic journal: a journal whose issues are online - just like the print version, but online
journals: A specialized or scholarly periodical such as the New England Journal of Medicine Articles in journals are written by professionals for others in the same field and often use specialized terminology Many articles in journals have a reference list or list of works cited at the end of the article
journals: Recordings of personal events, experiences, and reflections
journals: Publications that come out in parts on a regular basis (weekly, monthly, annually) and contain scholarly articles written by various authors Also known as serials, periodicals or magazines
journals: Form of record keeping in which students respond in writing to specific probes or questions from the teacher
journals: publication published regularly (monthly or longer) with reports on original research or experiments on topics in a specific subject area; information is documented with citations to sources
journals: These are also known as periodicals, serials and magazines Our catalogue uses the term 'serial'
journals: | A journal is a written record, maintained over time, that may contain information, observations, feelings, questions, reactions, or any other kind of commentary that the writer chooses to include Some journals are like diaries, used for recording daily experiences; others are like learning logs, used to summarize and react to classroom learning experiences A key feature of a journal is that teacher and students recognize the writing as first-draft work The work does not need to be corrected or revised and is not judged for the clarity or completeness of its information or for the accuracy of spelling, punctuation, and other aspects of language usage (See also Dialogue Journal, Double Entry Journal, Learning Log, and Reader Response Journal)
journals: The House and Senate Journals are the official printed records of the activities of the respective houses The respective Clerk's office prints the journals on the day following each session day
journals: {i} (Economics) academic periodicals
journals: "Journals provide a place for students to retell and reflect on happenings from their lives Journals are informal and used as a vehicle to encourage students to get their thoughts and experiences on paper They can serve as a source of ideas for writing projects in writers’ workshop See types below: Class: A common log in which to record observations about a class pet, activity, field trip, etc
journals: plural of journal
journals: regularly issued publications (i e , periodicals) that contains articles usually documenting research studies written by experts for other experts in a subject area
journals: The Journals of the House and Journals of the Senate are the official account of the daily sessions of the General Court The Journals contain the procedural information of the process of legislative events The Journals do not contain debate
journals: third-person singular of journal
journals: Periodicals that specialize in a specific subject area
journals: and publications Top
operations journal: diary for recording events chronologically
scientific journal: monthly periodical that deals with scientific research in a certain field
unit journal: journal used to record events that take place during a war

journal

Hyphenation

jour·nal

Turkish pronunciation

cırnıl

Synonyms

account, almanac, annals, annual, calendar, chronology, comic book, daily, daybook, diary, gazette, ledger, log, magazine, memento

Pronunciation

/ˈʤərnəl/ /ˈʤɜrnəl/

Etymology

[ j&r-n&l ] (noun.) 15th century. From Old French jurnal (“daily”), from Latin diurnālis, from diurnus (“of the day”), from diēs (“day”). Cognate with diurnal.