a lane

(Askeri) DİLİM, YOL DİLİMİ, ŞERİT, YOL ŞERİDİ: Tek araç sırasının ileri hareketine imkan vermek üzere, genel olarak 2,5: 4,00 metre genişlikte, işaretlenmiş yol şeridi

lane

{i} keçi yolu

lane

deniz ve hava trafiği düzeni için tayin olunmuş yollardan biri

lane

{i} dar yol

lane

{i} den., hav. rota

lane

geniş caddelerde otomobiller için bazen bir çizgi ile ayrılmış ve yanyana olan yollardan biri

{i} spor kulvar

{i} patika

{i} rota

{s} kimsesiz

{s} tek

O, bu ıssız yerde tek başına taşıyor. - He lives in this lonely place by himself.

Tek başıma olmam yalnız olduğum anlamına gelmez. - Just because I'm alone doesn't mean I'm lonely.

lone

tek başına mücadele eden siyasi aday

lone

ıssız

O, bu ıssız yerde tek başına taşıyor. - He lives in this lonely place by himself.

Tom olmadan burası çok ıssız olacak. - It's going to be very lonely here without Tom.

lone

lone hand kağıt oyununda refakatsiz oynayan kimse

Türkisch - Türkisch

Definition von a lane im Türkisch Türkisch wörterbuch
LÂNE: (Osmanlı Dönemi) f. Yuva, ev
lane: Kuş yuvası
lane: Bowling'de, topun yuvarlandığı ahşap kulvara verilen ad
lane: Yuva

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von a lane im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: lone; loaning
Lane: A patronymic surname anglicised from various Irish surnames
Lane: A male given name transferred from the surnames
Lane: A topographic surname for someone who lived in a lane
alane: Any organic derivative of this compound
alane: aluminium hydride, AlH3
lane: A lengthwise division of roadway intended for a single line of vehicles
lane: A narrow passageway between fences, walls, hedges or trees
lane: A similar division of a racetrack to keep runners apart
lane: {n} a narrow street, a close passage or road
Lane: A male given name
alane: aluminium hydride, AlH{3}
lane: a narrow way or road a well-defined track or path; for e
lane: A portion of a street or highway, usually indicated by pavement markings, that is intended for one line of vehicles
lane: a well-defined track or path; for e g swimmers or lines of traffic
lane: 4. At a swimming pool or athletics track, a lane is a long narrow section which is marked by lines or ropes
lane: A lane is a route that is frequently used by aircraft or ships. The collision took place in the busiest shipping lanes in the world. Carrie Lane Drury Lane Theatre Kirkland Joseph Lane Lane Burton Arthel Lane Watson
lane: LAN Emulation LANE allows traffic from other networks, such as Ethernet and Token Ring, to be carried over an ATM network LANE must provide several functions, such as emulating Media Access Control (MAC) addresses and simulating broadcasts LANE is required to connect common network clients and servers, such as NetWare, OS/2, Windows NT, and Unix, to an ATM network
lane: LAN Emulation
lane: Playing surface Wooden or urethane deck 62'10-3/4" long and 42 inches wide with ten pins spaced one foot apart 60 feet from the foul line Pins are on and gutters are at the side, not part of, the lane Does not include the "approach "
lane: LAN Emulation, a program that provides control over the execution of the LAN Emulation Server (LES), Broadcast/Unknown Server (BUS), and LAN Emulation Configuration Server (LECS) on the local host
lane: ATM Forum's method of using an ATM switch or switches to emulate an Ethernet or Token Ring LAN The resulting "Emulated LAN" is called an ELAN, which can be thought of as a kind of fairly simple VLAN
lane: The actual playing area, which is 42 inches wide and 62 feet, 10 3/4 inches long The gutters and the approach are not part of the lane "Lanes" can be used to describe the entire center
lane: swimmers or lines of traffic
lane: On a gel or a blot, a lane belongs to one sample It contains fragments of different sizes that were separated by gel electrophoresis See band, blot
lane: Alone
lane: A passageway between fences or hedges which is not traveled as a highroad; an alley between buildings; a narrow way among trees, rocks, and other natural obstructions; hence, in a general sense, a narrow passageway; as, a lane between lines of men, or through a field of ice
lane: The movement of goods from one location to another
lane: A course designated for ships or aircraft
lane: LAN Emulation Typically used in LANE over ATM
lane: A program that provides control over the execution of the LAN Emulation Server (LES), Broadcast/Unknown Server (BUS), and LAN Emulation Configuration Server (LECS) on the local host
lane: LAN Emulation; LAN simulation on ATM networks
lane: In gel electrophoresis, a lane is the section of a gel below one well The gels we are using have six wells, so they have six corresponding lanes When you look at a stained gel, all the bands in one lane came from the same sample of DNA loaded into one well
lane: LAN Emulation: The set of services, functional groups and protocols which provide for the emulation of LANS utilizing ATM as a backbone to allow connectivity among LAN and ATM attached end stations
lane: LAN Emulation (ATM)
lane: A lane is a part of a main road which is marked by the edge of the road and a painted line, or by two painted lines. The lorry was travelling at 20mph in the slow lane I pulled out into the eastbound lane of Route
lane: The area (or volume) enclosed by adjacent lines (or surfaces) of zero phase of either the carrier beat phase signal, or of the difference between two carrier beat phase signals On the earth's surface a line of zero phase is the locus of all points for which the observed value would have an exact integer value for the complete instantaneous phase measurement In three dimensions, this locus becomes a surface
lane: The painted area between the end line and the free-throw line near each basket, outside which players line up for free throws Also known as the key, because in the early years it was key-shaped It was three times widenend its present shape
lane: The free throw lane
lane: a narrow way or road
lane: -a row of stored or stage materials Also used to designate the location associated with a physical lane
lane: {i} alley, narrow passageway between buildings (or walls, etc.); narrow road; course or track which has clear boundaries on either side (as on a highway, racetrack, etc.); set route followed by planes or ships
lane: Lane is also used in the names of roads, either in cities or in the country. The Dorchester Hotel, Park Lane
lane: [1] A narrow road, often in the country
lane: A lane is a narrow road, especially in the country. a quiet country lane Follow the lane to the river
lane: A route through an enemy or friendly obstacle which provides a passing force safe passage The route may be reduced and proofed as part of a breaching operation or constructed as part of a friendly obstacle A lane must be 1 meter wide for dismounted column movement and 4 5 meters wide for single-lane column movement A two-way mounted lane is 10 meters wide