gavel

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Englisch - Türkisch
{i} tokmak

Adliye yeni tokmaklar sipariş etti. - The courthouse ordered new gavels.

Yargıçlar sık sık tokmak kullanır. - Judges often use gavels.

{i} oturum başkanının tokmağı
bir toplantıda oturumun açıldığını ilan için başkanın masaya vurduğu tokmak
senelik kira
{i} (toplantıda oturumun açıldığını ilan etmek için başkanın masaya vurduğu) tokmak
{i} duvarcı çekici
Englisch - Englisch
Rent
Usury; interest on money
To use a gavel

The judge gavelled for order in the courtroom after the defendent burst out with a confession.

A wooden mallet, used by a judge in a courtroom, or a chairman of a committee, struck against a sounding block to quiet the rabble down
The legal system as a whole
Tribute; toll; custom
A small heap of grain, not tied up into a bundle
A gavel is a small wooden hammer that the person in charge of a law court, an auction, or a meeting bangs on a table to get people's attention
The mallet of the presiding officer in a legislative body, public assembly, court, masonic body, etc
{i} feudal rent (medieval England); pile of corn that has been cut and is ready to be made into sheaves (Archaic)
Sometime they look like a wood mallet, ohters like a pepper mill Usued by presiding officier at a meeting to keep members in line Tables and podiums are not always the most effective surfaces to strike the gavel on, but the are the only ones recommended(see stealing)
a small mallet used by a presiding officer or a judge
[Obs
A mason's setting maul
{f} pound on with a small mallet, hammer; rent land (medieval England); pile corn into a heap in preparation for making into sheaves (Archaic)
- the term used to describe the mallet sometimes used for keeping order
A gable
> The small mallet or hammer used by the auctioneer to signal the end of bidding on each lot
A wooden mallet used by a judge to bring proceedings to a start or to an end or to command attention in his or her court No judge in the UK uses a gavel, but sometimes they are used at public enquiries 2 Payment of tribute, for example rent, to a superior
{i} small wooden mallet used by a judge or presiding officer to bring a meeting to order; auctioneer's hammer used to indicate a sale
A wooden mallet used by a judge to bring proceedings to a start or to an end or to command attention in his or her court
gavels
Third person singular simple present of to gavel
gavels
plural form of gavel
gavels
plural of gavel
water gavel
A gavel or rent paid for a privilege, as of fishing, in some river or water
gavel
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