ladder

(Askeri) DAĞILMA ÇİZELGESİ: Aynı ateş esasları ile yapılan atışların muhtemel dağılışlarını gösteren çizelge. Bu çizelge, 8 kısımdan ibaret bir diyagram olup her kısmın içine düşmesi muhtemel mermi sayısı yüzde oranı ile gösterilir. Bak. "dispersion"

dredging ladder

tarak kovası

extension ladder

(İnşaat) sabit merdiven

inclined baffle fish ladder

eğik engelli balık geçidi

jack ladder

(Askeri) ip merdiven

jack ladder

(Askeri) şeytan çarmığı

(Ticaret) iş merdiveni

job progression ladder

(Askeri) MESLEK İLERLEME PROGRAMI: Ordu meslek sahasının bir parçası. Normal olarak, terfi ve ilerleme imkanlarına göre birbirleri ile yakından ilgili işlerin, muntazam bir sıra halinde tanzim edilmiş bir kademeler serisi şeklinde tertiplenmesinden meydana gelir

kick down the ladder

(Askeri) ATIŞ ÇATALI: Deniz topçusunda, top ateşinin, arka arkaya yapılan gruplarla tanzimi usulü. Bu usulde atışlar bile bile uzun veya kısa bir menzille başlar ve peş, peşine yapılan gruplarla, hedefe isabet sağlanıncaya kadar, ufak ve eşit mesafe düzeltmeleri uygulanır

roof ladder

(İnşaat) çatı örtüsü merdiveni

roof ladder

(İnşaat) çatı merdiveni

standing ladder

(İnşaat) ahşap yerli merdiven

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von ladder im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: length of unravelled fabric in a knitted garment, especially in nylon stockings; In the game of go, a sequence of moves following a zigzag pattern and ultimately leading to the capture of the attacked stones; That which resembles a ladder in form or use; hence, that by means of which one attains to eminence, e.g. the corporate ladder; To develop a ladder as a result of a broken thread; A frame usually portable, of wood, metal, or rope, for ascent and descent, consisting of two side pieces to which are fastened cross strips or rounds forming steps; To ascend a building or wall using a ladder
A good working knowledge of the ladder parts, how they work, their capacities, and proper usage are a must before anyone is sent out to ladder a building.; {n} a frame made with steps, a gradual rise; A ladder is a piece of equipment used for climbing up something or down from something. It consists of two long pieces of wood, metal, or rope with steps fixed between them; {i} structure used for climbing which consists of two parallel bars connected by a series of rungs; means by which one moves to a higher level; tear in a stocking (British); In project management, a set of parallel activities that begin or stop at the same time; = advancementLamp = bright - success ; dim - sicknessLawyer = business lossesLetter = intuitive feelingsLibrary = learning, wisdomLighthouse = warning; A metal, wooden, or rope stairway; You can use the ladder to refer to something such as a society, organization, or system which has different levels that people can progress up or drop down. If they want to climb the ladder of success they should be given that opportunity; A method to change vertical location A drug in the movie Jacob's Ladder; steps consisting of two parallel members connected by rungs; for climbing up or down; A contrivance generally portable with rungs between two supports, for going up and down: anything by which one ascents; A basic capturing sequence See Figure 17; A portfolio strategy where investors stagger the maturities of their bond holdings in order to provide regular income as the bonds come due and smooth out the effects of interest rate fluctuations For those with enough assets allocated to bonds, we recommend putting equal amounts of money into Treasurys due to mature in one-, three-, five-, seven- and nine-year periods That gives your portfolio an average maturity of five years As the principal comes due every two years, you can reinvest that amount in bonds due to mature in 10 years That way, you keep your portfolio's average maturity at five years or so See "Laddering Your Bond Portfolio " BACK TO TOP; A structure for climbing up or down; consists of two parallel sides joined by a series of crosspieces that serve as footrests It is used for getting in and out of the pool A double-access ladder straddles the pool wall of an above-ground pool An in-pool ladder is located in the pool only; A framework consisting of two parallel sides connected by bars or steps which are spaced at intervals suitable for ascending or descending On shipboard the term ladder is also applied to staircases and to other contrivances used in ascending or descending to or from a higher or lower level; That which resembles a ladder in form or use; hence, that by means of which one attains to eminence; A fixed income investment strategy that seeks to reduce interest rate risk by investing in fixed income securities with a wide variety of maturities Though this strategy assures continuous cash flow, there may be some sacrifice of total return, since shorter-term bonds tend to have lower yields than longer-term bonds; a row of unravelled stitches; "she got a run in her stocking"; come unraveled or undone as if by snagging; "Her nylons were running"; A sequence of parallel activities connected at their starts or finishes, or both; Dealers analysis of the forward book or deposit book showing every existing deal by maturity date, and the net position at each future date arising; a structure for gaining access or exit from a swimming pool Leaf bagger: a device that attaches to a telescopic pole and a garden hose Pressure from the garden hose creates a suction by which leaves and large debris are sucked into a large mesh bag Light niche: the area in a pool or spa that houses the underwater light Liner: also called vinyl liner - the vinyl membrane that acts as the container to hold or contain the water Liquid chlorine: a sodium hypochlorite solution Usually provides 6 to 12 5% available chlorine; has a pH of 13 and requires that small amounts of acid be added to the pool to neutralize the high pH Good for regular chlorination and superchlorination Sold in one and five gallon jugs Lithium hypochlorite: a dry, granular chlorinating compound with an available chlorine content of 35% It is rapid-dissolving and can be used to superchlorinate vinyl-liner pools, painted pools or fiberglass pools as well as spas and hot tubs Back to Top; ascending stages by which somebody or something can progress; "he climbed the career ladder"; come unraveled or undone as if by snagging; "Her nylons were running; steps consisting of two parallel members connected by rungs; for climbing up or down ascending stages by which somebody or something can progress; "he climbed the career ladder"; A ladder is a hole or torn part in a woman's stocking or tights, where some of the vertical threads have broken, leaving only the horizontal threads. if stockings or tights ladder, or if you ladder them, a long thin hole is made in them because some stitches have broken American Equivalent: run; Stairway; {f} ascend a ladder; install ladders; cause a run in a stocking; get a run in a stocking; In caving, a flexible lightweight ladder of galvanised or stainless steel wires and aluminium alloy rungs Climbing and SRT Ref JJ
ladder logic: A technique for describing and drawing electrical logic schematics
ladder polyether: Any of several naturally occurring organic compounds having a series of oxygen-containing heterocyclic rings arranged in the form of a ladder; most are poisonous
ladder snake: Rhinechis scalaris, a European species of snake in the Colubridae family
ladder snakes: plural form of ladder snake
ladder back: A country chair with a back made from a series of horizontal bars between the two vertical uprights
ladder back: A Chippendale chair back design of curved horizontal rails The name is also given to a style of country chair
ladder in a stocking: (British) small snag in a stocking
ladder truck: {i} fire engine equipped with extension ladders
ladder truck: a fire engine carrying ladders
ladder-back: a chair backrest consisting of 2 uprights with connecting slats a chair with a ladder-back
ladder-back: a chair backrest consisting of 2 uprights with connecting slats
ladder-back: a chair with a ladder-back
ladder-proof: tear-resistant material used to manufacture women's stockings
DNA ladder: A reagent consisting of a solution of DNA of specified length; used in gel electrophoresis as a standard
accommodation ladder: a flight of stairs or a ladder for lowering over the side of a ship for access to and from a small boat
aerial ladder: a ladder that can be mechanically extended, used for fire trucks
companion ladder: Either of two ladders leading from the raised quarterdeck of a sailing ship to the upper deck
fish ladder: A structure built on or around dams or locks to faciliate the migration of fish
laddered: to have a ladder in them
laddered: Simple past tense and past participle of ladder
on the ladder: figuratively a property ladder, owning property
When someone has bought their first house, they have said to have got on the ladder.
property ladder: A family's lifetime progress from cheaper to more expensive housing
The higher house price volatility in the United Kingdom makes it optimal for those young households who expect to move up the property ladder to hold housing equity.
rope ladder: A flexible ladder, constructed of rope, often with wooden rungs, suspended from the top
scaling ladder: A ladder for the purpose of scaling the walls of a besieged fortification
social ladder: The hierarchy of a society
step ladder: A ladder that is hinged in the middle to form an inverted V, with stays to keep the two halves at a fixed angle
career ladder: The Career ladder is a metaphor or buzzword used to denote vertical job promotion. In business and human resources management, the ladder typically describes the progression from entry level positions to higher levels of pay, skill, responsibility, or authority. This metaphor is spatially oriented, and frequently used to denote upward mobility within a stratified promotion model. Because the ladder does not provide for lateral movement, it is assumed to be a singular track with the greatest benefits at the top
chain ladder: (Sigorta) The chain ladder method is one of the most common methods for reserving, and various attempts have been made to justify it in a stochastic model. A particularly interesting model was proposed by Mack (1993, 1994a,b): Under the assumptions of his model, Mack proved that the chain ladder predictors of non-observable aggregate claims are unbiased, and Schmidt and Schnaus (1996) proved that the chain ladder predictor for the first non-observable calendar year is also optimal in the sense that it minimizes expected squared error loss over a wide class of unbiased predictors. In the present paper, it is shown that optimality fails for the chain ladder predictor for the second non-observable calendar year
A ladder: stee
accommodation ladder: A term applied to a portable flight of steps suspended over the side of a vessel from a gangway to a point near the water, providing any easy means of access from a small boat Accommodation Ladders are usually supplied with two platforms, one at each end Sometimes called gangway ladder
accommodation ladder: A portable, external ladder on the side of a ship, used for shore or tender (qv) access
accommodation ladder: A portable ladder hung from the side of a ship
accommodation ladder: (nautical) a portable ladder hung over the side of a vessel to give access to small boats alongside
accommodation ladder: emergency ladder on a boat
accommodation ladder: External folding stairway for access from ashore or from tender alongside
accommodation ladder: External folding ladder, used to climb aboard the ship from a pilot boat, etc
aerial ladder: A ladder that can be extended to reach high places, especially one mounted on a fire engine
aerial ladder: mechanically extendible ladder; used on a fire truck
climb the ladder: go up the ladder; move up in the hierarchy of a company
companion ladder: inboard ladder, ladder or stairway from the poop to the main deck; stairway from the deck to the cabins (on a ship)
extension ladder: a ladder whose length can be extended
fish ladder: A series of pools arranged like ascending steps at the side of a stream, enabling migrating fish to swim upstream around a dam or other obstruction
fish ladder: series of pools that provides passage for fish as to enable migrating fish to swim upstream around a dam
fish ladder: a series of ascending pools providing a passage for salmon to swim upstream past a dam
jacob's ladder: (nautical) a hanging ladder of ropes or chains supporting wooden or metal rungs or steps pinnate-leaved European perennial having bright blue or white flowers
laddered: past of ladder
laddering: ~ A strategy that involves buying bonds with various maturity dates The purpose of laddering is to minimize the impact of interest rates on your portfolio
laddering: Investment and diversification technique which involves purchasing a series (a ladder) of bonds with different maturities
laddering: The process of probing to identify the linkages between means (i e , attributes) and terminal values (i e , end states)
laddering: A probing technique, used in one-on-ones and focus groups, designed to delve into the real reasons for participants' attitudes and behavior toward the topic It is generally considered to be an intensive technique The moderator seeks the reason behind each answer until he or she arrives at a basic human need such as ego or status
laddering: A method of staggering the purchase of certificates or bonds whereby, when the investment matures, the funds can be reinvested in short- or long-term investments depending on the current interest rate
laddering: present participle of ladder
laddering: A method of showing the logical precedential relationship of a set of activities that is repeated several times consecutively Latest finish time (LF) - The latest time by which a particular activity must be completed in order for the entire project to be finished by its required completion time Latest start time (LS) - The latest time by which a particular activity must be started in order for the entire project to be finished by its required completion time; the activity's latest finish time minus the activity's estimated duration
laddering: A method of staggering the purchase of certificates or bonds whereby, when the investment matures, the funds can be reinvested in short or long-term investments depending on the current interest rate
laddering: An investment strategy in which bonds or certificates of deposit that have different maturities are assembled for a portfolio For example, an investor with $100,000 might invest $20,000 in bonds with a 2-year maturity, $20,000 in bonds with a 6-year maturity and so forth Principal from matured bonds or CDs is either spent or reinvested in additional bonds or CDs with longer maturities at the top of the ladder A laddered portfolio hedges interest rate changes by providing liquidity with short-term securities while also providing a relatively steady source of income with long-term fixed-income investments
laddering: A fixed income portfolio strategy in which assets are distributed evenly over a range of maturities
laddering: A technique for reducing the impact of interest-rate risk by structuring a portfolio with different bond issues that mature at different dates
ladders: plural of ladder
monkey ladder: a light ladder to the monkey bridge on a ship
northern jacob's ladder: perennial erect herb with white flowers; circumboreal
pilot ladder: (nautical) a hanging ladder of ropes or chains supporting wooden or metal rungs or steps
rope ladder: A rope ladder is a ladder made of two long ropes connected by short pieces of rope, wood, or metal. a ladder made of two long ropes connected by wooden pieces that you stand on
rope ladder: a ladder with side pieces of rope
scaling ladder: ladder used to climb a wall
scaling ladder: a ladder used to scale the walls in an attack
sea ladder: rope ladder; gangplank of a ship
sea ladder: (nautical) ladder to be lowered over a ship's side for coming aboard
stand a ladder to the wall: place a ladder upright against a wall
step ladder: a folding portable ladder hinged at the top
top of the ladder: highest rung on a ladder
went up the ladder: succeeded, was promoted at his job, advanced his position

ladder

Silbentrennung

lad·der

Türkische aussprache

lädır

Synonyme

stepladder, run

Aussprache

/ˈladər/ /ˈlædɜr/

Etymologie

[ 'la-d&r ] (noun.) before 12th century. Old English hlǣder, from Proto-Germanic *hlaidriz (compare West Frisian ljedder, Dutch leer, German Leiter), from Proto-Indo-European *k̑leit-ro (compare Old Irish clithar 'hedge', Umbrian kletram 'stretcher'), from *k̑lei- 'to lean'. More at lean, related to lid.