Definition of a compartment in English Turkish dictionary
- apartment
- {i} daire
Ben bir daire aramakla meşgulüm.
-I'm busy looking for an apartment.
O, gerçek bir daire değildir.
-It isn't a real apartment.
- compartment
- kompartıman
Özel bir kompartıman ayırtmak istiyorum.
-I'd like to reserve a private compartment.
Bu kompartımanda hala ücretsiz bir koltuk var mı, lütfen?
-Is there still a free seat in this compartment, please?
- compartment
- bölüm
Büro çekmecesinin birçok bölümü var.
-The bureau drawer has several compartments.
- apartment
- apartman daire
Bir apartman dairesinde yaşıyorum.
-I live in an apartment.
Birisi apartman daireme zorla girdi.
-Someone broke into my apartment.
- apartment
- lüks daire
- compartment
- bölüntü
- compartment
- hücre
- compartment
- alan
- compartment
- bölge
- compartment
- daire
- compartment
- bölme
Gizli bölmeyi oldukça kazara buldum.
-I found the secret compartment quite by accident.
RMS Titanik 16 tane su geçirmez bölmeye ayrıldı.
-The R.M.S. Titanic was divided into 16 watertight compartments.
- compartment
- (tren) kompartıman
- compartment
- {i} d.y. kompartıman
- compartment
- kompartman
Bu bir sigara- içilmez kompartmanıdır.
-This is a non-smoking compartment.
- apartment
- {i} oda
Dört odalı daire kiraladı.
-She rented a four-room apartment.
İki odalı bir daire kiralamak istiyorum.
-I want to rent an apartment with two rooms.
- apartment
- {i} apartman dairesi
Bir apartman dairesinde yaşıyorum.
-I live in an apartment.
Amcam bir apartman dairesinde yaşamaktadır.
-My uncle lives in an apartment.
- apartment
- (Mimarlık) flat
- compartment
- {i} göz
Torpido gözüne baktın mı?
-Have you looked in the glove compartment?
Tom torpido gözünü açtı ve ruhsatın eksik olduğunu fark etti.
-Tom opened the glove compartment and noticed the registration was missing.
- compartment
- {i} kısım
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Definition of a compartment in English English dictionary
- copartment
- apartment
- compartment
- Part of a protein that serves a specific function
- compartment
- One of the parts in which an area is subdivided
- compartment
- A compartment is one of the separate spaces into which a railway carriage is divided. On the way home we shared our first class compartment with a group of businessmen
- compartment
- Any of the enclosed parts into which a vehicle, a space or an object used for storing things is divided
- compartment
- a geographic unit defined for the purposes of forest administration and inventory The boundaries follow permanent physical features or legal demarcation where appropriate
- compartment
- A room, or section, or chamber
- compartment
- {i} enclosed area (cell, cabin, etc.); division, section
- compartment
- a partitioned section or separate room within a larger enclosed area
- compartment
- The basic administrative unit of a forest
- compartment
- A designation applied to a type of sensitive information, indicating the special handling procedures to be used for the information and the general class of people who may have access to the information It can refer to the designation of information belonging to one or more categories
- compartment
- One of the parts into which an inclosed portion of space is divided, as by partitions, or lines; as, the compartments of a cabinet, a house, or a garden
- compartment
- One of the sections into which the hold of a ship is divided by water-tight bulkheads
- compartment
- A designation applied to a type of sensitive information that goes beyond the classifications Compartments generally indicate the class or department of people who may have access to the information Some examples in the military environment are PLANE, VEHICLE, or SHIP Some examples in the commercial environment are CEO, ACCOUNTING, PAYROLL See category
- compartment
- A division of the ecosystem for which we may measure organic matter in terms of dry weight
- compartment
- A compartment is one of the separate parts of an object that is used for keeping things in. the secret compartment of my jewel box. see also glove compartment
- compartment
- a small space or subdivision for storage
- compartment
- A subdivision of Forest area used to gather information and plan
- compartment
- Forest management subdivision or block of land, usually of continuous land ownership
- compartment
- a partitioned section or separate room within a larger enclosed area a small space or subdivision for storage
- compartment
- A theoretical division of the body with an arbitrarily assigned half time for nitrogen uptake and elimination In designing decompression tables the body is divided into finite number of compartments for purposes of making calculations
- compartment
- The space separated from the rest of a boat by a bulkhead (e g in a sea kayak) for the stowage of gear and preservation of buoyancy
- compartment
- An area of forest, usually defined by physiographical boundaries, designated for forest management purposes
- compartment
- A nonhierarchical component of a label used with the classification component to form a clearance or sensitivity label A compartment represents a group of users, such as an engineering department or a multidisciplinary project team, with a common potential need to access information
- compartment
- A subdivision of forest area for purpose of orientation, administration, and management operations and usually defined by natural or artificial boundaries such as ridgelines, streams, or roads Usually containing about 1,000 acres, a compartment is further divided into stands
- compartment
- Seating area in a carriage separated off from other passengers by partitions In a corridor coach, the compartment only occupies part of the width of the coach and has a door leading from it into the corridor
- compartment
- A sub-division of a site for management purposes usually applied to parts of a nature reserve recognised in the reserve's management plan
- compartment
- Their purpose is to run software where the permissive Microsoft style of "any one can do anything to anybody" has been found useful The compartment places limitations on "anybody"
- compartment
- The existence of boundaries within the organism beyond which a specific clone of cells will never extend during development