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Definition of asylums in English Turkish dictionary
- asylum
- {i} iltica
İltica talebinde bulundum.
-I've requested asylum.
- asylum
- {i} barınak
Onlar körler için barınak inşa ettiler.
-They built an asylum for the blind.
- asylum
- {i} sığınak
- asylum
- {i} himaye
- asylum
- akıl hastanesi
Tehlikeli bir suçlu, akıl hastanesinden kaçtı.
-A dangerous criminal has escaped from the insane asylum.
Toplum, mahkumlar tarafından işletilen bir akıl hastanesidir.
-Society is an insane asylum run by the inmates.
- asylum
- sığınacak yer
- asylum
- sığınmak
- asylum
- sığınma yeri
- asylum
- politik sığınma
- asylum
- kimsesiz veya düşkünleri barındıran kurum
- asylum
- tımarhane
Mahkumlar tımarhaneyi ele geçirdi.
-The inmates have taken over the asylum.
Geçen yüzyılda onlar Tom gibi birini tımarhaneye atacaklardı.
-Last century they would have just thrown someone like Tom into a lunatic asylum.
- asylum
- mülteci
Elçilik, yabancı mültecilere siyasi sığınmayı reddetti.
-The embassy denied political asylum to foreign refugees.
- asylum
- muhafaza
- asylum
- düşkünler give asylum to barındırmak
- asylum
- orphan asylum yetimhane
- asylum
- {i} sığınma
Onlar siyasi sığınma aldıktan sonra vatandaş oldu.
-They became citizens after receiving political asylum.
Siyasi sığınma istiyorum.
-I want political asylum.
- asylum
- şifa yurdu
- asylum
- insane asylum akıl hastanesi
- asylum
- oksüzler yurdu polit
- asylum
- {i} koruma
- asylum
- sığınak barinak
- asylum
- melce
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Definition of asylums in English English dictionary
- plural of asylum
- asylum
- A place of protection or restraint for one or more classes of the disadvantaged, especially the mentally ill
- asylum
- A place of safety
- insane asylums
- plural form of insane asylum
- lunatic asylums
- plural form of lunatic asylum
- asylum
- {n} a refuge, sanctuary, retreat
- asylum
- A sanctuary or place of refuge and protection, where criminals and debtors found shelter, and from which they could not be forcibly taken without sacrilege
- asylum
- If a government gives a person from another country asylum, they allow them to stay, usually because they are unable to return home safely for political reasons. He applied for asylum in 1987 after fleeing the police back home. = sanctuary
- asylum
- a hospital or other institution for housing and possibly treating mentally ill patients
- asylum
- a hospital for mentally incompetent or unbalanced person
- asylum
- 1 A sanctuary, or place of refuge, where criminals and debtors shelter themselves from justice, and from which they cannot be taken without sacrilege Temples and altars were anciently asylums; as were tombs, statues and monuments The ancient heathens allowed asylums for the protection of the vilest criminals; and the Jews had their cities of refuge 2 Any place of retreat and security
- asylum
- Humanitarian permission to remain in the U S
- asylum
- a shelter from danger or hardship
- asylum
- The protection, physical and legal, afforded by such a place
- asylum
- {i} shelter, refuge; hospital for the mentally ill
- asylum
- (a·sy·lum) NOUN: An institution for the care and/or education of people, especially those with physical or mental impairments, who were thought to require organized supervision or special methods of assistance The word also suggests a sanctuary or refuge from the outside world By the late nineteenth century, institutions that began as asylums had changed their names from asylum to hospital, school, or institute
- asylum
- Any place of retreat and security
- asylum
- The largest city on Ithria
- asylum
- An institution for the protection or relief of some class of destitute, unfortunate, or afflicted persons; as, an asylum for the aged, for the blind, or for the insane; a lunatic asylum; an orphan asylum
- asylum
- means, literally, a place where pillage is forbidden (Greek, a (negative), sulon, right of pillage) The ancients set apart certain places of refuge, where the vilest criminals were protected, both from private and public assaults
- asylum
- the state of being allowed to remain in a foreign country because it would be dangerous to return to one's home country
- asylum
- Somewhere one can go to find safety To offer asylum means to offer protection in a safe country to people who are in danger in their own country
- asylum
- the position of surrogate protection provided by a state other than that of which a person is a national, by reason of the authorities in that person's home state persecuting that person or failing to protect him from persecution
- asylum
- n political protection given by a government to a person from another country
- asylum
- An asylum is a psychiatric hospital. Protection from arrest and extradition given to political refugees by a country or by an embassy that has diplomatic immunity. No one has a legal right to asylum, and the sheltering state, which has the legal right to grant asylum, is under no obligation to give it. It is thus a right of the state, not the individual. Its traditional use has been to protect those accused of political offenses such as treason, desertion, sedition, and espionage. Beginning in the 20th century, asylum also was granted to those who could demonstrate a significant risk of politically motivated persecution if they returned to their home countries
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[ &-'sI-l&m ] (noun.) 15th century. Middle English, from Latin, from Greek asylon, neuter of asylos inviolable, from a- + sylon right of seizure.Resimler
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