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Definition of break-through in English Turkish dictionary
- delik
- breakthrough
- atılım
Bu gerçek bir atılım.
-This is a real breakthrough.
O bir atılımı gerçekleştirmek için yeteneğini berbat bir şekilde abarttı.
-He badly exaggerated his ability to achieve a breakthrough.
- breakthrough
- {i} buluş
Bilimsel buluşların çoğu bilinenin keşfinden başka bir şey değildir.
-Most scientific breakthroughs are nothing else than the discovery of the obvious.
- breakthrough
- {i} ask. cepheyi yarıp geçme
- break through
- (deyim) buyuk bir bulus veya ilerleme yapmak,hamle yapmak. a breakthrough ilerleme,hamle
- break through
- yarıp geçmek
Denizaltı yüzeye doğru ince bir buz tabakasını yarıp geçmek zorunda kaldı.
-The submarine had to break through a thin sheet of ice to surface.
- breakthrough
- {i} (bilimde) büyük buluş
- breakthrough
- (Askeri) YARMA TAARRUZU: Bir savunma mevzii veya mıntıkasına nüfuz ederek mevziin arkasına kadar geçen taarruz. Bak. "penetration"
- breakthrough
- {i} cepheyi yarıp geçme
- break through
- zorla geçmek
- break through
- ilerleme kaydetmek
- breakthrough
- iyileştirme
- breakthrough
- büyük buluş
- breakthrough
- bilimde büyük buluş
- breakthrough
- ilerleme
- break through
- atılım yap
- break through
- görünmek
- break through
- ortaya çıkmak
- breakthrough
- ani ve önemli gelişme/ilerleme/yenilik/buluş
- breakthrough
- ani atak
- breakthrough
- hücum
- breakthrough
- (düşmana yapılan) ani saldırı
- break through
- hamle
- break through
- doğmak
- break through
- çıkmak
- breakthrough
- harekat/buluş
- breakthrough
- (Hukuk) yeni bir gelişme
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Definition of break-through in English English dictionary
- breakthrough
- Any major progress; such as a great innovation or discovery that overcomes a significant obstacle
Albert Einstein is credited with making some of the greatest breakthroughs in modern physics.
- breakthrough
- Characterized by major progress or overcoming some obstacle
a breakthrough technological advance.
- break through
- If you break through a barrier, you succeed in forcing your way through it. Protesters tried to break through a police cordon About fifteen inmates broke through onto the roof
- breakthrough
- making an important discovery
- breakthrough
- The point at which you either overcome an obstacle and/or reach a new emotional level previously unattainable
- break through
- as of teeth, for example; "The tooth erupted and had to be extracted"
- break through
- If you break through, you achieve success even though there are difficulties and obstacles. There is still scope for new writers to break through I broke through the poverty barrier and it was education that did it. see also breakthrough
- break through
- force a way through in spite of resistance (as in warfare); burst in, break out
- break through
- penetrate; "The sun broke through the clouds"; "The rescue team broke through the wall in the mine shaft"
- break through
- pass through (a barrier); "Registrations cracked through the 30,000 mark in the county"
- break through
- pass through (a barrier); "Registrations cracked through the 30,000 mark in the county
- break through security rails
- force through guard barriers
- break through the shackles of habit
- break the habit, change the ways to which one is accustomed
- breakthrough
- A breakthrough is an important development or achievement. The company looks poised to make a significant breakthrough in China. an important new discovery in something you are studying, especially one made after trying for a long time breakthrough in
- breakthrough
- The passing of impurities through a purifier
- breakthrough
- It nearly booted on the first try
- breakthrough
- Crack or break in a filter bed that allows the passage of floc or particulate matter through a filter Buffer A substance that reacts with hydrogen or hydroxyl ions in a solution, in order to prevent a change in pH Cake Solid dewatered residue on a filter media after filtration Calcium hypo chlorite A chemical that is widely used for water disinfection, for instance in swimming pools or water purification plants It is especially useful because it is a stable dry powder and can be made into tablets
- breakthrough
- When a chemical permeates to the point where it can be detected on the inside of the barrier material
- breakthrough
- making an important discovery a penetration of a barrier such as an enemy's defense
- breakthrough
- It finally booted on the first try
- breakthrough
- A crack or break in a filter bed that allows the passage of floc or particulate matter through a filter; will cause an increase in filter effluent turbidity
- breakthrough
- the breaching of an apparently secure formation, often with sacrifice of material, as in the Pillsbury-Lasker game in the French Defence
- breakthrough
- A passage for ventilation that is cut through the pillars between rooms
- breakthrough
- the accomplishment of any improvement that takes an organization to unprecedented levels of performance [10]
- breakthrough
- The exit end of a through-hole cavity at the moment of completion
- breakthrough
- refers to a condition that has developed despite measures to prevent it (e g , PCP that occurs while taking a prophylactic drug)
- breakthrough
- A crack or break in a filter bed allowing the passage of floc or particulate matter through a filter This will cause an increase in filter effluent turbidity A breakthrough can occur: 1) when a filter is first placed in service, 2) when the effluent valve suddenly opens or closes, and 3) during periods of excessive head loss through the filter (including when the filter is exposed to negative heads)
- breakthrough
- a penetration of a barrier such as an enemy's defense
- breakthrough
- a passage for ventilation which is cut through the pillars between rooms
- breakthrough
- An advance through and past enemy lines (or vice versa)
- breakthrough
- {i} progress, removal of a barrier; penetration
- breakthrough
- a productive insight
- breakthrough
- The penetration of challenge material(s) through a gas or a vapor air-purifying element The quantity or extent of breakthrough during service life testing is often referred to as the percentage of the input concentration NIOSH Definition
- breakthrough
- "A change, a dynamic, decisive movement to new higher levels of performance" (Used by J M Juran to describe a new, improved level of sustained quality performance)
- breakthrough
- A twelve-week period in which a new project team looks for ways to do its business faster, cheaper and better It is a unique opportunity for a team to examine the way its people work together, their relationship with customers and suppliers, and to explore new ways of working while developing a culture of continuous improvement
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