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Definition of o-rings in English Turkish dictionary
- exchange rings
- Yüzük takmak, evlenmek
- onion rings
- (Gıda) soğan halkası
- piston rings
- (Otomotiv) segmanlar
- rings
- (Bilgisayar) yüzükler
Bana bazı yüzükler gösterir misiniz?
-Would you show me some rings?
Onlar pahalı yüzükler takıyor.
-They are wearing expensive rings.
- slip rings
- (Otomotiv) kayıcı yüzükler
- wedding rings
- alyanslar
- make rings round
- birini cebinden çıkarmak
- run rings round
- birini cebinden çıkarmak
- Newton's rings
- Newton halkaları
- gas cooker with gas rings
- gaz halkalar gaz ocak
- make rings around
- (deyim) Birinin kolayca üstesinden gelmek, alt etmek
- make rings round
- (deyim) Birinin kolayca üstesinden gelmek, alt etmek
- rings
- çalar
Biri banyoya girdi mi, telefon çalar.
-When one takes a bath, the telephone rings.
Zil saat sekizde çalar.
-The bell rings at eight.
- run rings around
- (deyim) Birinin kolayca üstesinden gelmek, alt etmek
- run rings round
- (deyim) Birinin kolayca üstesinden gelmek, alt etmek
- run rings round someone
- birinden her yönüyle üstün olmak
- teething rings
- diş çıkarma halkaları
- wedding rings
- alyans
- balloon control rings
- (Tekstil) balon kırıcı rayı
- beveled piston rings
- meyilli piston segmanları
- compression rings
- kompresyon segmanı
- compression rings
- sıkıştırma segmanları
- in rings
- halka halka
- it rings a bell
- (with me). k.dili. Tanıdık gibi geliyor./Bana bir şey hatırlatıyor
- lifter pulley for balloon control rings
- (Tekstil) balon kontrol bileziği eksantrik kasnağı
- newton's rings
- (Optik) newton halkaları
- ordered rings
- (Matematik) sıralı halkalar
- ordered rings
- (Matematik) sıralı dolamlar
- rings
- (Matematik) halkalar
- run rings around s.o
- {k} birini cebinden çıkarmak, birine taş çıkarmak; birini gölgede bırakmak, birinin pabucunu dama atmak
- would you show me some key rings
- anahtarlık gösterir misiniz
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Definition of o-rings in English English dictionary
- Devil's Rings
- Any of several circular markings on flat ground, some supposed to have been made by the Druids celebrating their religious rites
- Flieringa rings
- plural form of Flieringa ring
- Liesegang rings
- Secondary rings or bands resulting from rhythmic precipitation in a gel, or within a fluid-saturated rock
- Olympic Rings
- A symbol consisting of five interlocking colored rings, each one representing a continent which competes in the Olympic Games
- brass rings
- plural form of brass ring
- cock rings
- plural form of cock ring
- division rings
- plural form of division ring
- egg rings
- plural form of egg ring
- engagement rings
- plural form of engagement ring
- fairy rings
- plural form of fairy ring
- life rings
- plural form of life ring
- local rings
- plural form of local ring
- mood rings
- plural form of mood ring
- onion rings
- plural form of onion ring
- planetary rings
- plural form of planetary ring
- red rings
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of red ring
- red rings
- If my 360 red rings again, I swear I will scream!
- red rings of death
- plural form of red ring of death
- rings
- plural form of ring
- rings
- A gymnastics apparatus and discipline consisting of 2 rings suspended from a bar
- rings
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ring
- rings in
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ring in
- rubber rings
- plural form of rubber ring
- run rings around
- To demonstrate superiority, or greater skill than another person, team or group of people
Liverpool ran rings around Ipswich in a 5-0 victory on Saturday.
- run rings round
- Alternative form of run rings around
- snap rings
- plural form of snap ring
- spy rings
- plural form of spy ring
- star rings
- plural form of star ring
- toe rings
- plural form of toe ring
- token rings
- plural form of token ring
- tongue rings
- plural form of tongue ring
- wedding rings
- plural form of wedding ring
- make rings around
- (deyim) Outclass or outwit (someone) easily
- make rings round
- (deyim) Outclass or outwit (someone) easily
- onion rings
- Rings of sliced onion coated with batter or crumbs and fried
- run rings around
- (deyim) Outclass or outwit (someone) easily
- run rings round
- (deyim) Outclass or outwit (someone) easily
- Lord of the Rings
- {i} trilogy written by the author J. R. R. Tolkien; 1978 animated film based on the Lord of the Rings novels; motion-picture series based on said trilogy
- Lord of the Rings
- a novel by J. R. R. Tolkien, which continues the story of The Hobbit. It takes place in a land called Middle-Earth, and has many strange magical characters in it, including the wizard Gandalf and a Hobbit called Frodo, who has to save the world from great evil (1954-55)
- Saturn's rings
- ring system made up of tiny particles of ice and rock which circles the planet of Saturn
- it rings true
- it sounds right
- nobilis rings
- Colored rings formed upon a metal plate by the electrolytic disposition of copper, lead peroxide, etc
- nobilis rings
- They may be produced by touching with a pointed zinc rod a silver plate on which is a solution of copper sulphate
- piston rings
- (Otomotiv) Metal rings located in grooves on the outside of the piston that keep the fuel/air mixture from leaking past the piston into the crankcase during compression and that keep oil from going up into the combustion chamber. Faulty rings can cause poor compression, severe blow-by, and excessive smoking from the tailpipe
- rings
- third-person singular of ring
- rings
- plural of ring
- rings
- gymnastic apparatus consisting of a pair of heavy metal circles (usually covered with leather) suspended by ropes; used for gymnastic exercises; "the rings require a strong upper body
- rings
- (Otomotiv) Metal rings located in grooves on the outside of the piston that keep the fuel/air mixture from leaking past the piston into the crankcase during compression and that keep oil from going up into the combustion chamber. Faulty rings can cause poor compression and blue smoke to escape through the tailpipe
- rings
- Event in men's gymnastics in which a pair of rubber-coated metal rings suspended from a ceiling or crossbar are used to perform hanging, swinging, and balancing feats. The rings themselves must remain essentially stationary. There must be at least two handstands in an exercise, one attained by strength and the other utilizing body swing. Strength movements on the rings include the iron cross (holding the body vertical with the arms fully stretched sideways) and the lever (hanging with straight arms with the body stretched out horizontally)
- run rings around a person
- surpass someone; be better
- smoke rings
- circles of smoke
- tree rings
- A series of concentric layers of wood found within a tree that show growth patterns
- tree rings
- Annual growth increments of trees that indicate, among other factors, the climatic conditions that enhance or limit growth Tree ring widths and indexes have been used to search for solar-terrestrial relationships and climatic cycles and to reconstruct past climates See also "dendroclimatology " and "dendrochronology "
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