provisional

English - Turkish

Definition of provisional in English Turkish dictionary
provision: hüküm
provisionalspan>: geçici
Ben geçici bir lisans aldım. - I've got a provisional licence.
provision: koşul
provision: karşılık
provision: tedarik
provision: hazırlık
provisionalspan>: kesin olmayan
provision: kayıt
provision: levazım
provision: (Ticaret) kumanya
provision: husus
provision: temin
provision: edinme
provision: yiyecek içecek
provisionalspan>: koşullu
provisionalspan>: (Tıp) provizyonel
provisionalspan>: (Politika, Siyaset) duruma bağlı
provisionalspan>: (Politika, Siyaset) şarta bağlı
provisionalspan>: nihai olmayan
provision: erzağını sağlamak
provision: ç.erzak
provision: {f} karşılamak
provision: donatmak
provision: gerekli şeyleri vermek
provision: biriktirim
provision: madde
provision: provizyon
provision: sağlama
provisionalspan>: şimdilik geçerli olan
provisionally: geçici olarak
provisionally: eğreti olarak
provision: (çoğ.) zahire, erzak
provision: Tedarik etmek, yemek veya gerekli şeyleri sağlamak
provision: Koşul, şart
provision: Tedarik, tedarik olunan şey
provisionally: Geçici olarak; şartlı olarak
provision: {f} yiyecek veya gerekli şeyleri sağlamak
provision: (Mukavele) tedarik; hazırlama; koşul, şart, hüküm
provision: {i} önlem
provision: {i} yedek akçe
provision: zahire
provision: tedarik olunan şey
provision: {f} sağlamak
provision: {i} yargı
provision: {i} kanun hükmü
provision: tedarik etmek
provision: {i} for/against için/-e karşı tedbir
provision: koşul/hazırlık/tedarik
provision: hazırlama
provision: yemek veya gerekli şeyleri sağlamak
provision: tedarik et
provisionalspan>: şartlı olarak
provisionalspan>: eğreti
provisionalspan>: provisionallygeçici olarak
provisionalspan>: (Tıp) Muvakkat, geçici
provisionalspan>: (Tıp) İğreti (diş)
provisionalspan>: {s} geçici, muvakkat; nihai olmayan

English - English

Definition of provisional in English English dictionary
Provisionalspan>: a member of the Provisional Irish Republican Army
Provisionals: The informal name for the Provisional Irish Republican Army
Provisionals: plural form of Provisional
provision: To supply with provisions
provision: A liability or contra account to recognise likely future adverse events associated with current transactions
We increased our provision for bad debts on credit sales going into the recession.
provision: A clause in a legal instrument, a law, etc., providing for a particular matter; stipulation; proviso
An arrest shall be made in accordance with the provisions of this Act.
provisionalspan>: temporary
provisionalspan>: a postage stamp issued locally before an official issue is released
provisionally: In a provisional way; temporarily
provision: {f} supply with stock, equip with supplies (esp. food)
provision: the activity of supplying or providing something a stipulated condition; "he accepted subject to one provision" a store or supply of something (especially of food or clothing or arms) supply with provisions
provision: A canonical term for regular induction into a benefice, comprehending nomination, collation, and installation
provision: To supply with food; to victual; as, to provision a garrison
provision: a store or supply of something (especially of food or clothing or arms) supply with provisions
provision: Especially, a stock of food; any kind of eatables collected or stored; often in the plural
provision: A nomination by the pope to a benefice before it became vacant, depriving the patron of his right of presentation
provision: That which is stipulated in advance; a condition; a previous agreement; a proviso; as, the provisions of a contract; the statute has many provisions
provision: {n} a providing beforehand, measure taken, stores laid up, victual's, food, stipulation
provision: {v} to furnish with food
provisionalspan>: {a} serving for present use, wary
provisionally: {a} with a proviso, temporarily
provision: the activity of supplying or providing something a stipulated condition; "he accepted subject to one provision"
Provisionalspan>: provisionary
provision: An item of goods or supplies obtained for future use
provision: The act of providing, or making previous preparation
provision: the activity of supplying or providing something
provision: The act of making previous preparation
provision: supply with provisions
provision: {i} supply, stock; act of supplying or furnishing; measure, means; food; condition, stipulation
provision: A statement or clause, found in an insurance policy, to establish some term of the contract
provision: If a company anticipates that it may be faced with certain expenses, it could make a "provision" for this in reporting its financial results It is similar to a write-off except that it is more of an estimate that a company makes in anticipation of an actual expense that it must report Conservative companies will make such provisions to avoid overstating their financial performance
provision: An amount set aside for future liabilities/losses
provision: The process of setting up a client and computer in LiveVault Service It generally refers to the time from when the client subscribes to LiveVault Service through the initial backup of the first computer added to the service For subsequent computers, it covers the time from when the client adds the computer through that computer's initial backup See also initial backup, subscribe
provision: When included, provides that premiums are waived and the policy remains in force if the viator becomes totally and permanently disabled Back To Top
provision: Provisions are supplies of food. On board were enough provisions for two weeks. to provide someone or something with a lot of food and supplies, especially for a journey
provision: If you make provision for something that might happen or that might need to be done, you make arrangements to deal with it. Mr King asked if it had ever occurred to her to make provision for her own pension
provision: the cognitive process of thinking about what you will do in the event of something happening; "his planning for retirement was hindered by several uncertainties"
provision: a part (clause, sentence, paragraph etc) of an insurance contract that describes or explains a feature, benefit, - condition, requirement etc, of the insurance protection afforded by the contract
provision: Money set aside for a future event
provision: A provision in a law or an agreement is an arrangement which is included in it. He backed a provision that would allow judges to delay granting a divorce decree in some cases
provision: reflects the process of actual medical care and hence is a major contributor to the spending of health care resources
provision: a stipulated condition; "he accepted subject to one provision"
provision: When included, provides that premiums are waived and the policy remains in force if the viator becomes totally and permanently disabled
provision: May be through class differentiation, enrichment, extension, acceleration, out of school opportunities, clubs, IDPs', withdrawal from class, etc
provision: If you make provision for someone, you support them financially and make sure that they have the things that they need. Special provision should be made for children
provision: Amount deducted in the return based upon the bad debt reserve computation
provision: a store or supply of something (especially of food or clothing or arms)
provision: condition
provision: That which is provided or prepared; that which is brought together or arranged in advance; measures taken beforehand; preparation
provision: The provision of something is the act of giving it or making it available to people who need or want it. The department is responsible for the provision of residential care services. nursery provision for children with special needs
provision: a notional deduction from profits to allow for some highly likely future financial contingency In accounting terms, an appropriation of profit after taxation
provisionalspan>: Of the nature of a provision; serving as a provision for the time being; used of partial or temporary arrangements; as, a provisional government; a provisional treaty
provisionalspan>: serving for the time being
provisionalspan>: You use provisional to describe something that has been arranged or appointed for the present, but may be changed in the future. the possibility of setting up a provisional coalition government It was announced that the times were provisional and subject to confirmation. + provisionally pro·vi·sion·al·ly The seven republics had provisionally agreed to the new relationship on November 14th. likely or able to be changed in the future
provisionalspan>: A stamp or piece of postal stationary used as temporary issue until regular stamps can be printed Changes in postal rates or in governments might require the use of provisional stamps In some cases, post offices have run out of stamps and have had provisionals printed locally
provisionalspan>: under terms not final or fully worked out or agreed upon; "probationary employees"; "a provisional government"; "just a tentative schedule"
provisionalspan>: a postage stamp used locally before an official issue is released
provisionalspan>: Provided for present need; temporary
provisionalspan>: {s} temporary, interim; conditional, contingent; tentative, effective at the moment but subject to change
provisionalspan>: A figure in your Tax Return which is estimated because the final figure is not yet available If your Tax Return contains a provisional figure, you must tell the Inland Revenue what the final amount is as soon as it is known
provisionalspan>: Starting positions at the rear of the field which are reserved for special use Positions 37 through 42 are used by teams who were not able to make the starting lineup in their qualifying performance The positions are awarded based on the number of provisionals available to a team and their position in the point standings The 43rd position is for use by past champions If more than one past champion desires the spot, it is awarded to the most recent champion If no past champions claim the spot, it is awarded using the regular provisional rules
provisionalspan>: A driver who is entitled to entry into the race, but has not driven fast enough to qualify for the race Provisions are based upon drivers who are in the top 25 in season points, past race winners, and past series champions
provisionalspan>: temporarily established
provisionalspan>: A provisional application is an affordable way for the small inventor to get started on the road to fully protecting his/her invention It provides applicants a quick and easy way to establish an early effective filing date in a patent application allowing the term "Patent Pending" to be applied Very importantly, it provides the inventor 12 months to further develop the invention, determine marketability, acquire funding, seek licensing or seek manufacturing before having to face the major expense of filing a regular patent application Some benefits of the provisional application are
provisionalspan>: A ball played when it seems likely that the preceding shot is lost or out of bounds It will count, plus a penalty
provisionalspan>: A postage stamp issued for temporary use to meet postal demands until new or regular stocks of stamps can be obtained
provisionalspan>: which means that the student is admitted with the condition of providing official copies of transcripts and GMAT scores or other supporting documents prior to registration for the next semester
provisionally: temporarily and conditionally; "they have agreed provisionally"; "was appointed provisionally"
provisionally: temporarily, for a limited period of time
provisionally: temporarily and conditionally; "they have agreed provisionally"; "was appointed provisionally
provisionally: By way of provision for the time being; temporarily
provisionals: plural of provisional