re-use

English - Turkish

Definition of re-use in English Turkish dictionary

yeniden kullanım

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reuse

{i} yeniden kullanım

Bu roketler yeniden kullanım için tasarlanmıştır. - These rockets are designed for reuse.

reuse

(Telekom) tekrar kullanım

reuse

yeniden kullanma

reuse

{f} yeniden kullan

Bu roketler yeniden kullanım için tasarlanmıştır. - These rockets are designed for reuse.

Hindistan cevizi kabuklarını nasıl yeniden kullanabilirim? - How can I reuse coconut shells?

re use

yeniden kullanım

reuse

Yeniden kullanmak

reuse

yeniden

Hindistan cevizi kabuklarını nasıl yeniden kullanabilirim? - How can I reuse coconut shells?

Bu roketler yeniden kullanım için tasarlanmıştır. - These rockets are designed for reuse.

reuse

tekrar kullan

English - English

Definition of re-use in English English dictionary

Second or subsequent use of a picture by the same publisher in a different publication See SECOND USE, RIGHTS

Fees paid to a performer to re-use a particular commercial, print ad, etc at a later date

To use again, to intercept for subsequent beneficial use--either directly or by exchange--water that would otherwise return to the stream system

Use of waste for a similar purpose (for example, returnable bottles) or a different purpose from that for which the material was originally intended (for example, using tyres to protect the hull of trawlers)

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reuse

The act of salvaging or in some manner returning a discarded item into something usable

reuse

code re-use indicates splitting program code into modules or classes so it can be re-used by other programs. data re-use refers to legal rights to re-use for publication, data that one has downloaded or licensed from a third party

reuse

To use something that is considered past its usefulness, again (usually for something else)

The students reused empty plastic bottles in their science experiment.

To re-use

resurrect

reuse

the return of a commodity into the economic stream for use in the same kind of application as before without change in its identity

reuse

Includes marketing of materials for reuse (e g used building materials); creative reuse (e g art programs); repair and resale programs

reuse

Using a product or component of municipal solid waste in its original form more than once, e g , refilling a glass bottle that has been returned or using a coffee can to hold nuts and bolts

reuse

The use of a product or component part in its original form for its original intended use without an intermediate re-manufacturing stage Reuse may be considered a form of source reduction

reuse

To use a product repeteadly in the same form (e g : glass bottles, cloth diapers)

reuse

{f} use again, reutilize; use again after a treatment or after a series of procedures; use again for a different purpose

reuse

The use of previously used material in the same or different process

reuse

The use of a pre-existing artifact

reuse

Using a product or component in its original form more than once (e g , refilling a glass bottle that has been returned or using a coffee can to hold nuts and bolts)

reuse

Practices which find alternate uses or alternate avenues for use of an item rather than expending energy to dispose it or alter its form by recycling or composting Examples would be donating used books and magazines to a nursing home, using the fronts of Christmas cards to make new cards, using plastic margarine tubs to hold leftovers or craft supplies, donating clothing to charity

reuse

To clean or repair something old and use it again instead of throwing it away

reuse

{i} action of using something again; (Computers) using code created for one application program in another application

reuse

The use of a previously-used material in the same or different process

reuse

use again after processing; "We must recycle the cardboard boxes"

reuse

to use something that as considered past its usefulness, again (usually for something else.)

reuse

Making use of a material without altering its form

reuse

The principle of using a software component in multiple applications, for example by deriving application-specific object classes from general-purpose object classes, or using existing class libraries or frameworks for common application functions Reuse is one of the goals of object technology

reuse

The ability to make additional use of standard parts or components such as reusable code, design, architectures, and test cases

reuse

To use something over again in it's current form, i e , without breaking it down into a raw material

reuse

cleaning and/or refurbishing an old product to be used again

reuse

The additional use of a component, part, or product after it has been removed from a clearly defined service cycle Reuse does not include reformation However, cleaning, repair, or refurbishing may be done between uses

reuse

to extend the life of an item by using it again, repairing it, modifying it or creating new uses for it

reuse

Products or materials that, after serving their original function, can be used again in their present form; some are designed to be reused repeatedly, while others not specifically designed for reuse are creatively used to fill a need

reuse

The use of a product more than once in its same form for the same purpose; e g , a soft-drink bottle is reused when it is refined to the bottling company for refilling; finding new functions for objects and materials which have outgrown their original use; to use again

reuse

Using objects or materials again, or finding new uses for them so they are not thrown away In wastewater treatment, reuse means using the water for nonpotable needs after treatment, such as for irrigation or cooling

reuse

The use of a material more than once in its same form, either for the same purpose or for a different purpose

reuse

When you reuse something, you use it again instead of throwing it away. Try where possible to reuse paper. Reuse is also a noun. Copper, brass and aluminium are separated and remelted for reuse. to use something again

reuse

Water reuse is a process by which more production than would normally be possible is achieved from a given quantity of water For example if the normal minimum requirements of a fish is for 1 litre per minute per kg of body weight, and a farmer adds oxygen to the water through aeration, so that he can hold 2kg for every litre per minute, he is reusing the water once This term is often confused with Percent Recirculation, but differs in that no water needs to be pumped for the additional production to be achieved The amount that water can be reused is governed by the limiting factors, the first of which is usually oxygen As oxygen can be easily added to the water the next limiting factor is usually either carbon dioxide (at low pH) or ammonia (at high pH) Re-use

reuse

Any of the acts restricted by copyright as defined in s16 of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988

reuse

To use again; to intercept for subsequent beneficial use, either directly or by exchange Water that would otherwise return to the steam system

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