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Definition of relationships in English Turkish dictionary
- ilişkiler
Tom çok meşgul ve ilişkiler için fazla zamanı yok.
-Tom is very busy and doesn't have much time for relationships.
Para her zaman insan ilişkilerinde çok önemli sayılmaz.
-Money doesn't always count for much in human relationships.
- relationship
- ilişki
Onların ilişkisi hakkında bir şey bilmiyorum.
-I don't know anything about their relationship.
Mutluluğun yüzde 90 kadarı tutum, yaşam kontrolü ve ilişkiler gibi unsurlardan geliyor.
-As much as 90 percent of happiness comes from elements such as attitude, life control and relationships.
- relationship
- bağlantı
- relationship
- {i} alâka
- relationship
- alaka
- relationship
- {i} bağ
- relationship
- dostluk
- relationship
- {i} (insanlar arasındaki) ilişki; arkadaşlık; dostluk
- relationship
- akrabalık
- relationship
- akrabalık bağı
- relationship
- karabet
- relationship
- arkadaşlık
- relationship
- asabiyet
- relationship
- ilgi
Tom'la olan ilişkim seni ilgilendirmez.
-My relationship with Tom isn't your concern.
Tom'la ilişkim seni ilgilendirmez.
-My relationship with Tom is none of your business.
- equality in relationships
- ilişkilerde eşitlik
- evolutionary relationships
- evrimsel ilişkiler
- generic relationships
- genel ilişkiler
- in a relationships
- bir ilişki içinde
- managing relationships
- ilişkileri düzenleme
- relationship
- ilişkiyi
- relationship
- ilişkiye
İlişkiye hazır olmadığımı düşünüyorum.
-I don't think I'm ready for a relationship.
Bir ilişkiye hazır değilim.
-I'm not ready for a relationship.
- aberrant relationships
- (Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) sapkın ilişkiler
- command relationships agreement; coordinating review authority
- (Askeri) komuta ilişkileri anlaşması; koordine eden inceleme makamı
- friend relationships
- arkadaş ilişkileri
- relationship
- (Nükleer Bilimler) bağıntı
- relationship
- {i} yakınlık
- relationship
- akrabalık/ilişki
- spatial relationships
- (Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) mekansal ilişkiler
- spatial relationships
- yer ilişkileri
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Definition of relationships in English English dictionary
- Regular, ongoing contacts between businesses and their customers p 630
- Familial, spousal or associative relationships of the artist who is the subject of the record to other artists who are represented in the Bainbridge Bunting Slide Library collections e g Helen Hardin is the daughter of Pablita Velarde
- Body Parts: round/curved/narrow/wide/twisted/symmetrical and nonsymmetrical - With Objects/People: over/under/off/on/near/far/front/back
- Plural of relationship
- The body's position relative to something or someone
- The key gap between developers and users Relationships are what breaks down when communication isn't effective or when needs are not communicated or satisfied
- platonic relationships
- plural form of platonic relationship
- relationship
- Kinship; being related by blood or marriage
- relationship
- The level or degree of affinity between keys, chords and tones
- relationship
- A romantic or sexual involvement
- relationship
- {n} the state of being related
- equality in relationships
- principle of equal participation and equal treatment between people in relationships
- interpersonal relationships
- relationships between people
- relationship
- A type of connection or business association of interest or meaning that can exist between two entity types Identifies the business reason (rule) within the Ministry why two or more entity types may be associated
- relationship
- ADD children need an adult coach who listens to them, recognizes their strengths, and treats them with respect so that they feel unthreatened as they begin to re-evaluate their past experiences with new information about ADD They need someone to take the pressure off them and give them a safe environment to try new ways of behaving
- relationship
- An association between the instances of one or more entity types that is of interest to the organization (10)
- relationship
- A record if the transaction was between related parties as defined in Section 402(g)(1) of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended A "Y" for related and a "N" for not related
- relationship
- a relation between people; (`relationship' is often used where `relation' would serve, as in `the relationship between inflation and unemployment', but the preferred usage of `relationship' is for human relations or states of relatedness); "the relationship between mothers and their children"
- relationship
- this is a relationship
- relationship
- state of relatedness or connection by blood or marriage or adoption
- relationship
- An association, linkage, or connection, either real or suspected, between entities of the same or different set which describes their interaction, the dependence of one upon the other, or their mutual interdependence
- relationship
- (Ticaret) The link between two entities in a system or network, such as the relationship between a vendor and a customer or two activities in a project
- relationship
- English Query semantic relationship between entities, for example, "publishers publish books" is a relationship between the major entities "publishers" and "books " (See phrasing )
- relationship
- {i} emotional connection that exists between two people; connection, association; closeness, kinship
- relationship
- The way in which two features are associated or affiliated Relationships between features are stored in the REL table There are only two possible types of relationships in the NHD: 'is composed of' where compound features (reaches) are said to be composed of basic features; and 'flows' where reaches are related to each other by means of their flow The ability to navigate up and down through the reach file is accomplished by means of the flow relationship
- relationship
- Connection or association; the condition of being related
- relationship
- the connection between one or more parties
- relationship
- a state involving mutual dealings between people or parties or countries
- relationship
- The relationship between two things is the way in which they are connected. There is a relationship between diet and cancer
- relationship
- a state of connectedness between people (especially an emotional connection); "he didn't want his wife to know of the relationship"
- relationship
- It must be distinguished between a mere phenetic relationship, which is based on overall similarity, and a true genealogical relationship, which is based on common ancestry Furthermore one has to distinguish between horizontal indirect relationship, which is based on shared ancestors (sistergroup-relations) and vertical direct relationship, which is based on parental relationships (ancestor-descendant-relations) A co
- relationship
- Relationships are widely used in GRADE to represent interdependencies/interactions For example, in the GRADE Registrator, the Consists_Of/Is_Part_Of relationship can link two active objects; in that case, one object "consists" (at least in part) of another and the other "is part of" the first Another example is the Sends_To/Receives_From relationship, which represents interaction between two active objects; in this case, one of them sends a passive object and the other receives it Relationships are also depicted in GRADE business, object and system models In ER diagrams, relationships refer specifically to connecting lines reflecting the interdependencies among entity types
- relationship
- A business associate between one or more entities
- relationship
- Reason of relevance to the organization as to why entities from one or two entity types may be associated Can have one of three cardinalities, one-to-one, many-to-many, and one-to-many
- relationship
- A variable is influenced by or has an influence on another variable other than a calculated field The fact that a relationship exists or possibly exists has to be decided by the person setting up the templates In the process of editing a field, any known or probable relationships can be defined and then the program will examine the validity of the relationship when the Relate command is in the Quality Window execute program The time to study a relationship is when one variable goes out of control use the relationship to see what moved at the same time
- relationship
- A link between two entities that’s based on attributes of the entities For example, the Department and Employee entities can have a relationship based on the deptID attribute as a foreign key in Employee, and as the primary key in Department (note that although the join attribute deptID is the same for the source and destination entities in this example, it doesn’t have to be) This relationship would make it possible to find the employees for a given department See also foreign key; primary key; many-to-many relationship; to-many relationship; to-one relationship
- relationship
- The OO concept of any Type of Association existing between two or more objects (e g Inheritance, Aggregation, Requires, Provides, Connection, Uses, etc ) All relationships are bidirectional (e g PARTS and PART_OF)
- relationship
- An association between the instances of one or more entity types that is of interest to the organization
- relationship
- (1) An interaction between entities Usually expressed as verbs in English (2) A named business association between occurrences of one or more entity types which provides some relevant information value
- relationship
- A definition of how managed elements are related to each other
- relationship
- A reference or link between one object and one or more other objects Relationships may be one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-one, or many-to-many They may connect objects of the same class or different classes In Objectivity/DB, relationships are persistent objects that are stored in the database
- relationship
- A semantic connection among model elements Examples of relationships include associations and generalizations
- relationship
- Describes the dependency or connectivity between CIs using terms such as 'used by', 'part of', 'connected to', 'resides on' Relationships not only provide a means of assessing the potential full impact of a proposed Change, but can also indicate the potential damage likely to be caused by a single component failure Relationships are described as 'primary' if they are hierarchical and 'secondary' if not
- relationship
- The relationship between two people or groups is the way in which they feel and behave towards each other. the friendly relationship between France and Britain family relationships
- relationship
- The connection between your character and the other characters in the play
- relationship
- In data management, an associative or hierarchic link between two or more entity types
- relationship
- The state of being related by kindred, affinity, or other alliance
- relationship
- A relationship is a close friendship between two people, especially one involving romantic or sexual feelings. We had been together for two years, but both of us felt the relationship wasn't really going anywhere
- relationship
- {i} proportionality
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rileyşınşîpsPronunciation
/rēˈlāsʜənˌsʜəps/ /riːˈleɪʃənˌʃɪps/
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