sky

(Askeri) GÖK HARİTASI: Toprak, su, kar vs. nin bulutlarda görülen yansımaları. Kapalı bir günde, bulutlar hemen hemen yeknesak bir hal aldığı zaman, gök haritası bariz bir şekilde görülür. Bak: "map" ve "water sky"

sky pilot

papaz

sky pilot

rahip

sky screen

(Askeri) FÜZE UÇUŞ KONTROL PERDESİ, GÖK PERDESİ: Atış yeri emniyet subayına ait bir teçhizat unsuru. Uçuş kontrol perdesi (elektronik veya optik), atış yeni emniyet subayına, füzenin planlanmış seyir yolundan saptığı noktaların pozitif bir belirtisini verir. Harekat maksadıyla kullanmalarda, bir uçuş kontrol perdesi de dikey programlamayı murakabe eder

sky shine

(Nükleer Bilimler) (air scatter) havada saçılma

sky shine

(Nükleer Bilimler) tali veya ikincil radyasyon

Dışarı çıkıp mavi göklere bak. - Go out and look at the blue skies.

Ölüm göklerden yağdı. - Death rained from the skies.

skies

gökyüzü

Gökyüzü açık olmayacak. - The skies won't be clear.

Death Valley Ulusal Parkı, karanlık gökyüzü ile tanınır. - The Death Valley National Park is known for its dark skies.

night sky

(Astronomi) gece göğü

pie in the sky

(deyim) olmayacak dua

ride through the sky

; as, a leaden sky

Gibi bir kurşuni gökyüzü

azure sky; blue as the azure sky

gökyüzü, masmavi gökyüzü mavi gibi

blue sky

mavi gökyüzü

Kule mavi gökyüzüne doğru yükseldi. - The tower rose up against the blue sky.

Mavi gökyüzü beni yanılttı bu yüzden bir şemsiye getirmedim. - The blue sky fooled me so I didn't bring an umbrella.

towering, sky-high

kule, sky-yüksek

up to the sky

gökyüzü kadar

ascend to the sky

gökyüzüne çıkmak

be poised in the sky

(kuş) havada hareketsizmiş gibi durmak

broken sky

(Meteoroloji) parçalı çok bulutlu

can i go sky gliding there

orada sky gliding yapabilir miyim

cloudy sky

bulutlu hava

diffuse sky radiation

(Aydınlatma) yayınık gök ışınımı

drop out of the sky

(Meteoroloji) yeşil gökyüzü

in the sky

gökyüzünde

Gökyüzünde tek bir bulut yok. - There isn't a single cloud in the sky.

Gökyüzünde çok sayıda yıldız görünüyordu. - Numerous stars were visible in the sky.

in the sky

gökte

mackerel sky

(Meteoroloji) makerel gökyüzü

mackerel sky

parçalı bulutlu gökyüzü

night sky light

(Astronomi) gece gök ışığı

(deyim) gerceklesmesi imkansiz dus

skies

{i} en yüksek nokta

skies

{i} tepe nokta

the future is in the sky

istikbal göklerdedir

the highest point of the sky

ayyuk

the sky is clearing up

gökyüzü açılıyor

the sky is clouded over

gökyüzü bulutlanıyor

the sky threatens a storm

fırtına çıkacağa benziyor

under the open sky

açık havada

under the open sky

açık havada, gök kubbe altında

water sky

(Askeri) SU GÖĞÜ: Topraktaki kurşun ve polinyanın yansıması dolayısıyla bulutlarda meydana gelen siyah parçalar veya şeritler, ya da buz veya karla kaplı bölgelerin civarındaki açık deniz dolayısıyla meydana gelen yeknesak siyahlık. Gökte alçak stratus bulutları bulunduğu zaman buzla kaplı sahanın teferruatı bariz şekilde görülebilir. Ayrıca bakınız: "sky map"

water sky

su göğü

watery sky

yağmur yağacak gibi hava

English - English

Definition of sky in English English dictionary

The atmosphere above a given point, especially as visible from the ground during the day

That year, a meteor fell from the sky.

The part of the sky which can be seen from a specific place or at a specific time; its condition, climate etc

We're not sure how long the cloudy skies will last.

A cloud

There wasn't a cloud in the sky. - There was not a cloud in the sky.

There was not a cloud in the sky. - There wasn't a cloud in the sky.

to hit, kick or throw (a ball) extremely high

Heaven

This mortal has incurred the wrath of the skies.

Also used to represent pornographic material

{n} the heavens, clouds, firmament, weather

{f} hit or throw high into the air (i.e. a ball)

The apparent arch, or vault, of heaven, which in a clear day is of a blue color; the heavens; the firmament; - - sometimes in the plural

the atmosphere and outer space as viewed from the earth

The wheather; the climate

Hence, a shadow

To throw towards the sky; as, to sky a ball at cricket

(aka: "skyball", "pop up", "rainmaker") when a shot is hit off the top edge of the clubface resulting in a much higher trajectory than the club was designed to produce Example: "Kim skyed her drive 100 yards up and 100 yards out "

Generally happens after successful reading of the disc You make a huge jump to catch the disc

Observation to subtract from an OBJECT frame to perform first order sky subtraction

The vault-like apparent surface against which all aerial objects are seen from the earth

The visible portion of the celestial sphere On a dark night, the average person can see about 2000 stars

v To jump extremely high To get big air

pie in the sky: see pie. Sky TV

jumping to catch the disc

throw or toss with a light motion; "flip me the beachball"; "toss me newspaper"

(also "skyball, pop up, rainmaker") when a shot is hit off the top edge of the clubface resulting in a much more vertical shot than the club was designed to produce or you had intended Example: When you sky it/pop it up/hit a skyball/hit a rainmaker it doesn't go too far

When the club head only just strikes the very bottom of the ball causing it to fly straight up into the area Normally happens when the ball is on a tee or in the rough

To hang (a picture on exhibition) near the top of a wall, where it can not be well seen

{i} upper atmosphere of the earth; heavens; highest level

Skylight

The sky is the space around the earth which you can see when you stand outside and look upwards. The sun is already high in the sky. warm sunshine and clear blue skies

Sky Blue

someone connected with Coventry City Football Club, as a fan, player, coach etc

Sky Father

A title for the highest gods of Heathenry, especially applied to Tiw

sky ball

an 1800s baseball term meaning a high fly ball

sky blue

Of a pale blue colour, like that of the sky on a fine day

sky blue

A pale blue colour, like that of the sky on a fine day

sky blue colour:.

sky blues

plural form of sky blue

sky girl

A female flight attendant

sky marshal

A military rank in fiction for air force, space force, or armed forces, usually the topmost rank

sky marshal

An armed, undercover guard on a commercial-airline flight

sky parlor

Alternative spelling of sky parlour

sky parlors

plural form of sky parlor

sky parlour

A garret

sky parlours

plural form of sky parlour

sky pilot

A clergyman, especially a military chaplain or padre

Jack, I swear, I'm no sky-pilot, but a creep pad turns into a confession booth as soon as I squat in it – the chicks really run their mouths some spieling their life histories in my face.

sky pilots

plural form of sky pilot

sky-blue

Alternative form of sky blue

The building seemed sky-high, even the clouds had to go around.

sky-high

To a very high level

The superinflation blew prices sky-high.

sky-high

Excessively, exorbitantly

The fees were sky-high, so I refused to pay and rather did without.

sky bridge

A cable-stayed bridge

sky train

A convoy of several gliders towed in a line for transporting freight etc

Sky TV

a television company owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, which operates several different satellite television programmes in the UK

sky blue

{i} azure sky; blue as the azure sky

sky blue

A light to pale blue, from a light greenish to light purplish blue

sky burial

A traditional Tibetan funeral practice in which the body of a dead person is exposed to the open air to be eaten by vultures

sky burial

a traditional Tibetan funeral ritual in which the corpse is exposed to the open air to be eaten by sacred vultures

sky dive

jump from an airplane and perform various maneuvers before opening one's parachute

sky glow

Illumination of the night sky by electric lights, as in an urban area

sky glow

illumination of the night sky in urban areas

sky marshal

An armed federal law-enforcement officer assigned to prevent and interdict air piracy and acts of terrorism involving commercial aircraft

sky parlor

attic, space in the very top level of a building

sky pilot

one who flies aircraft; (Slang) term for a priest (especially used in the air force)

sky pilot

A person licensed as a pilot

sky pilot

A member of the clergy, especially a military chaplain

sky sign

advertisement written with smoke by an airplane

sky sown with stars

sky full of stars, clear sky

sky wave

A radio wave that travels upward

sky wave

a radio wave that is reflected back to earth by the ionosphere or a communications satellite; permits transmission around the curve of the earth's surface

sky's the limit

there is no limit, only the sky will stop you

sky-blue

Something that is sky-blue is a very pale blue in colour. Her silk shirtdress was sky-blue, the colour of her eyes. bright blue, like the colour of the sky when there are no clouds blue

sky-high

to incredible heights, extremely high

sky-high

emphasis If you say that prices or confidence are sky-high, you are emphasizing that they are at a very high level. Christie said: `My confidence is sky high.' the effect of falling house prices and sky-high interest rates. Sky high is also an adverb. Their prestige went sky high

sky-high

to a very high level; "prices have gone sky-high"; "garbage was piled sky-high"; "the men were flung sky-high by the explosion"

sky-high

(with verb `to blow') destroyed completely; blown apart or to pieces; "they blew the bridge sky-high"; "the committee blew the thesis sky-high

sky-high

in a lavish or enthusiastic manner; "he extolled her virtues sky-high"

sky-high

(with verb `to blow') destroyed completely; blown apart or to pieces; "they blew the bridge sky-high"; "the committee blew the thesis sky-high"

Great Sky River

the Milky Way, the night sky visual phenomenon caused by dense regions of the Milky Way Galaxy appearing nebulous (generally found when referring to Native Americans)

blue sky law

: In the United States, a law that regulates the offering and sale of securities to protect the public from fraud, requiring the registration of all securities offerings and sales, as well as of stock brokers and brokerage firms

blue sky laws

plural form of blue sky law

blue-sky thinking

thinking that is not grounded or in touch in the realities of the present

blue-sky thinking

open-minded thinking (i.e., as wide and clear as the blue sky)

deep sky object

An object in the night sky other than a solar system object, single star or multiple star system

deep sky objects

plural form of deep sky object

mackerel sky

a sky filled with a regular pattern of altocumulus clouds somewhat resembling the skin of a mackerel

pie in the sky

A fanciful notion; ludicrous concept; the illusory promise of a desired outcome that is unlikely to happen

pie-in-the-sky

Lacking reality and serviceability

a pie-in-the-sky patent.

pie-in-the-sky

Of a dream unlikely to ever come true

skied

Simple past tense and past participle of sky

skied

Simple past tense and past participle of ski

the sky is the limit

Nothing is impossible or out of reach

If you have a refrigerator and a microwave at work, then the sky is the limit for what you can put in your lunchbox.

skyed

{a} enveloped or surrounded by the skies

{i} clear sky during the day

blue sky

It is a slang term used often within the financial industry that confirms a new issue has been given the legal "stamp of approval" by the Securities commission and can now be distributed

blue sky

the sky as viewed during daylight; "he shot an arrow into the blue

blue sky

A slang term for laws various Canadian provinces and American states have enacted to protect the public against securities frauds The term blue skyed indicates that a new issue has been cleared by a securities commission and may be sold to the public

blue sky

the sky as viewed during daylight; "he shot an arrow into the blue"

blue sky

Refers to securities registration or broker licensing, or the securities regulatory authorities of individual states For example, if a stock broker in the state of New York has complied with licensing or registration requirements for Florida, Texas and Illinois, then he or she is said the be "blue skied" in those states and may solicit sales from account holders residing therein Blue sky often is referred to in private placements, IPOs and secondary underwritings to designate the states in which securities may be sold The term also is frequently used with many securities quoted on the OTC Bulletin Board or the Pink Sheets

blue sky

A synonym for goodwill Often considered the value of the business beyond that of the hard assets, alone

blue sky

To conceptualize freely

blue sky

claims referring to future business profits that are greatly exaggerated or even nonexistent

blue sky

The potential for the movie to make a greater profit than that which is guaranteed by distribution and pre-sale agreements

blue sky

Any intangible portion of a price above the maximum goodwill that can be reasonably supported through the application of established valuation methodology

blue sky

A slang term for laws various Canadian provinces and American states have enacted to protect the public against securities frauds The term "blue skyed" indicates that a new issue has been cleared by a securities commission and may be sold to the public

blue sky

These are state securities laws designed to protect individual investors The phrase purportedly originated from a state judge who said that the securities of a particular company had all the value of a patch of blue sky Both companies and mutual funds are affected by state blue sky laws However, the SEC and Congress are in the process of superseding these rules, because the rules in some states are obsolete, arbitrary and poorly enforced

blue sky

A slang term for laws that various Canadian provinces and American states have enacted to protect the public against securities frauds

blue sky

Popular name given to state statutes regulating the sale of corporate securities, particularly through investment companies, imposed to prevent the sale of securities for fraudulent purposes Typically they regulate the sale of securities by persons considered to be in control of an issuer and purchasers who purchase unregistered securities directly or indirectly from an issuer or control person of an issuer Also, typically construed as laws that refer to restrictions placed on IPOs by various states

blue sky

Laws designed to protect the public from securities frauds Each state has its own securities distribution restrictions and guidelines which must be met by each issue offered therein Blue sky rules relate to state approval or disapproval of distribution within each state

blue sky law

A term used to describe state laws and regulations governing the issuance and sale of securities to residents of a state and the licensing and regulation of securities brokers and dealers

blue sky law

State regulations governing an offering to sell securities within the state

blue sky law

a state law regulating the sale of securities in an attempt to control the sale of securities in fraudulent enterprises

blue sky law

A law passed by many states that requires sellers of new issues to register their IPOs and provide financial details on their company

blue sky law

{i} law that regulates the sale of securities (as stock)

blue sky law

A law passed by many states that requires sellers of new issues to register their IPO's and provide financial details on their company

blue-sky

blue-sky tests etc are done to test ideas and not for any practical purpose

blue-sky

{s} unrealistic; impractical; theoretical; cheap, not worth very much

blue-sky law

A law designed to protect the public from buying fraudulent securities

castles in the sky

sweet dreams and fantasies

cloudy sky

sky which has mostly clouds covering it

dark sky

sky without light

flew sky high

soared very high in the air, flew at a high altitude

from the sky

from up above, from the direction of the sky

if the sky falls we shall catch larks

clever answer given to annoying hypothetical questions

mackerel sky

sky dappled with small cirrocumulus or altocumulus clouds that look like the markings of mackerel

mackerel sky

a sky filled with rows of cirrocumulus or small altocumulus clouds

mackerel sky

A sky covered with many small cirrocumulus or altocumulus clouds, resembling the markings found on a mackerel. Also called buttermilk sky

out of a clear sky

suddenly, with no warning

overcast sky

A sky luminance distribution three times brighter near (C I E Standard Condition) the zenith than at the horizon, as defined by a formula proposed by Moon and Spencer in 1942 and adopted by the Commission International de l'Eclairge in 1955

overcast sky

one that has 100 per cent cloud cover; the sun is not visible

pie in the sky

empty promise; unrealistic desire that is not realized

reaching the sky

flying, rising high, soaring high

Past tense and past participle of ski. Past tense and past participle of sky

skied

{s} (Slang) under the influence of drugs

skied

of Sky, v

skies

{i} (Slang) scales for weighing drugs

skies

third-person singular of sky

skies

Third person singular present tense of sky. the plural form of sky

gray sky, sky covered with gray clouds

the sky cleared up

the sky was blue and empty, all problems disappeared

the sky clouded over

the sky became full of clouds, the sky became gloomy, problems arose

the sky is the limit

there is no limit, the limit can be set as high as the sky

touched the sky

breathed fresh mountain air

under the open sky

out in the open, under the heavens, outdoors

up to the sky

seemingly limitless as if reaching the sky, very much, a lot, tons

vault of the sky

heavens, sky

Turkish - English

Definition of sky in Turkish English dictionary
sky gliding: sky gliding
orada sky gliding yapabilir miyim: Can I go sky gliding there

sky

Turkish pronunciation

skay

Synonyms

firmament, heaven, lift, azure, celestial sphere, empyrean, heavens, lid, the blue, upper atmosphere, vault, vault of heaven, welkin, wild blue yonder

Antonyms

earth

Pronunciation

/ˈskī/ /ˈskaɪ/

Etymology

[ skI ] (noun.) 13th century. From Middle English, from Old Norse skȳ (“cloud”), from Proto-Germanic *skeujan, *skiwô (“cloud, cloud cover, haze”), from Proto-Indo-European *(s)k(')ew-, *(s)keu- (“sky, cloud”). Cognate with Old English scēo (“cloud”), Old Saxon scio, skio, skeo (“light cloud cover”), Old Irish cēo (“sky”), Irish ceo (“mist, fog”). Also related to Old English scūa (“shadow, darkness”), Latin obscūrus (“dark, shadowy”), Sanskrit (skunāti, “he covers”).