05:38 Sep 18, 2000 |
Turkish to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - Journalism | |||||||
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na +1 | yapılanmak: örgütlenmek : organize /settle down |
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na | boy gösteren: putting in an appearance/ yeralan: taking part in |
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boy gösteren: putting in an appearance/ yeralan: taking part in Explanation: Bence kelimenin tam anlamını değil de context içerisinde vermeye çalıştığı anlamı kullanman daha iyi olur.Bu da"boy gösteren",yada "yeralan" olabilir.Elbette "medyada yapılanmamış gazete" diye birşey yok ama burada söylenmek istenen tarikatın ya da cemaatin gücüne göre yapılanma sanırım. Umarım yardımcı olabilmişimdir.İyi şanslar. |
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yapılanmak: örgütlenmek : organize /settle down Explanation: it is not used in exact context. In fact, They mean a tactical step. in Turkish it may even be "çöreklenmek"-coil up(for snake) or örgütlenmek. Both structure and organisation have similar meanings one more general(structure) but when we use an organisation it may even be a secret actioner group and by organisation it would mean a structure to act(in some way). so yapılanmak is a little art of language and in Turkish best equivalent is "örgütlenmek" only if you have stricly opposite opinion, in a derogatory way may use " çöreklenmek" |
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yapılanmak Explanation: This phrase means sth like organizing, taking shape, or being constructed, depending on the context. |
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