Turkish的意思|Turkish的解释-里氏词典

Turkish ['tә:kiʃ]

n. 土耳其语

a. 土耳其的, 土耳其人的, 土耳其语的

turkish

[ noun ]

a Turkic language spoken by the Turks

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[ adj ]

of or relating to or characteristic of Turkey or its people or language

<adj.pert>

Turkish towels

Turkish \Turk"ish\, a.
Of or pertaining to Turkey or the Turks. -- n. The language
spoken by Turks, esp. that of the people of Turkey. --
{Turk"ish*ly}, adv. -- {Turk"ish*ness}, n.

The Turkish parliament has still to decide whether to extend the allied security umbrella for the Kurds beyond the new year.
Turkish civil defense workers, helped by a 32-member West German rescue team with search dogs, shoveled through the mud and stones that roared down on the mountain village Thursday morning.
Some Turkish politicians take this very badly, notably President Turgut Ozal who masterminded the 1987 application.
While opposition leaders said they would welcome peace talks, they have also indicated they would not retreat from the traditional Turkish demand for a loose federation with both zones.
Judge James E. Noland ruled that the Turkish Cypriots could not intervene in the case because their government was not recognized by the United States.
Foreign Minister Boiko Dimitrov of Bulgaria and the Turkish foreign minister, Mesut Yilmaz, are to discuss the problem at a meeting Tuesday in Kuwait.
Turkish parliament votes on the 1993 budget bill. SATURDAY:Referendum on Niger's new multi-party constitution. MONDAY:Bank holiday.
A Turkish airline strike delays personnel movement.
The ministry asked Turcel to "convey the condolences of the Syrian government to the Turkish government and the families of the victims in this painful incident."
Eighteen people, including six foreign tourists, were hurt when a bomb exploded in the Turkish resort of Kusadasi.
Air-supported Turkish troops launched what they called an "annihilation operation" against the Kurdish Workers Party Friday.
The actual gunman, Ali Agca, had been involved with Turkish drug smugglers and traveled through Bulgaria and Berlin to Rome.
"All we can hope is that Dukakis will be an even-handed president, a president of all Americans, not just of the Greeks," said Daryal Batibay, the no. 2 diplomat at the Turkish Embassy.
"But nothing is won in advance." For more than four centuries, these Jews thrived in Greece under Turkish rule.
It must have been clear long before the latest episode, though, that Mr Ozal was no longer prepared to back him as he had in the past. Mr Ozal's role in the Nadir saga is central to understanding the way Turkish business works.
During Ozal's visit, Greek Cypriots living in Athens intend to march to the Turkish Embassy and lay a wreath outside Parliament.
Premier Turgut Ozal will become the first Turkish prime minister in 36 years to go to Greece when he flies there Monday on a historic visit to improve ties between the archrivals.
An official traveling with Mr. Baker said a meeting in Washington earlier this week between President Bush and Turkish Prime Minister Suleyman Demirel focused on what the U.S. could do to bolster Turkey's efforts in the republics.
But the Turkish lobby was galvanized last summer when the House, for the third time in three years, took up a resolution condemning Turkey for Armenian genocide.
One of the remaining restrictions on foreign banks is a requirement that paid-up capital is converted into Turkish lira.
A Turkish native once employed by the U.S. Army as a mechanic in West Berlin was could be sentenced to 30 years to life in prison for conspiring to sell secrets to the Soviet Union and East Germany.
Nine months into his second term, Prime Minister Turgut Ozal stares at an unsettling economic scene: Inflation exceeds 50% a year, and a flight from the Turkish lira earlier this year is slowing his economic-liberalization program.
And the Turkish military could again intervene if the generals get fed up with squabbling politicians.
He should resist the temptation to turn the tables on Mr Demirel by an appeal to Turkish nationalism, or to the military.
Turkey invaded the northern part of Cyprus, saying it was protecting the minority Turkish Cypriot community, and sent thousands of Turks to settle in the north.
West Berlin's Kreuzberg district, with a large Turkish population, has signs in German and Turkish to warn residents when they approach the Berlin Wall that they are leaving the American sector.
West Berlin's Kreuzberg district, with a large Turkish population, has signs in German and Turkish to warn residents when they approach the Berlin Wall that they are leaving the American sector.
The system of state-owned industry is a legacy of Kemal Ataturk, founder of the modern Turkish republic, who embraced it in the 1920s as a solution to Turkey's underdevelopment.
Shares in the state enterprises will be offered first to their employees, then to people living nearby, and finally to Turkish workers abroad.
He said the impoverished Turkish Cypriot community had the most to gain from a solution.

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