English-Azerbaijani dictionary

C, c [siː] noun

1 the third letter of the English alphabet: ‘Cat’ begins with a C.

az: ingilis əlifbasının üçüncü hərfi

ru: третья буква английского алфавита

C.S.E. 

c/o written abbreviation

short for care of; used in addresses when you are sending a letter or parcel to someone who is living at another person’s house: Melissa Baxter c/o Mr J. Robinson, 55 High Sreet, Dalston.
az: diqqətinə; üçün

ru: по адресу; через

cab [kӕb] noun

1 (especially American) a taxi: Could you call a cab for me?

az: taksi

ru: такси

2 the driver’s compartment of a railway/railroad engine, lorry/truck etc: On long-distance journeys the truck drivers sleep in their cabs
az: sürücü kabinəsi

ru: будка; кабина

cabaret [ˈkӕbərei] noun

an entertainment given in a restaurant etc : a singer in a cabaret; (also adjective) a cabaret show.
az: kabare

ru: кабаре

cabbage [ˈkӕbidʒ] noun 

a type of vegetable with edible (usually green) leaves: Slice the cabbage finely.

az: kələm

ru: капуста

cabin [ˈkӕbin] noun

1 a small house or hut (made eg of logs): a log cabin.
az: daxma,koma

ru: домик

2 a (small) room in a ship for sleeping in: We’ve reserved a four-berth cabin.
az: kayut
ru: каюта
3 the part of an aircraft containing seating for passengers

(also adjective) the cabin staff.
az: salon

ru: салон

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cabinet [ˈkӕbinit] noun

1 a piece of furniture with shelves and doors or drawers: a filing cabinet.

az: servant

ru: горка

2 in Britain and some other countries the group of chief ministers who govern a country: The Prime Minister has chosen a new Cabinet; (also adjective) a Cabinet meeting.
az: Nazirlər Kabineti

ru: кабинет

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cable [ˈkeibl] noun

1 (a) strong rope or chain for hauling or tying anything, especially a ship: The train is pulled by cables up the mountain.

az: kəndir, tros, buraz

ru: канат

2 (a set of) wires for carrying electric current or signals: They are laying a new electricity cable under the street.
az: kabel

ru: кабель
3 (a rope made of) strands of metal wound together for supporting a bridge etc: A total of 18 steel cables support the suspension bridge.
az: tros, buraz

ru: трос

4 (also ˈcablegram) a telegram sent by cable: Richard had sent her a cable from Istanbul.
az: teleqram

ru: телеграмма
5 cable television: Do you have cable in your apartment?
az: kabel televiziyası

ru: кабельное телевидение
♦ verb

to telegraph by cable: I cabled news of my mother’s death to our relations in Canada.
az: teleqrafla xəbər göndərmək

ru: телеграфировать

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cable car  noun

a vehicle that moves up and down a mountain, cliff etc by means of a cable: You can travel by cable car to the top of Sugar Loaf Mountain.

az: funikulyor

ru: фуникулёp

cable television noun

also cable TV

a system of broadcasting television programmes by cable (also adjective): a cable TV channel

az: kabel televiziyası

ru: кабельное телевидение

cabomba [kəˈbəmbə] noun 

an aquatic plant with feathery leaves.

az: kabomba

ru: кабомба

cacao [kəˈkaːəu, (American) kəˈkeiou] noun

the tropical tree from whose seeds cocoa and chocolate are made.
az: kakao ağacı

ru: какаовое дерево

cache memory  [(British) ˈkæʃ ˌmeməri; (American) ˈkæʃ ˌmeməriː]  noun (plural cache memories)

(computing) an area of a computer’s memory that enables fast access to frequently used data: Cache memory plays a vital role in increasing computer speed.
az: keş

ru: кэш

cackle [ˈkӕkl] noun

1 the sound made by a hen or goose: the cackle of chickens.
az: qaqqıltı

ru: кудахтанье; гоготанье
2 a laugh which sounds like this: an evil cackle.
az: qəhqəhə
ru: гогот
♦ verb

 to make such a sound: The two old women were cackling with laughter.

az: qəhqəhə çəkmək

ru: кудахтать; гоготать