English-Azerbaijani dictionary

dishonor

dishonorable

dishonorably

dishonour [disˈonə] noun (British)

also dishonor [disˈonə] (American) 
disgrace; shame: He had brought dishonour/dishonor upon his family.
az: şərəfsizlik
ru: бесчестье; позор
♦ verb
to cause shame to: You have dishonoured/dishonored your family by your actions!
az: rüsvay etmək
ru: бесчестить; позорить

dishonourable adjective (British)

also dishonorable (American) 
az: şərəfsiz, namussuz
ru: постыдный, позорный

dishonourably adverb (British)

also dishonorably (American)
az: şərəfsizcəsinə, namussuzcasına

ru: постыдно, позорно

dishtowel noun

(American) a small towel used for drying dishes; tea cloth (British), tea towel (British)
az: qurulayan (dəsmal)
ru: кухонное полотенце

dishwasher noun

a machine for washing dishes: Have you emptied the dishwasher yet?
az: qabyuyan maşın
ru: посудомоечная машина

dishwater noun

water used for washing dishes: She poured the dirty dishwater down the sink.
az: çirkab su
ru: помои

disillusion [disiˈluːʒən] verb

to destroy the false but pleasant beliefs (held by a person): I hate to disillusion you, but she isn't the perfect person you think she is.
az: məyus etmək
ru: разочаровывать

disillusioned adjective

disappointed because a person or thing does not seem as good as you previously believed: She had become disillusioned with politics.
az: məyus, ümidsiz
ru: разочарованный

disillusionment noun

a feeling/sense of disillusionment.
az: məyusluq, ümidsizlik

ru: разочарование

disinclination [disinkliˈneiʃən] noun

(formal) unwillingness: a disinclination to work.
az: həvəssizlik, istəksizlik
ru: нежелание

disinclined [-ˈklaind] adjective

(formal) unwilling (to do something): I am disinclined to believe anything that politicians say.
az: inamsız, həvəssiz

ru: не имеющий желания

disinfect [disinˈfekt] verb

to destroy disease-causing germs in: Food preparation counters should be disinfected regularly.
az: dezinfeksiya etmək
ru: дезинфицировать