English-Azerbaijani dictionary

economics [iːkəˈnomiks] noun singular

the study of production and distribution of money and goods: He is studying economics at college.
az: iqtisadiyyat
ru: экономика

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economist noun

a person who is an expert in economics.
az: iqtisadçı
ru: экономист

economize verb

also economise British

spend money or goods carefully: We must economize on fuel.
az: qənaət etmək

ru: экономить

economy [iˈkonəmi] noun (plural economies)

the system by which a country’s production, trade, and money supply are organized: a boom in the economy.
az: iqtisadiyyat
ru: экономика

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ecosystem [(British)ˈiːkouˌsistəm,ˈekouˌsistəm; (American)ˈekouˌsistəm, ˈiːkouˌsistəm] noun

all the animals and plants in a particular area, considered in relation to each other and to their environment: The study and management of ecosystems represents the most dynamic field of contemporary ecology.
az: ekosistem

ru: экосистема

ecotourism [(British)ˈiːkouˌsistəm,ˈekouˌsistəm; (American)ˈekouˌsistəm, ˈiːkouˌsistəm] noun

the business of organizing holidays/vacations to places in such a way that the tourists cause as little damage as possible to the local environment: the rise of ecotourism in Turkey.
az: ekoturizm
ru: экотуризм

ecotourist noun

az: ekoturist

ru: экотурист

ecstasy [ˈekstəsi]

ecstasies (a feeling of) very great joy or other overwhelming emotion: The sweet melody filled him with ecstasy.
az: ekstaz, cuşa gəlmə
ru: экстаз

2 (no plural) a narcotic drug
az: ekstazi
ru: экстази

ecstatic [-ˈstӕ-] adjective

He was in an ecstatic mood after winning the championship.
az: ekstatik, vəcdə gəlmiş
ru: экстатический

ecstatically adverb

The teenage crowd screamed ecstatically when the band walked onto the stage.
az: cuşa gəlmiş

ru: экстатически

ectoplasm [(British)ektouˌplæzəm; (American) ˈektəˌplæzəm] noun

1 (biology) the clear outer layer of the cytoplasm (= a jelly-like substance between the membrane and nucleus) of a cell.
az: ektoplazma
ru: эктоплазма

2 a thick sticky liquid that supposedly comes out of the body of a medium who is communicating with the spirit of a dead person.
az: emanasiya

ru: эманация

ecumenical [iːkjuˈmenikəl, (American) ek-] adjective

bringing together branches of the whole Christian church: an ecumenical church.
az: dünyəvi; ümumdünya

ru: вселенский

eczema [ˈeksimə] noun

(medical) a type of skin disease in which there is an itchy rash: a severe case of eczema.
az: ekzema

ru: экзема

eddy [ˈedi] noun (plural ˈeddies)

a current of water or air running back against the main stream or current.
az: burulğan
ru: водоворот; вихрь
♦ verb

to move round and round: The water eddied round the pier; The crowds eddied to and fro in the square.
az: fırlanmaq

ru: крутиться

edge [edʒ] noun