English-Azerbaijani dictionary

ceremonious [-ˈməu-] adjective

 (opposite  unceremonious) carefully formal or polite: The soldiers had to wear a special uniform on parades and other ceremonious occasions.
az: rəsmi

ru: церемонный

ceremoniously adverb

The awards were presented ceremoniously to recipients by the director of the Technology Center.

az: rəsmi şəkildə

ru: церемонно

ceremony [ˈserəməni, (American) -mouni] noun (plural ˈceremonies)

 1 a sacred or formal act, eg a wedding, funeral etc: a marriage ceremony.
az: mərasim

ru: церемония; обряд
2 solemn display and formality: pomp and ceremony.
az: təşrifat
ru: церемонность

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certain [ˈsəːtn] adjective

1 true or without doubt: It’s certain that the world is round.
az: rəsmi şəkildə

ru: несомненный

2 sure: I’m certain he’ll come; He is certain to forget; Being late is a certain way of losing one’s job.
az: əmin

ru: уверенный

3 one or some, not definitely named: certain doctors; a certain Mrs Smith; (also pronoun)certain of his friends.
az: bəzi

ru: некоторый; некий
4 slight; some: She detected a certain hostility in his manner; We were expecting a certain amount of bad weather.

az: biraz; bir qədər

ru: некоторый

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certainly adverb

1 definitely: I can’t come today, but I’ll certainly come tomorrow.
az: mütləq

ru: непременно
2 of course: You may certainly have a chocolate.
az: şubhəsiz; əlbəttə

ru: конечно
♦ interjection
  of course: ‘May I borrow your typewriter?’ ‘Certainly!’; ‘Certainly not!’
az: əlbəttə; təbii

ru: конечно

certainty noun (plural ˈcertainties)

1 something which cannot be doubted: It’s a certainty that he will win.
az: şübhəsiz; dəqiq

ru: несомненный факт
2 freedom from doubt: Is there any certainty of success?
az: əminlik

ru: уверенность

certificate [səˈtifikət] noun

a written official declaration of some fact: a birth/marriage certificate.
az: şəhadətnamə; vəsiqə

ru: удостоверение; свидетельство

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Certificate of Secondary Education noun

(abbreviation CSE); (formerly in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland) a secondary school leaving certificate (given for each subject) of a lower level than the General Certificate of Education (university entrance).
az: orta təhsil şəhadətnaməsi

ru: аттестат о среднем образовании

certification noun

Certification as a Surgical Technologist demonstrates that the individual meets the national standard for knowledge.
az: sertifikasiya

ru: сертификат

certify [ˈsəːtifai] (past tense, past participle  certified) verb

1 to declare formally (eg that something is true): I certify that I witnessed the signing of the will.
az: təsdiq etmək

ru: удостоверять

2 to declare officially that (someone) is insane: He was certified insane and transferred to a mental hospitel.
az: dəli bilinmək

ru: свидетельствовать душевное заболевание

cervix [(British)ˈsəːviks; (American) ˈsəːrviks] noun (plural  cervices or cervixes)

1 (anatomy) the technical name for the neck.
az: boyun

ru: шея

2 (anatomy) a neck-shaped part of the body, such as the narrow opening at the entrance to a woman’s womb.
az: balalıq boğazı

ru: шейка матки

Caesarean [(British) siˈzeəriən, (American) siˈzeəriːən] noun

also Caesarean section, C-section, Cesarean, Cesarean section [(British) siˈzeəriən ˌsekʃən, ˈsiːˌsekʃən, siˈzeəriən, siˈzeəriən ˌsekʃən, (American) siˈzeəriːən ˌsekʃən, ˈsiːˌsekʃən, siˈzeəriːən, siˈzeəriːən ˌsekʃən] 
(medical) a medical operation in which a baby is born through an opening cut in the woman’s abdomen: The baby was born by Caesarean.
az: qeysər kəsiyi

ru: кесарево сечение

cessation [seˈseiʃən] noun

(formal) stopping or ceasing: the cessation of hostilities at the end of the war.
az: dayandırma

ru: прекращение

cf [ˌsiːˈef] abbreviation

compare; used in writing to refer to something else that should be compared: cf pp.124-57
az: müqayisə etmə

ru: сравни

CFC [ˈsiːˌefˈsiː] abbreviation, noun

short for chlorofluorocarbon; a gas used in fridges and aerosols that damages the Earth’s ozone layer: Many countries have banned the use of CFCs.
az: Freon

ru: фреон