English-Azerbaijani dictionary

abiotic [ˌeibaiˈotik] adjective

(biology) not involving or derived from living organisms; physical rather than biological: Abiotic factors in the environment such as low soil fertility affect plant growth.
az: qeyri-üzvi, cansız

ru: абиотический

abject [ˈӕbdʒekt] adjective

1 (formal) miserable; wretched: abject poverty.
az: səfil, yazıq, kasıb
ru: жалкий

2 (formal) an abject apology shows that you are ashamed of your behaviour/behavior: He was forced to make an abject apology for his insensitive remarks.

az: müti, utancaq, fağır
ru: смиренное извинение

abjectly adverb

They were living abjectly in wooden shacks.

az: kasıbcasına, alçaldılmış şəkildə  

ru: униженно

ablaze [əˈbleiz] adjective

1 burning strongly: The building was ablaze when the firemen arrived.
az: alov içində, alovlanan
ru: пылающий

2 very bright: The stadium's lights were ablaze.

az: parlaq, parıldayan, gur

ru: сверкающий

able-bodied adjective

physically strong and healthy in contrast to someone who is disabled: All able-bodied men between 18 and 30 were forced to join the army

az: sağlam

ru: здоровый; физически годный к военной службе

ably adverb

skilfully/skillfully or well: We were ably assisted by a team of experts.

az: bacarıqla

ru: умело

abnormal [ӕbˈnoːməl] adjective

not normal: His behaviour/behavior is abnormal for a child of his age.
az: anormal, qeyri-normal
ru: ненормальный

abnormality [-ˈmӕ-] noun

a genetic abnormality.

az: anormallıq

ru: аномалия

abnormally adverb

an abnormally large amount of calcium in the blood.
az: anormal şəkildə

ru: аномально

aboard [əˈboːd] adverb, preposition

on(to) or in(to) (a means of transport): He made us really feel that his boat was our home while we were aboard; He went aboard the ship/train/aircraft.

az: (gəmi, təyyarə, qatar və s.) -da, -də

ru: на борт; в поезд

abode [əˈboud] noun

(formal) the place where you live: He gave his address as 'no fixed abode'; Welcome to my humble abode.
az:  yaşayış yeri, iqamətgah, mənzil

ru: место жительства

abolish [əˈboliʃ] verb

to put an end to (a custom, law etc): When was the death penalty abolished in this country?
az: ləğv etmək
ru: отменять

abolition [ӕ-] noun

the abolition of slavery.
az: ləğv

ru: отмена

abominable [əˈbominəbl] adjective

very bad; terrible: What abominable weather! It never seems to stop raining.
az: iyrənc, murdar

ru: отвратительный

See also:

abominably adverb

The two teams played abominably for some unknown reason.

az: bərbad, olduqca pis

ru: отвратительно