English-Azerbaijani dictionary

casual [ˈkӕʒuəl] adjective

1 not careful: I took a casual glance at the book.
az: səthi, gözucu

ru: беглый

2 informal: casual clothes.
az: gündəlik

ru: повседневный
3 happening by chance: a casual remark.
az: təsadüfi

ru: попутный

4 not regular or permanent: casual labour/labor.
az: müvəqqəti; keçici

ru: временный

casually adverb

She casually glanced through a magazine.

az: müvəqqəti; keçici

ru: попутно; небрежно

casualness noun

I was surprised by the casualness of his attitude.

az: təsadüf; etinasızlıq

ru: случайность; небрежность

casualty [ˈkӕʒuəlti]  noun (plural ˈcasualties)

a person who is wounded or killed in a battle, accident etc: The fire at the factory resulted in hundreds of casualties.
az: təsadüfən xəsarət alan

ru: (случайно) пострадавший

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casualty department  noun

casuarina [kӕʒuəˈriːnə] noun

a tall, feathery tree with drooping, jointed, green branches and scale-like leaves.
az: kazurina; dəvəquşu ağacı

ru: казурина

cat [kӕt] noun

1 a small, four-legged, fur-covered animal often kept as a pet: a Persian/Siamese cat.
az: pişik

ru: кошка
2 a large wild animal of the same family (eg  tiger, lion etc): the big cats.

az: pişikkimilər fəsiləsi

ru: семейство кошачьих

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cataclysm [ˈkӕtəklizəm] noun

(formal) a violent disaster or upheaval; disaster: The island had suffered the cataclysm of a volcano eruption.
az: kataklizm, təbii fəlakət

ru: катаклизм

cataclysmic adjective

a cataclysmic event.

az: faciəvi; katastrofik

ru: катастрофический

catalog 

catalogue [ˈkӕtəlog] (British)  noun

also catalog [ˈkatəˌlog] (American) 

(a book containing) an ordered list of names, goods, books etc: a library catalogue/catalog; a mail-order catalogue/catalog.
az: kataloq

ru: каталог
♦verb
 to put in an ordered list: She catalogued the books in alphabetical order of the authors’ names.

az: siyahıya almaq

ru: каталогизировать

catalyst [kӕtəlist] noun

1 (chemistry) a substance which causes or assists a chemical change in another substance without itself undergoing any permanent chemical change: Silver is used as a catalyst to convert ethylene into ethylene oxide.
az: katalizator

ru: катализатор

2 someone or something that helps bring about a change: The crisis has acted as a catalyst for long overdue reforms.
az: katalizator

ru: катализатор

catalytic adjective

Copper has a catalytic effect on the oxidation of ferrous iron.

az: katalizator

ru: каталитический

catamaran [kӕtəməˈrӕn] noun

a sailing boat with two parallel hulls: a racing catamaran.
az: katamaran

ru: катамаран

catapult [ˈkӕtəpalt] noun

(British) a small forked stick with an elastic string fixed to the two prongs for firing small stones etc, usually  used by children; slingshot (American): The boys began firing a catapult at the birds.
az: sapand

ru: рогатка
♦ verb

to throw violently: The driver was catapulted through the windscreen when his car hit the wall.
az: kəllə-mayallaq uçmaq

ru: катапультировать(ся)