English-Azerbaijani dictionary

changing room noun

1 (British) a room where people can change their clothes before and after playing a sport; locker room (American)
az: soyunub-geyinmə otağı
ru: раздевалка
2 (British) a room in a shop where people can try on clothes before deciding whether or not to buy them.
az: soyunub-geyinmə otağı
ru: примерочная

channel [ˈtʃӕnl] noun

1 the bed of a stream or other way through which liquid can flow: a sewage channel.
az: kanal

ru: сток

2 a passage of deeper water in a river, through which ships can sail.
az: farvater
ru: фарватер
3 a narrow stretch of water joining two seas: the English Channel.
az: boğaz; kanal
ru: пролив

4 a means of sending or receiving information etc: We got the information through the usual channels.

az: yol; kanal
ru: источник; канал
5 (in television, radio etc) a band of frequencies for sending or receiving signals: BBC Television now has several channels.
az: kanal
ru: канал
♦ verb (past tense, past participle  channelled, (American) channeled)
1 to make a channel in: Water has channelled the earth creating small ravines.
az: kanal açmaq
ru: проводить канал

2 to direct into a particular course: He channelled/channeled all his energies into the project.
az: yönəltmək

ru: направлять (в определённое русло)

chant [tʃaːnt] verb

1 to recite in a singing manner: The monks were chanting their prayers.
az: oxumaq
ru: читать нараспев

2 to repeat (a phrase, slogan etc) over and over out loud: The crowd was chanting ‘Down with the President!’
az: təqti etmək; şüar demək

ru: скандировать

♦ noun

1 (music) a kind of sacred song: The choir was singing a Gregorian chant.
az: dini nəğmə
ru: песнопение

2 a phrase or slogan constantly repeated: ‘Stop the cuts!’ was the chant.

az: təqti etmək; şüarların durmadan deyilməsi

ru: скандирование

chaos [ˈkeios] noun

complete disorder or confusion: The place was in a state of utter chaos after the burglary.
az: xaos; qarışıqlıq
ru: хаос

chaotic [-tik] adjective

Chaotic scenes followed the explosion.
az: xaotik; qatmaqarışıq

ru: хаотичный

chaotically adverb

People were running chaotically in all directions.

az: xaotik; qatmaqarışıq şəkildə

ru: хаотично

chap [tʃӕp] noun

(British, informal) a man: He’s a nice chap.

az: oğlan; cavan; gənc

ru: парень

chapel [ˈtʃӕpəl] noun

1 a place of Christian worship eg attached to an institution: a college chapel.
az: mehrab
ru: капелла

2 a part of a larger church, with its own altar: a side chapel within the church.

az: kiçik kilsə; sovməə

ru: часовня

chaperone [ˈʃӕpərəun] noun

someone, especially an older lady, who accompanies a girl in public: She acted as a chaperone for the young lady.
az: dayə; şaperon
ru: дуэнья
♦ verb

Aunt Teresa chaperoned the two girls at the ball.
az: müşayiət etmək  

ru: сопровождать

chaplain [ˈtʃӕplin] noun

a clergyman attached to a ship, regiment etc: He served as the 10th Marines regimental chaplain.
az: kapellan

ru: капеллан

chapped [tʃӕpt] adjective

(of skin) cracked and rough: chapped lips.
az: çatlaq; çatlamış

ru: потрескавшийся

chapter [ˈtʃӕptə] noun

a main division of a book: There are fifteen chapters in his new book.
az: fəsil
ru: потрескавшийся

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char [tʃaː] verb (past tense, past participle  charred)

to burn or turn black by fire or heat: The wood was charred by the intense heat.
az: kül olmaq; qaralmaq

ru: обугливаться

character [ˈkӕrəktə] noun

characteristic adjective

(opposite  uncharacteristic) typical (of a person etc): He spoke with characteristic shyness; That kind of behaviour/behavior is characteristic of him.
az: özünəməxsus
ru: характерный
♦ noun
a typical quality: It is one of his characteristics to be obstinate.
az: xüsusiyyət
ru: характерная черта