English-Azerbaijani dictionary

Christmas Eve noun

December 24: Children traditionally hang up stockings on Christmas Eve for Santa Clause to fill with presents.
az: milad axşamı; xaçaçuran axşamı

ru: сочельник

Christmas pudding noun

a rich steamed pudding containing dried fruit, spices, and brandy which is eaten at Christmas: The Christmas pudding was decorated with a pair of holly leaves.

az: milad pudinqi

ru: рождественский пудинг

Christmas stocking noun

a long sock which children hang up in their houses on Christmas Eve for Santa Claus to fill with small presents while they are asleep: The children hung their Christmas stockings up outside their bedroom doors.
az: milad corabı
ru: чулок для рождественских подарков детям

Christmas tree noun

a (usually fir) tree on which decorations and Christmas gifts are hung: Terry halped me to decorate the Christmas tree.
az: milad ağacı

ru: рождественская ёлка

chromatic [krəˈmӕtik, (American) krou-] noun

also chromatic scale 

(music) a series of musical notes, each separated from the next by a semitone: She taught me how to play the chromatic scales.
az: xromatik qamma
ru: хроматическая гамма

chrome [krəum] noun

an alloy of chromium and steel used for car fittings: The tuning keys on this guitar are made of chrome.
az: xrom

ru: хром

chromium [ˈkrəumiəm] noun

(chemistry) (symbol Cr) a metallic element used in various metal alloys: chromium-plated bathroom fittings.
az: xrom

ru: хром

chromosome [ˈkrouməˌsoum] noun

(biology) one of the thread-shaped structures that are found in the central part (= nucleus) of living cells and contain genes: Human cells have 23 pairs of chromosomes.
az: xromosom

ru: хромосома

chronic [ˈkronik] adjective

(especially of a disease) lasting a long time: a chronic illness.
az: xronik, uzunsürən
ru: хронический

chronically adverb

a chronically ill patient.
az: xroniki

ru: хронически

chronicle [ˈkronikl] noun

a record of (especially historical) events in order of time: He wrote a chronicle of world history, from the creation up until his own time in 18 books.
az: xronika
ru: хроника
♦ verb

to make such a record: He chronicled the event in letters to his parents
az: anbaan qeydə almaq; salnamə yazmaq
ru: вести хронику

chronicler noun

a chronicler of daily life in 19th century England.
az: salnaməçi

ru: летописец

chronological [kronəˈlodʒikəl] adjective

arranged or described according to the order in which things happened: The albums are listed in chronological order of year of original release.
az: xronoloji, ardıcıl
ru: хронологический

chronologically adverb

The books are chronologically arranged, according to the dates of their publication.

az: ardıcıllıqla, xronoloji

ru: хронологически

chronology [krəˈnolədʒi] noun (plural chronologies)

(a list illustrating) the order of events in time: a chronology of Japanese history.
az: ardıcıllıq, xronologiya 
ru: хронология