English-Azerbaijani dictionary

inaudibly adverb

az: eşidilməyən
ru: неслышно

inaugural adjective

az: açılışla bağlı; giriş

ru: вступительный

inaugurate [iˈnoːgjureit] verb

1 to place (a person) in an official position with great ceremony: an official ceremony to inaugurate the president.
az: təmtəraqla vəzifəyə gətirilmək
ru: (торжественно) вводить в должность
2 to make a ceremonial start to: This meeting is to inaugurate our new Social Work scheme.
az: təntənəli sürətdə başlamaq/qeyd etmək
ru: ознаменовывать
3 to open (a building, exhibition etc) formally to the public: The Queen inaugurated the new university buildings.
az: təntənəli sürətdə açmaq
ru: (торжественно) открывать

inauguration noun

the inauguration of the new president.
az: inaqurasiya, təntənəli açılış
ru: инаугурация; торжественное открытие

inborn [ˈinˈboːn] adjective

natural; possessed by a person from birth: an inborn ability to paint.
az: anadangəlmə

ru: врождённый

inbox [ˈinˌboks] noun

1 (computing) the place in an email program where new messages arrive: My inbox has over 30 emails in it.
az: “poçt qutusu”
ru: ящик входящей почты
2 (American) a container on an office desk where you put documents that you need to deal with; in-tray (British)
az: daxil olan sənədlər üçün qovluq

ru: лоток для входящей корреспонденции

inc written abbreviation

1 short for including or included: £34.99 inc. Tax.
az: daxil; o cümlədən
ru: включая, в том числе
2 short for inclusive: The museum is open from 1st June to 15th September inc.
az: daxil (olmaqla)

ru: c... по..; включительно

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incalculable [inˈkӕlkjuləbl] adjective

not able to be calculated; very great: The oil spill has done incalculable damage to the ocean environment.
az: saysız-hesabsız

ru: неисчислимый

incandescent [inkӕnˈdesnt] adjective

glowing white with heat.
az: közərmiş

ru: раскалённый

incantation [inkӕnˈteiʃən] noun

words said or sung as a spell.
az: ovsun

ru: заклинание

incapability noun

az: bacarıqsızlıq

ru: неспособность

incapable [inˈkeipəbl] adjective

(with of) not able (to do something): She seems incapable of learning from her mistakes.
az: bacarıqsız; bacarmayan
ru: неспособный

incapacity [(British)ˌinkəˈpæsiti; (American)ˌinkəˈpæsitiː] noun

1 (formal) a lack of skill or ability: The flood damage highlighted the government’s incapacity to deal with large-scale disaster management.
az: bacarıqsızlıq, qabiliyyətsizlik
ru: неспособность, невозможность
2 the state of being unable to work or lead a normal life because of illness or weakness: (also adjective)incapacity benefit.
az: əldən düşmə; əmək qabiliyyətini itirmiş

ru: нетрудоспособность

incarnate [inˈkaːnət] adjective

(of God, the devil etc) having taken human form: the devil incarnate.
az: zühur etmiş, canlanmış
ru: воплощённый

incarnation [inkaːˈneiʃən] noun

(the) human form taken by a divine being etc: Most Christians believe that Christ was the incarnation of God.
az: zühur; təcəssüm

ru: воплощение