English-Azerbaijani dictionary

analytical [ӕnəˈlitikl] adjective

an analytical approach to solving the problem.

az: analitik (jurnal və s.)

ru: аналитический

analyze

anarchic adjective

an anarchic revolt against traditional values.

az: anarxik

ru: анархический

anarchism noun

revolutionary anarchism.

az: anarxizm

ru: анархизм

anarchist noun

1 a person who believes that governments are unnecessary or undesirable.

az: anarxist

ru: анархист

2 a person who tries to overturn the government by violence.

az: qiyamçı, üsyançı

ru: мятежник

anarchy [ˈӕnəki] noun

1 the absence or failure of government: Total anarchy followed the collapse of the government.

az: anarxiya

ru: анархия

2 disorder and confusion: There was a state of anarchy in the streets.

az: xaos, hərc-mərcilik, qarışıqlıq

ru: хаос

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anathema [əˈnæθəmə] noun

(formal) something you hate because it is the opposite of your principles: The idea of killing animals for food was an anathema to her.

az: nifrət doğuran bir şey

ru: предмет ненависти и осуждения

anatomical [ӕnəˈtomikl] adjective

an anatomical diagram.

az: anatomik

ru: анатомический

anatomically adverb

an anatomically correct model of the human brain.

az: anatomik olaraq

ru: анатомически

anatomist noun

(medical) a person who specializes in anatomy.

az: anatom

ru: анатом

anatomy [əˈnӕtəmi] noun

the science of the structure of the (usually human) body, especially the study of the body by cutting up dead animal and human bodies She is studying anatomy at university.

az: anatomiya

ru: анатомия

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ancestor [ˈӕnsistə, (American) -ses-] noun

a person who was a member of one's family a long time ago and from whom one is descended They dream one day of returning to the land of their ancestors.

az: əcdad

ru: предок

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ancestral [-ˈses-] adjective

their ancestral home.

az: dədə-baba (evi)

ru: наследственный

ancestry noun (plural ˈancestries) 

a line of ancestors coming down to one's parents: He is of noble ancestry.

az: əsil-nəcabət, kök

ru: происхождение

anchor [ˈӕŋkə] noun

1 something, usually a heavy piece of metal with points which dig into the seabed, used to hold a boat in one position a safe place to drop anchor.

az: lövbər

ru: якорь

2 something that holds someone or something steady.

az: uman yer, ümid yeri

ru: якорь спасения

♦ verb
to hold (a boat etc) steady (with an anchor): They have anchored (the boat) near the shore; He used a stone to anchor his papers.

az: lövbər atmaq, bərkitmək

ru: стать на якорь; закреплять

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