What does özgül ağırlık in Turkish mean?

What is the meaning of the word özgül ağırlık in Turkish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use özgül ağırlık in Turkish.

The word özgül ağırlık in Turkish means weight, ağırlık, yük, ağırlık, yük, balast, ağırlık, gemiye ağırlık veren demir, çok ağır olma, ağırlık, tembellik, miskinlik, ağırlık, yavaşlık, ağırlık, ağırlık, ağırlık, sıkıntı, ağırlık, ağırlık, ağırlık, ağırlık, ağırlık, ağırlık, ağırlık koymak, ağırlık merkezi, kütle merkezi, karşı ağırlık, (ağırlık ölçüsü) dört gram, dirhem, ağırlık yapmak, yer vermek, brüt ağırlık, ağırlık çalışma, halter çalışma, ağırlık/yavaşlık, ağır hareket etme, (ağırlık ölçüsü) pound, ağırlık kaldırmak, ağırlık kaldırmak, 28,35 gramlık ağırlık birimi, ons, 454 gramlık ağırlık birimi, libre, 6.3 kiloluk ağırlık ölçüsü, boş ağırlık, dara, ağırlığında olmak, (ağırlık) gelmek/çekmek, ağırlık elemanı, ağırlık uygulamak, ağırlıkla bastırmak, ağırlık çalışması, önem, ehemmiyet, ağırlık çalışan sporcu, ağırlık kaldırma. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word özgül ağırlık

weight

ağırlık

(countable (relative heaviness)

Measure the weight of these two objects and tell me which one is heavier.

yük, ağırlık

(load)

Eşek, ağır yük taşıyabilen bir hayvandır.
The donkey can carry a heavy burden.

yük

(weight)

Üzerimdeki ağırlık bir türlü kalkmak bilmiyor.
She carried the heavy load up the hill.

balast, ağırlık, gemiye ağırlık veren demir

(weight used to stabilize ship)

That ship uses gravel as a ballast.

çok ağır olma, ağırlık

(great weight)

Greg couldn't bear the heaviness of the backpack any longer.

tembellik, miskinlik

(lethargy)

Betty's sluggishness was caused by her medication.

ağırlık

(weight or bulk)

There's nothing like the heft of a good steel knife.

yavaşlık

(being slow)

The slowness of the service at that restaurant is unacceptable.

ağırlık

(uncountable (heaviness)

Its weight was sufficient to hold the door open.

ağırlık

(weight)

The burden of his heavy backpack was hard on his knees.

ağırlık, sıkıntı

(figurative (heavy feeling)

My oppression lifted when the weather improved.

ağırlık

(relative weight)

The heaviness of this book is surprising because it's so small.

ağırlık

(countable (measure of weight) (ölçü)

What system of weights and measures do they use in the UK?

ağırlık

(countable (block used with scales) (terazi)

Eski tartılarda, ürünleri tartmak için ufak ağırlıklar kullanılırdı.
Old scales used little weights to balance the goods purchased.

ağırlık

(statistics: coefficient) (istatistik)

The analysis shows that income has considerable weight in who buys expensive cars.

ağırlık

(uncountable (quantity, weight borne)

The pillars of the building support the load of the floors above.

ağırlık

(punishment: severity) (ceza)

ağırlık koymak

(ship: stabilize)

Part of the crew is responsible for ballasting the ship.

ağırlık merkezi, kütle merkezi

(where weight is balanced)

The position of the center of gravity affects the stability of an object.

karşı ağırlık

(weight that balances out another)

Measure the counterweight carefully to get an accurate reading.

(ağırlık ölçüsü) dört gram, dirhem

(weight: 16th of an ounce)

The weight of the sample was three drams.

ağırlık yapmak

(often passive (physically burden, weigh down)

The heavy pack on May's back encumbered her as she climbed the hill.

yer vermek

(give prominence)

Dergi ona birinci sayfada yer verdi.
The newspaper featured her on the front page.

brüt ağırlık

(weight of goods and container)

ağırlık çalışma, halter çalışma

(slang (training weights)

She spent some time pumping iron in the gym.

ağırlık/yavaşlık, ağır hareket etme

(slow rhythm)

We enjoyed the laziness of a summer afternoon.

(ağırlık ölçüsü) pound

(abbr (unit of weight: pound)

ağırlık kaldırmak

(exercise: do weight training)

I go running and lift weights four times a week.

ağırlık kaldırmak

(sport: do weight lifting)

He lifts weights competitively. When they lift weights, weight-lifters wear a belt to protect their back and kidneys.

28,35 gramlık ağırlık birimi, ons

(measure: 28.349 grams)

I need twelve ounces of flour for this cake.

454 gramlık ağırlık birimi, libre

(unit of weight: 454 grams)

I need a pound of courgettes and half a pound of tomatoes for this recipe.

6.3 kiloluk ağırlık ölçüsü

(UK (body weight: 14 lb)

I weigh almost fifteen stone.

boş ağırlık, dara

(empty weight of vehicle) (otomobil, vb.)

First calculate the tare, and then check the weight of the filled vehicle.

ağırlığında olmak, (ağırlık) gelmek/çekmek

(have a given weight)

These apples weigh almost a pound.

ağırlık elemanı

(countable (heavy element in a mechanism)

The weights in this grandfather clock need replacing.

ağırlık uygulamak

(apply weight to)

We weighted the sacks before dumping them overboard.

ağırlıkla bastırmak

(hold down with a weight)

He weighted the papers with the book.

ağırlık çalışması

(lifting barbells for fitness)

He stays in shape by running and doing weight training.

önem, ehemmiyet

(relative importance)

In this test of spoken English, the weighting for accuracy is the same as that for fluency.

ağırlık çalışan sporcu

(athlete who lifts weights)

The weightlifter is training for the Olympic Games.

ağırlık kaldırma

(exercise: weight training)

Weightlifting's excellent for improving the strength of your upper body.

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