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WordReference English-Turkish Dictionary © 2025: | Temel Çeviriler |
| ahlak | | morals |
| | | manners |
WordReference English-Turkish Dictionary © 2025: Sözlüğün diğer tarafından eşleşen girdiler | Temel Çeviriler |
| character n | (moral quality) | ahlak i. |
| | | haslet i. |
| | The character of my employees is important to me. |
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| amoral adj | (lacking moral sense) | ahlak dışı, amoral s. |
| brigade n | figurative, pejorative (group on moral crusade) (mecazlı, aşağılayıcı) | (ahlâk polisliği yapan) grup, ekip i. |
| | My dad is always moaning about the "politically correct brigade." |
| depravity n | (immorality, corruption) | ahlâksızlık, ahlâk bozukluğu i. |
| | | doğru yoldan sapma i. |
| | | yozlaşma i. |
| | It was shocking to learn that such a respected man was capable of such depravity. |
| didactic adj | (person: moralizing) (kişi) | ahlâk öğreten, ahlâk dersi veren s. |
| | Her didactic manner at family dinners soon became a bore. |
| ethic n | (moral principle, belief) | ahlâk kuralı i. |
| | In accordance with this ethic, we should all give away our wealth. |
| ethics npl | (society: moral code) | ahlâk kuralları çoğ i |
| ethics npl | (personal morals) | (kişisel) ahlâk prensipleri çoğ i |
| ethics n | (study of morals) | ahlâk bilimi, etik i. |
| high-minded adj | (morally principled) | ahlaklı, yüksek ahlak değerlerine sahip s. |
| | The politician is respected for his high-minded attempts to combat online bullying. |
| morals npl | (principles of right and wrong) | ahlak kuralları çoğ. i. |
| | | adap i. |
| | Ian has proved that he has no morals at all. |
| moralist n | (sb preachy) (mecazlı) | ahlak bekçisi i. |
| | | ahlakçı i. |
| | Teachers should be educators, not moralists. |
| morality n | (virtue) | ahlâk, ahlâklılık i. |
| | He is the personification of morality and rectitude. |
| morally adv | (in moral terms) | ahlâk bakımından, ahlâken, ahlâksal açıdan z. |
| | Kant believed that telling a lie is never morally justified. |
| offensive adj | (morally repugnant) | (ahlâk bakımından) kötü, çirkin, iğrenç s. |
| | The broadcaster apologized for his offensive remarks. |
| principle n | often plural (moral tenet) | prensip i. |
| | | ahlâk i. |
| | So, you got your girlfriend pregnant and then left her? Don't you have any principles?! |
| righteousness n | (morality, virtue) | erdem, fazilet i. |
| | | ahlâk, ahlâklılık i. |
| | The church works to instil righteousness in young children. |
| sinful adj | (act: wicked, immoral) (hareket, davranış) | ahlâksız, ahlâk dışı, ayıp s. |
| | | çok kötü/fena s. |
| | | haince, şeytanca s. |
| | Lying to your parents is a sinful thing to do. |
| skank n | pejorative, informal, US (sleazy person) | ahlak yoksunu i. |
| | Those boys are all skanks! I'd avoid them if I were you. |
| squalid adj | figurative (morally repulsive) | (ahlâk bakımından) rezil, iğrenç s. |
| | I've met some squalid politicians before but you beat them all. |
| unethical adj | (immoral) | ahlâksız, ahlâk dışı, ahlâka aykırı s. |
| | Many vegetarians consider killing animals for food unethical. |
| unfairly adv | (unethically) | ahlâk dışı olarak, ahlâksızca z. |
| | Some employers unfairly refuse to hire people from ethnic minorities. |
| vice n | uncountable (moral wrong) | ahlâksızlık, ahlâk bozukluğu i. |
| | Some people fear that modern society is full of vice. |
| Vice n | uncountable (police unit) (polis) | ahlâk masası i. |
| | Some officers from Vice interviewed the sex worker. |
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