Mar 27, 2005 08:40
19 yrs ago
Turkish term

randıman

Turkish to English Tech/Engineering Manufacturing
Here is an example of where it is used.
RANDIMAN ALABILIYORUZ.
Change log

May 3, 2005 21:44: Özden Arıkan changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"

May 3, 2005 21:45: Özden Arıkan changed "Field" from "Other" to "Tech/Engineering" , "Field (specific)" from "Other" to "Manufacturing"

May 3, 2005 21:48: Özden Arıkan changed "Term asked" from "RANDIMAN" to "rand�man"

Proposed translations

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34 mins
Turkish term (edited): RANDIMAN
Selected

attain higher efficiency, to get better results/yield etc

Randıman means output/yield etc but randıman almak means to attain higher efficiency, or randımanı artırmak :increase efficiency
or get more efficient result
azami randıman: maximum efficiency
Peer comment(s):

agree Özden Arıkan : efficiency is the best fit in a business sense
5 hrs
thanks
agree smyrna : Yes, but how come in a business sense?
10 hrs
See other Porçöz, English sentence certainly may be constructed freely but here radıman almak is idiomatic even in common sense we may use "we get better results with/from" or if it describes a business result it may be constructed with efficient/cy
agree Sukran Ileri
1 day 3 hrs
agree Nizamettin Yigit
2 days 15 hrs
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5 mins
Turkish term (edited): RANDIMAN

Output, yield or production

...according to my Langenscheidt Standard Turkish Dictionary.
Peer comment(s):

agree Serkan Doğan
2 hrs
teşekkürler
agree Emine Fougner
8 hrs
teşekkürler
agree smyrna : Yes, in a way.
11 hrs
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+3
44 mins
Turkish term (edited): RANDIMAN

productivity/performance ........ depends on context

Randiman comes from the French word "rendement" having various meanings : yeld (farming); output (production);productivity (factory); efficiency (machine, worker);performance (sport)
Peer comment(s):

agree Selcuk Akyuz
5 hrs
thank you Selcuk
agree smyrna : that's it!
10 hrs
çok mersi !
agree Ayse Campbell
1 day 8 hrs
thank you Ayse
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