periphery peripheries Etymology :Middle French peripherie, from Late Latin peripheria, from Greek periphereia, from peripherein to carry around, from peri- + pherein to carry; more at BEAR. Pronunciation :p&-'ri-f(&-)rE. Function :noun. Date :1571.
| periphery | çevre Nükleer Bilimler | tr | |||
| periphery | 1. Dış sınır çizgisi veya düzeyi.2. Bir cismin dış yüzü.3. (geom.) bir şeklin çevresi | ry | |||
| periphery | bir şeklin çevresi | tr | |||
| periphery | dış sınır çizgisi veya düzeyi | tr | |||
| periphery | diş kenar | tr | |||
| periphery | bir cismin dış yüzü | tr | |||
| periphery | geom | tr | |||
| periphery | az gelişmiş ülkeler Ticaret | tr | |||
| periphery | taşra Ticaret | tr | |||
| periphery | diş Otomotiv | tr | |||
| periphery | çeper Tıp | tr | |||
| periphery | dış sınır çizgisi | tr | |||
| periphery | Merkezden en uzakta olan diş kenar Diş Hekimliği | tr | |||
| periphery | Dış üyzey veya kenar, periferi Tıp | tr | |||
| periphery | dış kenar | en | |||
| periphery | çember | en | |||
| periphery | muhit | en | |||
| periphery | kenar Otomotiv | en | |||
| periphery | periferi Tıp | en | |||
| periphery | (isim) çevre | tr | |||
| periphery | perifer Biyoloji | tr | |||
| periphery | The outskirts of Oxford City's administrative boundary | en | |||
| periphery | The external surface or boundry of an object The surrounding space or area beyond | en | |||
| periphery | – The part of the body away from the center | en | |||
| periphery | Weakest structural position in the world system | en | |||
| periphery | The outside circumference of a drill | en | |||
| periphery | An administrative division of Greece | en | |||
| periphery | the outside boundary or surface of something | en | |||
| periphery | n the outermost part or region within a precise boundary : a zone constituting an imprecise boundary | en | |||
| periphery | Poor, exploited regions, historically dominated by strong, wealthy countries World-system theory concept denoting militarily weak regions economically dominated by capitalist core, subject to unequal exchange, limited to raw material exports, reliant on labor-intensive production | en | |||
| periphery | The extreme outer edge of part or drawing | en | |||
| periphery | perimeter, circumference; outer border, outer edge isim | en | |||
| periphery | The circumference of a circle, ellipse, or other figure | en | |||
| periphery | The outside or superficial portions of a body; the surface | en | |||
| periphery | If something is on the periphery of an area, place, or thing, it is on the edge of it. Geographically, the UK is on the periphery of Europe, while Paris is at the heart of the continent | en | |||
| periphery | The periphery of a subject or area of interest is the part of it that is not considered to be as important or basic as the main part. The sociological study of religion moved from the centre to the periphery of sociology | en | |||
| periphery | The edge of an awareness cluster--the things and feelings that we have a notion of but can not see clearly This is not part of full awareness, not fixed in a pattern, and not accessible to off-set awareness; and yet it is still there in the cluster and has an influence on it | en | |||
| periphery | The periphery is the outermost part or region within a precise boundary | en | |||
| periphery | The part of a body away from the center, the outer part or surface | en | |||
| peripheries | plural of periphery | en | |||
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