explores
Araştırıyor
definition
verb
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travel in or through (an unfamiliar country or area) in order to learn about or familiarize oneself with it.
translation of 'explores'
verb
muayene etmek,
kontrol etmek,
araştırmak,
keşfetmek
example
The first article 'explores' the struggles associated with the implementation of acquisition policy.
The author 'explores' in depth the obstacles they confronted and the strategies they employed to survive and even prosper.
To sustain this thesis, this essay 'explores' three interrelated issues.
The play 'explores' at length the motives that might cause someone to perpetrate such deeds.
It understands and 'explores' the world through touch, and it has a vast repertoire of non-verbal forms of communication.
The exhibit also 'explores' how the structures affect the world around them.
The exhibit also 'explores' how designers double as producers, working to initiate ideas and make them concrete.
Gingerly he 'explores' them with his fingers and is relieved to discover them merely tightly bandaged.
He opened his mouth to protest again but she was searching for words while her finger 'explored' the rust on his car.
There is a group of minerals, as the Minister will well know, that are the property of the Crown and the Crown can grant licences to others to 'explore for' those minerals.
In consultation with university administrators, the board encouraged foundation leaders to 'explore' options.
One of the companies 'exploring for' minerals is searching for zinc and hoping to find other by-products.
As far as I'm concerned, most lovers don't spend enough time touching, discovering and 'exploring' each other.
Our numerical study reveals three remarkable features, which we 'explored' using theoretical considerations.
I spent a lot of time trekking through the jungle, 'exploring' uncharted areas and meeting primitive tribes, some were friendly but more often than not they were unfriendly.
I 'explore' this issue by discussing how actions and events are to be individuated, focusing on problem cases which raise difficulties concerning the location or time of occurrence of an action or an event.
One perforation resolved on conservative management with nasogastric feeding and the other was successfully 'explored' and surgically repaired.
As the story unfolds, she then responds to the children's comments and allows the toddlers to 'explore' the book by touching.
Many businesses have yet to fully 'explore' the possibilities of their web sites and the Internet.
To be fair, some of the area has yet to be 'explored for' minerals.
In hospital, he was given a blue toy truck to hold before his operation, his small hands touching, probing, 'exploring' the size of it, the shape of it.
Psychologists and other social scientists are actively 'exploring' issues like these.
Her hands slipped under his shirt touching, 'exploring' every muscle.
More research is urged to 'explore' the possibility of future collaboration between proprietary schools and community colleges.
The baby proceeded to 'explore' Nicholas, poking his face and tugging on his hair, giggling the entire time.
The leaders discussed jointly 'exploring for' undersea resources in the Gulf of Tonkin, known in China as the Beibu Gulf.
She encourages her audience to touch and 'explore' her artwork.
It makes a good base for 'exploring' the gorge area as well as to have a soak in the relaxing hot springs.
We are having an organising conference on the 24th of November to 'explore' which way we can use this.
Yet, it was always on my mind while 'exploring for' minerals around Challis.
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