history
Tarih
definition
noun
medieval European history
the study of past events, particularly in human affairs.
the history of Aegean painting
the whole series of past events connected with someone or something.
translation of 'history'
noun
hikâye,
gelişim aşmaları,
geçmiş,
tarih,
kayıtlar
example
Ryman herself now teaches courses based upon dance 'history' , appreciation and dance notation.
Harper tried to rewrite or ignore 'history' this whole campaign, and I must admit he did a pretty fine job.
Men who have a family 'history' of prostate cancer are at higher risk and are more likely to be in the few whose lives are saved.
she has a degree in 'history'
But a historian who lies about 'history' betrays his whole reason for professional existence.
By turning your head, you seemed to take in the whole sweep of Irish 'history' , from the Vikings to the plantation.
a patient with a complicated medical 'history'
The director needs to study social life and 'history' more profoundly and change his course.
An honest answer is that we do not know; that is why we do 'history' and study current events.
It has been the most ill fated weekend of the whole Formula One racing 'history' .
It is worth mentioning this last result in more detail for he worked on a problem which had quite a famous 'history' .
In the whole of Tasmanian 'history' , only one trooper was ever killed by Aborigines.
This was the most important week in the 'history' of the new Conservative Party which she helped create.
Ayn Rand said she studied 'history' to learn how we got here, and philosophy so we'd know where to go.
The second part deals with wars and international affairs whilst the third deals with economic and social 'history' .
Pat, a father of six from Westport Co Mayo, came from a family with a 'history' of heart problems.
my family 'history' is complicated
There are moments in 'history' when the whole fate and future of nations can be decided by a single decision.
Born in Lisbon, he studied 'history' , philosophy, and jurisprudence at the University of Lisbon.
Some cases have a family 'history' of melanoma, suggesting a genetic contribution.
Perhaps he was just losing his marbles; there was a 'history' of insanity in his family.
Never in the 'history' of public welfare has so much been coordinated by so many for so few who spot the difference.
Wouldn't it be great if 'history' as a whole could selectively forget its blemishes?
she wrote a 'history' of the GAA in Kerry
In this role, he has dedicated himself to the study of 'history' more than to theology as such.
Witness the devastation from one of the most destructive events in human 'history' .
In fact the prosecution was dropped; it was a landmark decision in the 'history' of public gambling.
This new three-part series charts the 'history' of magic in Britain.
he's the best player in the 'history' of the club
it has happened many times in 'history'
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