Meaning of 'moment' in Turkish is: an

moment: an

Noun:

an, lahza, sallamak, anlık, önem, yerçekimi, ağırlık, değer, düşünce, flaş, saat, çan, pırıltı, kırpmak, zaman, muz, Sanat, doku, sinirotu, beceri, dönem, sistem, birleşme, dönüm noktası, kriz, nokta, dakika, fiyat, maliyet, şarj etmek, bölünmüş ikinci.

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Noun(1) a particular point in time,an indefinitely short time,at this time,having important effects or influence,the moment of a couple is the product of its force and the distance between its opposing forces,the n-th moment of a distribution is the expected value of the n-th power of the deviations from a fixed value,brief time period,importance(2) a particular point in time(3) an indefinitely short time(4) at this time(5) having important effects or influence(6) the moment of a couple is the product of its force and the distance between its opposing forces(7) the n-th moment of a distribution is the expected value of the n-th power of the deviations from a fixed value(8) brief time period(9) importance

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(1) It should not be so difficult to say these things, but Sonia has been waiting for the right moment .(2) Your body shakes with excitement right up until the moment you step on stage.(3) He looked away for a moment but returned to steering the cart down the dirt road.(4) He rubbed his hand over his eyes wearily and thought for a moment before replying.(5) I do remember the door opening onto daylight, always a magic moment , and John inviting us all back to his place.(6) Nothing of any importance or moment was really happening, but it appeared to be.(7) Depending on your tastes, it was a golden moment in the history of British music or a cringe-making aural atrocity.(8) come over here for a moment(9) she was back a moment later(10) in a moment(11) The forthcoming convention on the future of a new Europe is going to be a key moment in the development of the EU.(12) He had been laying low for awhile waiting for the right moment to get his revenge.(13) I'll always remember that moment(14) It is therefore of little moment for the affected parties and, derivatively, for social policy.(15) She rolled over onto her stomach and paused, as if she was waiting for the right moment to move.(16) The event marked an historic moment for the school as it was the most money ever raised for a charity.