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chain
/tʃeɪn/
noun
Birbirine bağlı metal halka veya zincir halkalarından oluşan bir dizi
A series of connected metal rings or links used for fastening, pulling, or supporting.
- The dog was tied up with a heavy chain.
- She wore a gold chain around her neck.
- The bicycle chain needs to be oiled.
- The pharmaceutical supply chain involves multiple stages from raw material sourcing to distribution in healthcare facilities worldwide.
- Biochemists study the amino acid chain structure to understand how proteins fold into their functional three-dimensional configurations.
- Economic historians trace the chain of events that precipitated the financial crisis in the early twentieth century.
noun
Birbirine bağlı şeyler veya olayların dizisi
A sequence of connected things or events.
- The police uncovered a chain of evidence linking him to the crime.
- A chain of events led to the company's downfall.
- The mountain chain stretches for hundreds of miles.
noun
Aynı sahiplik altındaki mağazalar, oteller veya işletmeler grubu
A group of stores, hotels, or businesses under the same ownership.
- She works at a chain of coffee shops.
- The hotel chain operates in 50 countries.
- That restaurant chain is expanding rapidly.
verb
Zincirle bağlamak veya sabitleştirmek
To fasten or secure with a chain.
- They chained the gate to prevent intruders.
- The prisoner was chained to the wall.
- Make sure you chain your bike to the rack.