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1 yakından
closely -
2 sıkıca paketlenmiş
closely packed -
3 yakından
adv. close, closely, nearly* * *closely (adv.) -
4 takip
"1. following; pursuing, pursuit; trailing. 2. following, coming after, succeeding. 3. following, taking (someone, something) as one´s example. 4. pursuing (an end, a goal). 5. pursuing, busying oneself with (a matter). 6. following; watching closely; keeping one´s mind on; keeping abreast of. 7. keeping up with, following (a fashion). 8. legal proceedings (especially those initiated against a debtor); prosecution (of a case). - etmek /ı/ 1. to follow; to pursue; to trail. 2. to follow, come after, succeed. 3. to follow, take (someone, something) as one´s example. 4. to pursue (an end, a goal). 5. to pursue, busy oneself with (a matter). 6. to follow; to watch closely; to keep one´s mind on; to keep abreast of. 7. to keep up with, follow (a fashion)." -
5 adeta
adv. nearly, closely, almost; merely, simply, fairly, in fact, so to say, so to speak* * *so to speak -
6 benzer
adj. alike, like, similar, analogous, parallel, same, analogic, analogical, approximate, conformable, congeneric, congenerical, congenerous, connate, correlative, homologous, indistinguishable, kindred, simulant, vicinal--------adv. like, closely, in common, of a piece--------n. look alike, double, stand in, similar, match, like, analogue, counterpart, image, parallel--------pref. homo, homoeo [Brit.], homeo--------prep. like--------like* * *1. akin 2. alike 3. analogous 4. homo 5. look alike 6. similar 7. alike (adj.) 8. like (adj.) -
7 dikkatle
adv. attentively, with care, closely, gingerly, minutely* * *1. carefully 2. intently -
8 sıkıca
adv. tightly, firmly, firm, fast, chock* * *1. tightly 2. tight (adv.) 3. closely (adj.) -
9 hemen hemen aynı
adv. much the same, closely, much of a muchness -
10 sıkı sıkı
adv. tightly, firmly, closely, firm -
11 sık
"dense, thick; frequent; closely; frequently" -
12 sıkışmak
"to be closely pressed together; to move up closer, to move closer together; to get jammed; to be caught (between); to jam; to squash; to be in trouble; to be pushed for sth; to need to urinate" -
13 yakından tanımak
to be closely acquainted with -
14 bağlaşık
1. pol. allied. 2. closely connected, interconnected, intertwined. 3. pol. ally. -
15 et
,-ti 1. flesh. 2. meat. 3. fleshy part of fruit, pulp, sarcocarp. - bağlamak 1. to gain weight. 2. (for a wound) to close. - baltası meat cleaver. - beni a small fatty excrescence on the body. - bezi gland. -i budu yerinde plump. - çalığı botulism. -ine dolgun plump, nicely filled out. -inden et koparmak/kesmek /ın/ to pain, hurt, cause pain (to). -e gömülmek (for a toenail) to become ingrown. - kurdu flyblow, maggot in meat. - lokması a meat dish. -i ne, budu ne? colloq. 1. After all he´s just a child. 2. He´s out of his depth. -i senin, kemiği benim. colloq. Be as rough as you want with him./Don´t spare the rod! (said by a parent to a teacher or master workman). - suyu 1. broth of meat, bouillon, stock. 2. gravy. - tahtası chopping block (for meat). -le tırnak gibi buddy-buddy, closely attached (bosom buddies). - tırnak olmak to become close relatives. - tutmak to gain weight. - tutmamak to stay thin, not to gain weight. - uru wen, fleshy tumor. - yemeği dish of meat. -
16 kapanmak
"1. to close, be shut. 2. to be blocked off. 3. to be covered, be concealed. 4. to be closed down; to be dissolved; to go out of business. 5. /a/ to withdraw (to). 6. /üstüne/ to hunch down (closely) to/over. 7. to be locked up. 8. to veil herself. 9. to come to an end, cease. 10. (for a wound) to heal. 11. (for the sky) to become cloudy. 12. /a/ to seclude oneself in." -
17 kenetli
"1. clamped together; closely united. 2. furnished with clamps." -
18 lokma
1. morsel, bite (of food). 2. a small, round, syrupy friedcake. 3. anat. condyle. 4. a wrench (tool). -sı ağzında büyümek not to have any appetite at all. - dökmek to make lokma (friedcake). -sını dökmek /ın/ to make lokma (friedcake) in memory of (someone who has died). - lokma in small portions, a little at a time. -sını saymak /ın/ to watch closely how much (someone) eats (for fear he will eat too much). -
19 mahrem
"1. confidential, private, intimate. 2. Islamic law (person) so closely related by blood that marriage with him/her is forbidden. 3. (man) who can enter the harem (owing to his being a close relation). 4. confidant; confidante." -
20 Pomakça
"1. Pomak, the Pomak language (a Slavic tongue, closely resembling Bulgarian). 2. (speaking, writing) in Pomak, Pomak. 3. Pomak (speech, writing); spoken in Pomak; written in Pomak."
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Closely — Close ly, adv. 1. In a close manner. [1913 Webster] 2. Secretly; privately. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] That nought she did but wayle, and often steepe Her dainty couch with tears which closely she did weepe. Spenser. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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