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1 tefekkür
"thinking, thought; consideration, reflection, contemplation, meditation. -e dalmak to be lost in thought, contemplate, meditate. - etmek /ı/ to think about; to consider, reflect on, contemplate." -
2 düşünmek
v. think, give thought to, think of, conceive, imagine, remember, reck, give a thought, be pensive, allow, balance, bethink oneself, cerebrate, cogitate, consider, consult, contemplate, deliberate, envision, excogitate, fancy, figure, intend* * *think -
3 seyretmek
v. watch, look at, view, see, behold, contemplate--------seyretmek (gemi)v. clear* * *watch -
4 süzmek
v. strain, filter, filtrate, drain, bolt, clarify, contemplate, eye, infiltrate, leach, measure, percolate, settle* * *1. sieve 2. filter -
5 tasarlamak
v. plan, project, design, contrive, propose, purpose, think up, think out, architect, blue print, calculate, cast about, cast around, contemplate, devise, draft, draught, fix, forecast, incubate, mean, meditate, premeditate, ruminate, scheme* * *1. design 2. devise -
6 dalmak
v. dive, plunge, rush in, rush into, break into, bounce, nip in, sink, sink into, lose oneself in, be absorbed in, meditate, barge, bathe, break, conk, contemplate, dip, drop, drowse off, duck, engross, groove, jut into, muse, pitch into, plummet -
7 dalmamak
v. (neg. form of dalmak) dive, plunge, rush in, rush into, break into, bounce, nip in, sink, sink into, lose oneself in, be absorbed in, meditate, barge, bathe, break, conk, contemplate, dip, drop, drowse off, duck, engross, groove, jut into, muse, pitch into, plummet -
8 düşünmemek
v. (neg. form of düşünmek) think, give thought to, think of, conceive, imagine, remember, reck, give a thought, be pensive, allow, balance, bethink oneself, cerebrate, cogitate, consider, consult, contemplate, deliberate, envision, excogitate, fancy, figure, intend -
9 niyet etmek
v. intend, aim, mean, have in mind, contemplate, propose, purpose, will -
10 seyretmemek
v. (neg. form of seyretmek) watch, look at, view, see, behold, contemplate -
11 süzmemek
v. (neg. form of süzmek) strain, filter, filtrate, drain, bolt, clarify, contemplate, eye, infiltrate, leach, measure, percolate, settle -
12 tasarlamamak
v. (neg. form of tasarlamak) plan, project, design, contrive, propose, purpose, think up, think out, architect, blue print, calculate, cast about, cast around, contemplate, devise, draft, draught, fix, forecast, incubate, mean, meditate, premeditate, ruminate, scheme -
13 düşünmek
"to think; to think about, to think of, to think over, to think up; to consider; to contemplate; to take into account; to imagine, to conceive, to fancy; to expect; to ponder, to think over; to reflect, to deliberate, to think sth out, to chew sth over; to" -
14 temaşa
"1. viewing, contemplating (with pleasure or relish). 2. play; theatrical production. - etmek /ı/ to view, contemplate (someone, something) (with pleasure or relish)."
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