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1 merak
"curiosity; great interest, concern, passion; anxiety, solicitude, worry" -
2 merak
",-kı 1. curiosity. 2. great interest in, great liking for; passion for (something). 3. being particular or fastidious about. 4. anxiety, worry. -ta bırakmak /ı/ to leave (someone) worried, put (someone) into an anxious state. -tan çatlamak 1. to burst with curiosity. 2. to be filled with anxiety. - etme! colloq. Don´t worry! - etmek /ı/ 1. to be curious (about). 2. to be anxious (about). - getirmek to suffer from melancholia. -ı kalkmak 1. for a feeling of sadness or melancholy to descend upon (someone). 2. to become filled with curiosity. - olmak /a/ to become the object of (someone´s) curiosity or interest. -ı olmak /a/ to be greatly interested in; to have a passion for. - sarmak/sardırmak /a/ to develop a great interest in; to develop a passion for." -
3 merak
n. curiosity, whim, anxiety, concern, worry, wonderment, interest, hobby, avocation, bug, care, crotchet, disquiet, disquietude, fad, fancy, sensation* * *1. solicitude 2. curiosity -
4 antika
adj. old world, from the past, from former times (especially Europe); antiquarian, antique; queer; eccentric, kooky, quaint; crusted--------n. antique, curiosity, curio* * *1. ancient 2. antique 3. curio -
5 ilgi
n. relation, connection, attachment, involvement, interest, affinity, concern, attention, liking, bearing, care, connexion, curiosity, pertinence, reference, regard, relationship, relativeness, relevance, relevancy, respect, solicitude, sympathy* * *1. affinity 2. rapport 3. concern (n.) 4. interest (n.) -
6 ilginç şey
n. curiosity, curio -
7 merakını uyandırmak
v. whet one's curiosity -
8 tuhaf tip
n. weirdo, odd fellow, odd fish, screwball, case, curiosity, curio, fruitcake, oddity -
9 merak
[T merak, from Ar maraq]: curiosity, interestA Concise Gagauz Dictionary with etymologies and Turkish, Azerbaijani and Turkmen cognates > merak
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10 meraktan
out of curiosity -
11 acibe
strange thing, curiosity. -
12 bakmak
"/a/ 1. to look at; to gaze at; to look; to gaze. 2. (for a place, a building) to face, overlook, look out on, or have a view of. 3. to look after, take care of (a child, a sick person, a thing). 4. to look to, depend upon (someone) (for nurture and material support). 5. to look (someone, something) over, have a look at, take a look at, examine, check, check out; to test, try. 6. to attend to, tend to, see to, mind. 7. (for one color) to verge on, shade into (another). 8. to pay attention to, heed, listen to. 9. (for something) to require (a specified amount of time, money, etc.). 10. (for a project) to require, take (a specified thing) (if it is to be realized). 11. to go and see where (someone) is, go and find (someone). Bak! 1. See!: Bak, tam söylediğim gibi oldu! See! It´s happened just as I said it would. 2. /a/ Will you just look at...?/Just look at...!/Do you see...?/Get a load of...! (used to show amazement, anger, disapproval): Bacaklara bak! Get a load of those legs! Bak bak! Just look!/Just listen! (used to show amazement): Bak bak, neler söylüyor! Can you believe he´s saying this? Bakalım!/ Bakayım! 1. I don´t know if.../I wonder if... (emphasizes a doubt): Bakalım bu iş olacak mı? Is this really going to happen? 2. Come on and..., Now... (used with an encouraging imperative): Anlat bakalım! Now tell me about it! 3. Well you´d better...! (used with a threatening imperative): Anlat bakalım! Well, you´d just better explain it! 4. Let´s see... (used to indicate a desire to know, a curiosity): Gelir mi bakalım? Let´s see if she comes. bakarak /a/ compared to/with, by comparison with, in comparison with: Ona bakarak sen dâhisin. You´re a genius compared to him. bakarsın It might happen that...: Kendisine sor, bakarsın kabul eder. Ask him; he just might go along with it. Onu sakla, bakarsın lazım olur. Keep it; it just might come in handy. Sakalını tıraş et, bakarsın bugün müdür gelir. Shave; the principal just might come around today. baktıkça bakacağı gelmek to become more interested the more one looks at (someone, something). Baktım ki.... If I see that.../If I understand that.../If...: Kendisiyle konuşurum. Baktım ki kızıyor, hemen çekip giderim. I´ll talk with him. If he gets angry, I´ll leave straightaway. Bakar mısınız?/Bakar mısın? Come here, please. (usually used to get the attention of a waiter, waitress, or a salesclerk). " -
13 ilgililik
1. relatedness, connectedness. 2. interestedness, curiousness, curiosity. 3. relevancy. -
14 meraklanmak
1. /a/ to worry (about), be anxious (about). 2. for (someone´s) curiosity to be aroused. -
15 meraksızlık
1. lack of anxiety. 2. lack of curiosity, lack of inquisitiveness. -
16 saika
"motive; incentive. -sıyla impelled by..., out of...: Merak saikasıyla oraya gitti. He went there out of curiosity. " -
17 sarmak
"1. /ı, a/ to wind or wrap (one thing) around (another); to wrap (something) up in; /ı/ to wrap, encircle. 2. /ı/ to bandage. 3. /ı/ to surround (a place, someone). 4. /ı/ to cover, spread over, envelop. 5. /ı/ to embrace (someone). 6. /ı/ to wind up, coil up. 7. /ı/ (for something) to interest (someone), excite the curiosity of (someone); (for something) to please (someone), give (someone) pleasure. 8. /a/ (for a vine) to twine around, climb (something). 9. /ı/ to attack (someone) verbally, lay into (someone). sarıp sarmalamak /ı/ to wrap (someone, something) up well. " -
18 tecessüs
1. prying curiosity, nosiness, snoopiness. 2. spying. - etmek /ı/ 1. to inquire pryingly (about), ask prying questions (about). 2. to spy (on). -
19 çatlamak
"1. to crack, split. 2. (for skin) to crack, chap. 3. /dan/ to be near death or die from (overeating, overdrinking, fatigue, or excessive crying). 4. /dan/ to be consumed by, be eaten up with (jealousy, curiosity, or loneliness); to be ready to explode from, feel like screaming because of (boredom or anger); to be crushed by (grief). 5. (for a wave) to break. çatlasa da (patlasa da) colloq. no matter how hard he tries, no matter what he does: Çatlasa da patlasa da onun dediğini yapmayacağım. No matter how hard he pushes me, I won´t do what he says. çatlayan dalga breaker. çatlayası colloq. damned, darned."
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