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1 dikmek
I (diker)В, Д1) ста́вить, устана́вливать; втыка́ть, вбива́ть (столбы, шесты и т. п.); водружа́ть (знамя и т. п.)direk dikmek — ста́вить столбы́
şamdana mum dikmek — вста́вить свечу́ в подсве́чник
2) воздвига́ть, сооружа́ть, ста́вить (памятник и т. п.)3) са́жать (растения)II (diker)Вшить; пришива́ть; зашива́ть; подшива́ть; подруба́ть -
2 kisvet
(-ti)а1) оде́жда, костю́мdalgıç kisveti — водола́зный костю́м
2) вне́шний вид◊
kisvetini kendi diker или kisvetini kendi iler — он ни от кого́ не зави́сит
См. также в других словарях:
Diker — Dik er, n. 1. A ditcher. Piers Plowman. [1913 Webster] 2. One who builds stone walls; usually, one who builds them without lime. [Scot.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
diker — noun see dike II … New Collegiate Dictionary
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diker — dik·er … English syllables
diker — … Useful english dictionary
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