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21 dikkat göstermek
v. favor, favour [Brit.] -
22 iltimas
n. favoritism, favouritism [Brit.], favor, favour [Brit.], pull, pie -
23 iyilik etmek
v. do a favor, favor, favour [Brit.], be good towards, oblige -
24 kayırma
n. protection, backing, favor, favour [Brit.], pull, shadow -
25 kayırmak
v. protect, back, show favor, favor, favour [Brit.], enlist -
26 kayırmamak
v. (neg. form of kayırmak) protect, back, show favor, favor, favour [Brit.], enlist -
27 sevilme
n. being loved, being liked, favor, favour [Brit.] -
28 taraftarlık
n. favour [Brit.], favor -
29 yardımda bulunmak
v. favour [Brit.], favor -
30 şereflendirmek
v. favor, favour [Brit.], grace, reflect credit upon smb. -
31 şereflendirmemek
v. (neg. form of şereflendirmek) favor, favour [Brit.], grace, reflect credit upon smb. -
32 Şeref nişanı
n. favour [Brit.], favor -
33 gözde
"favourite, popular, in favour; mistress" -
34 gözden düşmek
to fall from favour, to come down, to fall into disfavour -
35 iltifat
"kind treatment, favour; compliment" -
36 iltimas
protection, patronage, favour, favor, favouritism, favoritism -
37 iltimas etmek
to favour, to protect -
38 iyilik
"goodness; kindness, favour, favor, benefaction; good health; benefit, advantage" -
39 iyilik etmek
to do (sb) a favour -
40 iyilik yapmak
to do sb a favour
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