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61 holiday clothes
n. bayramlık elbise, bayramlık -
62 innocent of clothes
adj. elbisesiz, çıplak -
63 night clothes
yatak kıyafeti -
64 old clothes shop
eskici dükkânı -
65 plain clothes man
sivil polis -
66 small clothes
kısa pantolon, iç çamaşırı, çocuk elbisesi -
67 suit of clothes
takım elbise, tayyör, kostüm -
68 swaddling clothes
n. kundak -
69 take off one's clothes
v. soyunmak -
70 taking off one's clothes
n. soyunma -
71 wash the clothes
v. çamaşır yıkamak, çamaşırları yıkamak -
72 when can i have my clothes back
giysilerimi ne zaman alabilirimEnglish-Turkish dictionary > when can i have my clothes back
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73 when will my clothes be ready
kıyafetlerim ne zaman hazır olur -
74 winterweight clothes
n. kışlık giysiler -
75 working clothes
iş elbisesi -
76 workout clothes
n. spor kıyafeti -
77 would you please send these clothes to the laundry
bu çamaşırları yıkamaya gönderir misinizEnglish-Turkish dictionary > would you please send these clothes to the laundry
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78 you have wonderful taste in clothes
kıyafet seçiminiz çok zevkli.English-Turkish dictionary > you have wonderful taste in clothes
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79 holiday clothes
bayramlik (giysi) -
80 made-up clothes
hazir giyim, konfeksiyon
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