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1. landing (of a flight of steps or stairs). 2. platform (entrance or exit area at either end of a bus, streetcar, railway car). 3. (amount of food) which will fill (a specified number of) pans (sahanlar). -
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"1. sole (of a foot or shoe). 2. floor. 3. base; pedestal; foundation. 4. floor (of a valley, river, lake, sea); bed (of a road). 5. flat top (of a hill, mountain, etc.). 6. econ. floor, lower limit or base. 7. math. base, base plane, base line. 8. iron of good quality. 9. prov. roller (used to smooth the surface of a field). - basma a wrestling hold in which a wrestler plants one foot on his opponent´s stomach and twists his opponent´s chin and shoulder. - boya undercoat (of paint). - dağ flat-topped mountain, table mountain. - fiyat/fiyatı the minimum price (set by the state for an agricultural commodity). - halısı large rug (for a room, as opposed to a corridor or flight of stairs). - inciri fig that has been flattened and then dried. -ları kaldırmak colloq. to run fast, run like anything; to run away, make tracks. - kirişi common joist, floor joist. -a kuvvet! colloq. We´ve no choice but to hoof it! -a kuvvet used to indicate walking or running: Oraya tabana kuvvet gittim. I footed it over there. Tabana kuvvet kaçtık. We took to our heels. - patlatmak to walk, hoof it (a long way). - tabana zıt 1. /a/ diametrically opposite (to), antipodal (to). 2. completely dissimilar, totally unlike, very different, antipodal. 3. complete opposite. - tahtası (a) floorboard. - tepmek to walk, hoof it (a long way). -ları yağlamak 1. to get ready to hoof it a long way. 2. to run fast, run like anything; to make tracks, beat it."
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