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1 slope
n. yokuş, bayır, eğimli yer, yamaç, eğim, meyil, şev————————v. meyilli olmak, eğimli olmak, eğim yapmak, eğri koymak, şevlendirmek, omuza asmak (tüfek)* * *1. eğim 2. eğimlen (v.) 3. eğim (n.)* * *[sləup] 1. noun1) (a position or direction that is neither level nor upright; an upward or downward slant: The floor is on a slight slope.) bayır, yokuş2) (a surface with one end higher than the other: The house stands on a gentle slope.) meyil, eğim2. verb(to be in a position which is neither level nor upright: The field slopes towards the road.) eğik/meyilli olmak- sloping -
2 slope
v.eğimlen:n.eğim -
3 slope around
v. aylak aylak dolaşmak, boşta gezmek -
4 slope off
kaçmak, arazi olmak -
5 slope around
v. aylak aylak dolaşmak, boşta gezmek -
6 slope off
kaçmak, arazi olmak -
7 slope egimli olmak, egimlenmek, meyilli olmak; sevlenmek; sevlendirmek
yokus, bayir; egim, meyilEnglish to Turkish dictionary > slope egimli olmak, egimlenmek, meyilli olmak; sevlenmek; sevlendirmek
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8 slope failure
sev kirilmasi, topuk kaymasi, sev kaymasi -
9 slope off
kaçmak, sivismak, kaytarmak -
10 ski slope
noun (a snowy slope where people can ski.) kayma bayırı -
11 angle of slope
şev açısı -
12 cause to slope
eğilmesine neden ol -
13 rising slope
artan eğim -
14 at the slope
adv. tüfek omuzda -
15 on the slope
eğik, meyilli -
16 rapid slope
n. dik yokuş -
17 at the slope
adv. tüfek omuzda -
18 on the slope
eğik, meyilli -
19 rapid slope
n. dik yokuş -
20 angle of slope
sev açisi, etek açisi
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