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1 hampa
accomplice, henchman -
2 suçortağı
accomplice, accessory, accessary, abettor, confederate -
3 yardakçı
accomplice, abettor, accessor, accessary -
4 hemfiil
accomplice. -
5 suç ortağı
adj. confederate* * *1. abettor 2. accessory 3. accomplice 4. complicity -
6 avene
n. accomplice, partner in crime -
7 hampa
slang accomplice, associate, henchman. -
8 hempa
confederate, accomplice. -
9 manitacılık
slang 1. a kind of pocket-picking (whereby one person draws a crowd´s attention while his accomplice picks their pockets). 2. swindling. -
10 omuzdaş
1. accomplice, confederate. 2. pal, mate. -
11 ortak
"1. partner; associate. 2. accomplice. 3. common, held in common, shared. 4. fellow wife (in a polygamous household). - etmek /ı/ to make (someone) a partner, take (someone) on as a partner. - olmak 1. /a/ to participate in, share in. 2. /la/ to become a partner with; to become partners. - ölçülmez sayılar math. incommensurable numbers. - ölçülür sayılar math. commensurable numbers. O- Pazar the Common Market. - tam bölen math. common divisor, common factor." -
12 suç
,-çu 1. offense, blameworthy act. 2. crime. - atmak /a/ to throw or put the blame on. -unu bağışlamak /ın/ to pardon (someone). - işlemek to commit an offense or crime. - olmak to be deemed an offense or crime. - ortağı accomplice, accessory. - yüklemek /a/ to lay the blame on. -
13 yardak
,yardakçı accomplice, henchman (in crime). -
14 yardakçılık
complicity. - etmek /a/ to aid (someone) (in crime), be (someone´s) accomplice or henchman.
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