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1 basmak
"1. /a/ to step on or in, tread on; /ı, a/ to set (one´s foot) on, put (one´s foot) on (a place): Ayağını o ipek halıya basma! Don´t you set foot on that silk rug! 2. /ı, a/ to press (one´s finger, a seal, a mold, a wood block, etc.) on; /a/ to press: Zile bas! Ring the doorbell! 3. /ı, a/ to pack (something) tightly into (a container). 4. /ı/ to print (books, etc.); to coin, strike, mint (coins). 5. (for darkness) to fall. 6. /ı/ (for fog) to descend on, cover. 7. /ı/ (for something undesirable) to cover (a place): Tarlayı sel bastı. Floodwater has covered the field. Bahçenin her yerini ot bastı. Weeds have taken over the garden. 8. /a/ to become, turn (a specified age): Bugün elliye bastı. He turned fifty today. 9. /ı/ to make an unexpected attack on, raid; (for the police) to bust. 10. /ı, a/ to put (air) in (a tire). 11. /ı/ (for a machine) to pump (a liquid) or compress (a gas). 12. /ı/ suddenly to let out (a yell, a curse, a laugh). 13. /ı/ suddenly to deliver (a blow) to, land (a blow) on. 14. /ı/ suddenly to hand in (one´s resignation, a letter of protest). 15. suddenly to feel...: Feci halde uyku bastı. I feel very sleepy. 16. /ı/ to be consumed with: Hocayı öfke bastı. The teacher was consumed with rage. 17. /ı/ to set, put (a hen) on eggs so that she will hatch them. Bas!/Bas git! slang Clear out! Beat it! Get lost! Scram! basıp geçmek /ı/ 1. to pass, overtake, leave (someone, something) behind. 2. just to pass (someone) by, not to stop and visit (someone). basıp gitmek/geçmek colloq. to get up and leave, take off. bastığı yeri bilmemek 1. not to know what one is doing, be out of it. 2. to be overjoyed. bastığı yerde ot bitmemek /ın/ to bring bad luck wherever he/she goes; to blight whatever he/she touches. " -
2 yuvarlanmak
"1. to roll; to turn over and over: Kaya üstümüze doğru yuvarlanıyordu. The boulder was rolling straight towards us. 2. to fall, fall down. 3. colloq. to die suddenly, up and die, kick the bucket suddenly. 4. to be fired, get the sack, get the push. 5. to be rolled (along a surface). 6. to be rolled up. 7. to be rounded, be given a circular or spherical shape. 8. to be sent sprawling (to the ground). 9. (for food, drink) to be downed quickly; (for food) to be put away, packed away, or polished off quickly. yuvarlanıp gitmek to manage or get along in a so-so manner. Yuvarlanan taş yosun tutmaz. proverb A rolling stone gathers no moss." -
3 tepe
"1. hill. 2. top, top part: ağacın tepesinde at/in the top of the tree/on top of the tree. 3. crown, topmost part (of one´s head). 4. crest, crown (of a bird). 5. math. vertex. 6. colloq. the space right beside one: Tepemde dikilme öyle! Don´t stand here breathing down my neck! - altını the gold coins ornamenting a woman´s headdress. - aşağı 1. upside down. 2. headlong, headfirst. -si aşağı gitmek to experience hard times, go downhill, hit the skids; to fail miserably, fall flat on one´s face. -si atmak to lose one´s temper, blow one´s stack. -den bakmak /a/ to view with scorn or disdain, look down on, look down one´s nose at. -sine binmek/çıkmak /ın/ to bedevil (someone) a lot, badger or bug (someone) to death. -sinde bitmek /ın/ 1. to bedevil (someone) a lot, harass, badger, or bug (someone) to death. 2. to appear suddenly before (someone) or at (someone´s) side. -sinde boza pişirmek /ın/ to make (someone) very uncomfortable; to crack the whip over (someone´s) head; to make it rough for (someone). - deliği/mazgalı machicolation. -sine dikilmek /ın/ (suddenly to go up to someone and) to plant oneself right beside or squarely before (him/her). -sinde havan dövmek /ın/ 1. (for people upstairs) to disturb (people downstairs) by making noise, try to bring the ceiling down on (those living downstairs). 2. stubbornly to refuse to let (someone) forget something, continually to remind (someone) of something. 3. constantly to pester (someone) about something. -den inme 1. (an order) which comes from a high official, which comes from one of the big guns. 2. very sudden and unexpected. -sinden (aşağı) kaynar su/sular dökülmek to be left aghast, be stunned, be knocked or thrown for a loop (by an unpleasant event). - saçı scalp lock. -den tırnağa (kadar) from head to toe, from head to foot. -si üstü 1. upside down. 2. headlong, headfirst." -
4 damlamak
v. drip, dribble, blow in, happen in, come in suddenly, drop, drop around, drop in, fall off, trickle, weep* * *drip -
5 damlamamak
v. (neg. form of damlamak) drip, dribble, blow in, happen in, come in suddenly, drop, drop around, drop in, fall off, trickle, weep -
6 dalmak
"to dive, to submerge; to plunge (into); to be engrossed in, to be immured in; to enter suddenly, to dash into, to plunge in; to drop off, to fall asleep; to lose consciousness" -
7 dalmak
"1. /a/ to dive, plunge (into). 2. to become abstracted, become lost in thought; to lose oneself in thought. 3. /a/ to be engrossed in, be absorbed in; to give oneself over to. 4. /a/ to enter (a place) suddenly, plunge into. 5. to fall asleep; /a/ to drop off to (sleep). 6. (for a sick person) to lose consciousness. 7. Turkish wrestling to dive for one´s opponent´s legs. dalıp çıkmak 1. to duck, dive down and then reappear above the surface of the water at short intervals. 2. to take a quick dip, take a short swim. 3. /a/ to frequent (lots of places). dalıp (dalıp) gitmek to be lost in thought." -
8 soğuk
1. cold (as opposed to hot). 2. cold weather, the cold. 3. cold, frosty, unfriendly. 4. (sexually) frigid. - algınlığı path. cold, common cold. - almak to catch cold. -lar bastırmak for the weather to turn cold suddenly. - damga embossed stamp. - davranmak /a/ to behave coldly (towards). - düşmek/kaçmak to fall flat, go over like a ton of bricks. - hava deposu cold-storage depot, cold store. - hava vagonu railway refrigerator car, Brit. refrigerator van. - ısırması chilblains, perniosis. - neva/nevale cold and unapproachable person, cold fish. - renkler cool colors. -la sağaltım cryotherapy. - savaş/ harp cold war. - yakmak /ı/, - vurmak /a/ for the cold to injure (a plant). -
9 uyku
"1. sleep. 2. sleepiness, drowsiness. -su açılmak/dağılmak to become fully awake. -sunu açmak /ın/ to drive away (someone´s) sleepiness. -su ağır heavy sleeper. -sunu almak to have a good night´s sleep, sleep well. - basmak/bastırmak /a/ suddenly to feel very sleepy. -su başına vurmak/- beynine sıçramak 1. to feel logy because of lack of sleep. 2. to be short-tempered owing to lack of sleep. -su bölünmek for (one´s) sleep to be interrupted. - çekmek to sleep a long time; to sleep deeply. -ya dalmak 1. to fall asleep; to doze off. 2. to stop paying attention to what is going on around one. - durak chance to rest, chance to catch one´s breath, breathing spell; moment´s peace: Bende uyku durak bırakmamıştın. You didn´t give me a moment´s peace. -su gelmek to feel sleepy. - gözünden akmak to be very sleepy, be unable to keep one´s eyes open. -su hafif (someone) who is a light sleeper. - hastalığı sleeping sickness. - ilacı soporific, sleep-inducing drug; sleeping pill(s). -su kaçmak 1. to be unable to get to sleep. 2. to be worried, lose sleep. -dan kalkmak to wake up and get out of bed. -da olmak 1. to be unaware of what´s going on. 2. (for a job, a matter) to be on ice for the time being; (for a job, a matter) to be hanging fire. - sersemliği sleepy feeling, grogginess, loginess. - tulumu 1. sleeping bag. 2. person who sleeps a lot, great sleeper. - tutmamak to be unable to go to sleep. -, uykunun mayasıdır. proverb The more you sleep, the sleepier you get./Sleep begets more sleep. -m var. I´m sleepy./I feel sleepy. - vermek to make a person feel sleepy. -ya yatmak to go to bed (in order to sleep). - zamanı bedtime, time to go to sleep."
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