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1 rahatsızlık
n. discomfort, uneasiness, disquiet, inconvenience, inquietude, trouble, unrest, annoyance, disease, illness, ailment, indisposition, dysphoria, complaint, discomfiture, discomposure, distemper, disturbance, draft, embarrassment, fidget, harassment* * *1. uncomfortableness 2. ailment 3. discomfiture 4. discomfort 5. disquietude 6. disturbance 7. ailing (n.) 8. disquiet (n.) 9. distemper (n.) 10. ail (n.) -
2 sıkıntı
n. boredom, heebie jeebies, bore, megrims, gloom, the megrims, gloominess, straits, bother, dire straits, botheration, toils, trouble, willies, difficulty, discomfort, distress, adversity, agitation, annoyance, anxiety, doldrums, draft, embarrassment* * *1. tedium 2. annoyance 3. botheration 4. distress 5. dullness 6. embarrassment 7. gloom 8. grievance 9. harassment 10. hardship 11. nuisance 12. onerousness 13. bother (n.) 14. distress (n.) -
3 sıkma
adj. gripping--------n. squeezing, squeeze, pressing, clasp, constriction, extrusion, harassment, wring* * *1. constriction 2. constricting (n.) -
4 sinirlendirme
n. irritation, exacerbation, harassment* * *1. annoying (n.) 2. irritating (n.) -
5 usandırma
n. harassment -
6 cinsel taciz
sexual harassment, molestation -
7 taciz
annoyance, disturbing, harassment -
8 taciz
annoyance, harassment. - etmek /ı/ to annoy, bother, harass. -
9 tacizlik
annoying, bothering, harassment. - getirmek /dan/ 1. to complain about (a pestiferous person). 2. to get fed up with (something). - vermek /a/ to annoy, bother, harass. -
10 takmak
"1. /ı/ to attach, fasten, affix, put (something) on; to pin (something) to; to hang (something) on. 2. /a/ to pick on, single (someone) out for harassment. 3. /a, ı/ to give (a name) to. 4. /a, ı/ to do or diddle (someone) out of (a certain amount of money). 5. /dan/ school slang to fail, flunk. takıp takıştırmak to deck oneself out in jewelry."
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