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1 ızgara çubuğu
grate bar, grate rod -
2 ızgara
"grate, grating; grill, gridiron; grill, barbecue; grilled" -
3 ızgara yüzeyi
grate surface -
4 ızgara
adj. grilled--------n. grill, griller, gridiron, grate, broiler, grating, grilled meat, grid, grille, riffle* * *1. grid 2. gridiron 3. grill 4. grille 5. raster 6. grating (n.) 7. mesh (n.) 8. grill (n.) 9. broil (n.) 10. grate (n.) -
5 ızgara
1. grill, gridiron, or grid (on which food is cooked). 2. grate, grating (over a drain). 3. grate (for a fireplace or stove). 4. register or vent (for a heating or ventilation system). 5. shipway, ways. 6. grilled or broiled (food). - köfte grilled meat balls. - yapmak /ı/, -sını yapmak /ın/ to grill. -
6 ocak
n. January, stove, oven, fireplace, cooker, fire, furnace, range, grate, hearth, seedbed--------jan--------ocak (ülkü vb.)n. seedbed, seed plot* * *1. burner 2. cooker 3. cookstove 4. firebox 5. flower bed 6. furnace 7. hearth 8. january 9. January 10. kiln -
7 parmaklık
n. rail, railing, bar, guardrail, balustrade, banisters, grating, grill, grille, fence, fencing, grid, hurdle, paling, palisade, rack, trellis--------parmaklık (tahta)n. boarding* * *1. grate 2. guardrail 3. railing (n.) 4. rail (n.) -
8 rendele
1. grating (v.) 2. grated (v.) 3. grate (v.) -
9 sinirlendirmek
v. make angry, get smb.'s dander up, irritate, annoy, put smb. out of temper, aggravate, needle, string up, jangle smb.'s nerves, anger, bugger, disconcert, exacerbate, fret, give the willies, grate, incense, rile, rough the wrong way* * *annoy -
10 şömine
n. fireplace, grate* * *fireplace -
11 zincir ızgara
chain grate -
12 demir parmaklık
n. grate -
13 dişlerini gıcırdatmak
v. gnash one's teeth, grate one's teeth, grit one's teeth, grind one's teeth -
14 gıcırdamak
v. creak, rustle, gnash, clack, grate, grit, groan, jar, squeak, squeal -
15 gıcırdamamak
v. (neg. form of gıcırdamak) creak, rustle, gnash, clack, grate, grit, groan, jar, squeak, squeal -
16 gıcırdatmak
v. gnash, chatter, screech, grate, grind, grit, jar, scrape -
17 gıcırdatmamak
v. (neg. form of gıcırdatmak) gnash, chatter, screech, grate, grind, grit, jar, scrape -
18 kalbur
n. riddle, screen, sieve--------kalbur (maden)n. grate -
19 kulak tırmalamak
v. grate on the ear, rasp, jar -
20 pencere demiri
n. grate
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Grate — Grate, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Grated}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Grating}.] To furnish with grates; to protect with a grating or crossbars; as, to grate a window. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English