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1 kötü
"1. bad. 2. worthless, poor in quality. 3. evil, wicked. 4. angrily; malevolently; maliciously. 5. colloq. really (used as an intensifier): Kötü acıyor. It really hurts. - adam cin. heavy, bad man, villain. - beslenme malnutrition. -ye boğmak /ı/ slang to deceive, trick, cheat (someone). - emilim malabsorption. - günler hard times. - haber tez duyulur. proverb Bad news travels fast. - kadın prostitute, scarlet woman. - kişi olmak to become the target of someone´s/others´ dislike, be regarded as the person who´s in the wrong. - kötü angrily; malevolently; maliciously. - kötü düşünmek to brood, think of troubling things. -ye kullanmak /ı/ to misuse (one´s authority); to abuse, take unfair advantage of. - söz insanı dininden çıkarır, (tatlı söz yılanı ininden çıkarır). proverb Harsh words only make people angry (but sweet words can charm a snake from its hole). - yola düşmek/sapmak 1. to become a prostitute. 2. to stray from the straight and narrow, begin to live immorally." -
2 kasten
adv. intentionally, deliberately, on purpose, with malice aforethought, of malice aforethought, purposely, willfully, maliciously, studiedly, consciously, by design, knowingly, of malice prepense, with malice prepense, wilfully, wittingly* * *1. deliberately 2. intentionally 3. purposely 4. deliberate (adj.) -
3 art niyetle
adv. mala fide, maliciously -
4 inadına
adv. out of spite, purposely, maliciously, from pure spite, just for spite -
5 kötü niyetle
adv. maliciously, with malice aforethought, in bad faith, mala fide, malevolently, malignantly -
6 çekiştirmek
v. criticize maliciously, pick, denigrate, hitch, backbite -
7 çekiştirmemek
v. (neg. form of çekiştirmek) criticize maliciously, pick, denigrate, hitch, backbite -
8 domuzca
"colloq. swinishly; very maliciously." -
9 domuzlaşmak
1. to become malicious. 2. to become maliciously obstinate. -
10 domuzluk
viciousness, persistent malice. - etmek to do something malicious, be maliciously obstinate. -
11 isnat
1. (maliciously false) imputation. 2. attributing, ascribing. - etmek /ı, a/ 1. to impute (something bad) to (someone) (groundlessly). 2. to attribute, ascribe. -
12 kovcu
1. talebearing, (someone) who is a talebearer. 2. maliciously critical, backbiting. -
13 kovlamak
/ı/ 1. to talk maliciously about (someone), run (someone) down. 2. to tell on, inform on. -
14 kovucu
1. talebearing, (someone) who is a talebearer. 2. maliciously critical, backbiting.
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