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1 ölüm cezası
n. death penalty, the supreme punishment, capital punishment, doom* * *death penalty -
2 ölüm
"1. death. 2. way of death, manner of dying. - Allahın emri. 1. God made man mortal. 2. I am not afraid of death (said after one has decided to run a great risk). -e bağlı tasarruflar law dispositions or arrangements which can only be carried out after someone has died. -le burun buruna gelmek to have a close brush with death. - cezası law the death penalty. -e çare bulunmaz. proverb There is no way to avoid death. - dirim dünyası this world. - döşeği deathbed. -ü göze almak to be willing to risk one´s life. - kalım/dirim meselesi a matter of life or death; matter upon which the fate of everything or everyone hinges. - öncesi antemortem. - sessizliği deathly silence. - sıklığı death rate. -üne susamak to court death, gamble with one´s life." -
3 ölüm cezası
capital punishment, death penalty -
4 acı
"1. pain, ache. 2. bitterness, sharpness. 3. grief, sorrow (at someone´s death): Allah bu acıyı unutturmasın! May God spare you more grief! 4. mental pain, anguish, suffering, sorrow. -sını almak /ın/ 1. to take the hot, bitter, or biting taste out of (a food). 2. to stop the pain in (a wound or hurt). 3. to assuage, soothe (a sorrow). -sını bağrına basmak/içine gömmek to hide one´s distress or sorrow. - çekmek/duymak to suffer (physically or mentally). -sını çekmek /ın/ to pay the penalty of, pay for, suffer for. -sını çıkarmak /ın/ 1. to take away the hot, bitter, or biting taste of (a food). 2. to make up for, compensate for. 3. to make (someone) suffer for, make (someone) pay for (a wrong). -sı çıkmak /ın/ to suffer the consequences of, suffer for, pay for (an action) (at a given time): Bunun acısı er geç çıkar. Sooner or later you´ll have to suffer for this. - dil harsh words, biting words; reproach. - gelmek /a/ to hurt, distress. -sını görmek /ın/ to suffer the death of (someone one loves). -sı içine/yüreğine çökmek/işlemek /ın/ 1. to feel acutely the (mental) pain of (something). 2. to be tormented by (a possibility). - katmak/koymak /a/ to add a peppery seasoning to (a food). -sı tepesine çıkmak to suffer acutely (physically or mentally). - yitimi analgesia. "
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