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1 urıkıkı
Clamor and shouting -
2 urıkıkı
Clamor and shouting -
3 curcuna
1.hullabaloo, hubbub, clamor, babel, din. 2. Turkish mus. a rhythmic pattern or the dance associated with it. -ya çevirmek/ döndürmek/vermek /ı/ to fill (a place) with a clamor of voices. -ya kalkmak slang to start a brawl. -yı koparmak to begin to raise a hullabaloo. -
4 gürültü
"1. noise (loud, harsh, confused, or undesired sound); clamor, hubbub. 2. uproar, hubbub. 3. noisy quarrel, row, ruckus, rumpus, fracas. - çıkarmak/etmek/yapmak 1. to make a noise; to create a hubbub. 2. to create an uproar. 3. to raise a row, raise a ruckus. -ye gelmek to get lost in the shuffle. -ye getirmek/boğmak /ı/ 1. to cause (something) to be lost in the confusion. 2. to get (something) by distraction or by taking advantage of a confusion. -ye gitmek 1. to get lost in the shuffle. 2. to suffer punishment or loss through no fault of one´s own. - koparmak 1. to start a clamor, start an uproar. 2. to raise a row, start a ruckus. -ye/patırtıya pabuç bırakmamak not to be easily intimidated by mere threats. - patırtı noise, commotion, noisy confusion. -ye/patırtıya vermek /ı/ to set (a place) in an uproar." -
5 feryat
n. cry, wail, outcry, scream, bellow, clamor, clamour [Brit.], howl, jeremiad, lamentation, ululation* * *1. jeremiad 2. wail (n.) 3. bawl (n.) 4. shriek (n.) -
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n. rumble* * *1. bobbery 2. clamour 3. fracas 4. hullabaloo 5. loud noise 6. loudness 7. noise 8. rumpus 9. sequelch 10. squelch 11. tumult 12. uproar 13. clamor (n.) 14. din (n.) -
7 gürültü et
1. clamor (v.) 2. din (v.) -
8 yaygara
n. bluster, clamor, clamour [Brit.], fuss, hoi polloi, hoo ha, hullabaloo, shouting, shriek* * *squall (n.) -
9 zorlamak
v. bludgeon, bully, clamor down, coerce, compel, constrain, cow smb. into, cozen, drag in, drive, edge on, enforce, exact, force, impel, impose, impress, lean upon, obligate, outrage, press, pressure, push, push smb. for, railroad--------press gang smb. into doing smth., twist smb.'s arm* * *1. force 2. oblige -
10 arbede
n. commotion, affray, tumult, clamor -
11 gürültü etmek
v. make noise, be too noisy, clamor, clamour [Brit.], crash, din, noise, pother, racket, vociferate -
12 haykırma
n. shouting, bawling, clamor, clamour [Brit.], ejaculation, whoop -
13 karışıklık
n. confusion, disorder, riot, chaos, mess, mix up, bedlam, bungle, cataclysm, clamor, clamour [Brit.], clutter, commotion, complexity, complication, disarrangement, disorderliness, disorganization, disturbance, dogs dinner, embroilment, ferment--------misrule -
14 patırtı
n. noise, clamor, clamour [Brit.], row, sound and fury, tumult, ado, bang, charivari, clatter, coil, disorder, dustup, fracas, plump, riot, roughhouse, rumpus, stir, to-do, welter -
15 yaygara koparmak
v. clamor, clamour [Brit.], cut up rough, fuss, make a fuss, make a noise, squall -
16 yaygarayla istemek
v. clamor down -
17 zorlamamak
v. (neg. form of zorlamak) bludgeon, bully, clamor down, coerce, compel, constrain, cow smb. into, cozen, drag in, drive, edge on, enforce, exact, force, impel, impose, impress, lean upon, obligate, outrage, press, pressure, push, push smb. for, railroad -
18 çağ çuğ
There arose a clamor and an uproar -
19 çoğı
IOnly used pairedIIClamor -
20 çağ çuğ
There arose a clamor and an uproar
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