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1 erinçsizlik
disquiet, unrest, uneasiness. -
2 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.) -
3 endişe
n. concern, fears, care, anxiety, worry, doubt, fear, agitation, angst, apprehension, disquiet, disquietude, disturbance, fret, inquietude, perturbation, preoccupation, qualm, scruple, solicitude, stew, suspense, uneasiness* * *1. anxiety 2. apprehension 3. concern -
4 huzursuzluk
n. disquiet, uneasiness, discomfort, trouble, unrest, disquietude, fermentation, fidget, hump, inquietude, qualm, restiveness, restlessness, sleeplessness* * *1. fidgetiness 2. qualm 3. restlessness 4. uneasiness -
5 kaygı
n. worry, anxiety, care, fear, apprehension, discomposure, disquiet, disquietude, inquietude, perturbation, preoccupation, solicitude, fears* * *1. concern 2. preoccupation 3. self concern 4. worry (n.) -
6 merak
n. curiosity, whim, anxiety, concern, worry, wonderment, interest, hobby, avocation, bug, care, crotchet, disquiet, disquietude, fad, fancy, sensation* * *1. solicitude 2. curiosity -
7 telaşlandır
1. agitate 2. disquiet 3. knock up 4. agitated (v.) -
8 endişelendirmek
v. worry, disturb, disquiet, distress, concern, keep in suspense, fret, perturb, preoccupy -
9 endişelendirmemek
v. (neg. form of endişelendirmek) worry, disturb, disquiet, distress, concern, keep in suspense, fret, perturb, preoccupy -
10 huzurunu bozmak
v. disquiet -
11 endişe vermek
to disquiet -
12 huzursuzluk
uneasiness, unrest, disturbance, disquiet, restlessness, ferment -
13 tedirgin etmek
to discompose, to disquiet -
14 huzur
1. peace of mind, freedom from anxiety. 2. tranquillity, peace, freedom from disturbance or turmoil. 3. presence (of an exalted personage): Sultanın huzuruna çıktık. We came before the sultan. Huzura kabul olunmadı. He was not admitted to see him/her. 4. presence, attendance. -unda in the presence of. - dersi religious discourse held in the sultan´s presence during Ramazan. - hakkı money paid for attending a meeting. -unu kaçırmak /ın/ to make (someone) uneasy, take away (someone´s) peace of mind, disquiet. - ve asayiş peace and security. - vermek /a/ to put (someone) in a tranquil frame of mind, make (someone) feel at peace with the world, give (someone) peace. - vermemek /a/ not to give (someone) any peace, to bother. -
15 huzursuzluk
1. uneasiness of mind, unease, disquiet. 2. lack of tranquillity or peace. -
16 tedirgin
"1. ill at ease, uncomfortable, uneasy; apprehensive; worried, anxious. 2. edgy, tense, nervous. - etmek /ı/ 1. to disquiet, make (someone) feel ill at ease, uncomfortable, uneasy, apprehensive, or worried. 2. to make (someone) edgy, tense, or nervous." -
17 tedirginlik
"1. disquiet, uneasiness; apprehension; worry, anxiety. 2. edginess, tenseness, nervousness."
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