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1 ilave nota
grace note -
2 son içki ve kadehi
grace cup -
3 kayra
grace, favour, benevolence lütuf, ihsan, atýfet, inayet -
4 letafet
grace -
5 kayra
grace, favor, benevolence, kindness. -
6 incelik
n. thinness, fineness, slimness, refinement, finesse, delicacy, tact, subtility, touch, politeness, civility, courtesy, daintiness, discretion, elaborateness, fragility, Grace, gracefulness, keenness, niceness, nicety, point, polish, slenderness* * *1. civility 2. delicacy 3. grace 4. nicety 5. slenderness 6. subtlety 7. thinness -
7 süsleme
n. decoration, decor, adornment, ornamentation, ornament, trimming, trim, embellishment, enrichment, figuration, molding, moulding, Grace, grace note* * *1. decoration 2. decorativeness 3. embellishment 4. trimming (n.) 5. garnishing (n.) 6. garnish (n.) -
8 zarafet
n. daintiness, dainty, elegance, fineness, Grace, gracefulness, graciousness, pulchritude, spruceness, stylishness* * *1. tact 2. tactfulness 3. daintiness 4. elegance 5. grace 6. gracefulness -
9 af
n. mercy, pardon, forgiving, forgiveness, excusing; dismissal, act of grace, oblivion, remission, Amnesty* * *1. forgiveness 2. pardon 3. remittal -
10 bağışlama
n. giving, donation, endowment, act of grace, pardon, remission, largess, largesse* * *1. remission 2. granting (n.) 3. pardon (n.) -
11 erdem
n. virtue, Grace, merit* * *1. morality 2. virtue -
12 heves
n. desire, inclination, itch, ambition, fancy, keenness, ardor, ardour [Brit.], eagerness, nine days' wonder, alacrity, anxiety, brio, cult, enthusiasm, fad, fit, freak, furor, furore, Grace, maggot, notion, relish, stomach, studiousness, whim* * *1. inclination 2. velleity 3. whim (n.) -
13 istek
n. will, desire, want, wish, request, claim, mind, adjuration, alacrity, appetite, aspiration, avidity, bent, demand, device, devoutness, disposition, earnestness, enthusiasm, Grace, hunger, instance, intentness, pleasure, propensity, readiness* * *1. aspiration 2. desire 3. wanting (n.) 4. desire (n.) 5. request (n.) 6. claim (n.) -
14 lütuf
n. favor, favour [Brit.], Grace, kindness, kindliness, blessing, boon, complaisance, condescension* * *favor -
15 merhamet
n. mercy, pity, compassion, clemency, agape, benignity, charitableness, charity, commiseration, Grace, loving kindness, misericordia, Ruth* * *1. ruth 2. clemency 3. commiseration 4. mercy 5. pity 6. mercy (n.) -
16 nezaket
n. delicacy, courtesy, politeness, gentleness, kindness, kindliness, Grace, affability, civility, comity, complaisance, daintiness, decency, decorum, gallantry, gracefulness, graciousness, keenness, mildness, polish, suavity, sweetness, urbaneness* * *1. urbanity 2. affability 3. affableness 4. civility 5. complaisance 6. courteousness 7. courtesy 8. delicacy 9. obligingness -
17 öldürücü darbe
n. killer, death-blow, quietus, coup de grace* * *deathblow -
18 ölüm acısına son veren darbe
coup de grace -
19 saygınlık
n. prestige, esteem, honor, honour [Brit.], credit, notability, repute, reputability, respectability, cachet, Grace, importance, note, odor, odour [Brit.], standing, venerability* * *1. respectability 2. dignity 3. prestige -
20 süsle
1. adorn 2. decorate with 3. doll up 4. embellish 5. emblazon 6. embroider 7. garnishing (v.) 8. adorned (v.) 9. embellished (v.) 10. caparison (v.) 11. ornament (v.) 12. garnish (v.) 13. grace (v.)
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Grace drink — Grace Grace (gr[=a]s), n. [F. gr[^a]ce, L. gratia, from gratus beloved, dear, agreeable; perh. akin to Gr. ? to rejoice, cha ris favor, grace, Skr. hary to desire, and E. yearn. Cf. {Grateful}, {Gratis}.] 1. The exercise of love, kindness, mercy … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Grace hoop — Grace Grace (gr[=a]s), n. [F. gr[^a]ce, L. gratia, from gratus beloved, dear, agreeable; perh. akin to Gr. ? to rejoice, cha ris favor, grace, Skr. hary to desire, and E. yearn. Cf. {Grateful}, {Gratis}.] 1. The exercise of love, kindness, mercy … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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