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1 isiğ
Warm -
2 sıcak kanlı
warm blooded -
3 sıcak cephe
warm front -
4 sıcak renkler
warm colours -
5 eşofman
"1. sweat suit, warm-up suit, jogging suit. 2. sports warm-up; warm-up period; warm-up exercises. - yapmak to warm up, do warm-up exercises." -
6 sıcak
"1. hot; warm. 2. warm, loving. 3. heat. 4. Turkish bath. - basmak /a/ (for someone) suddenly to feel hot. -lar basmak/bastırmak for the weather suddenly to get very hot. - başına vurmak for the heat to make (someone) ill. -a gitmek to go to a Turkish bath. Bu -a kar mı dayanır? colloq. Wild spending of this sort would deplete even the greatest of fortunes. S- Kuşak the Torrid Zone. - renkler warm colors. - sıcak piping hot (food). -ı sıcağına while the iron is hot; while the thing is still fresh in one´s mind. - tutmak /ı/ to keep (something, someone) warm. - yüzlü likable-looking, friendly looking. - yüz göstermek /a/ to give (someone) a warm welcome." -
7 ısınmak
"1. to get warm, grow warm, warm up, warm, heat up, heat. 2. /a/ to come to like (someone, something); to warm to or towards (someone)." -
8 ısınılmak
"impersonal passive 1. to get warm, grow warm, warm up, warm, heat up, heat. 2. /a/ to come to like (someone, something); to warm to/towards (someone)." -
9 ısınmak
v. warm up, grow warm, become warmer, get hot, hot up, warm, heat, hit it off with smb., hot, take kindly to, loosen up, become reconciled to, reconcile oneself to, have a warm -
10 ısınmamak
v. (neg. form of ısınmak) warm up, grow warm, become warmer, get hot, hot up, warm, heat, hit it off with smb., hot, take kindly to, loosen up, become reconciled to, reconcile oneself to, have a warm -
11 ısınmak
"to grow warm, to warm up, to heat; to warm to/towards sb, to take to sb/sth; to warm up" -
12 ısın
n. gleam, beam, ray, bar, shaft, streak* * *1. get heated 2. get hot 3. get warm 4. got hot 5. got warm 6. gotten warm -
13 ısıtmak
v. warm, warm up, heat, heat up, hot up, fire, hot, toast, give a warm* * *heat -
14 ısıtmamak
v. (neg. form of ısıtmak) warm, warm up, heat, heat up, hot up, fire, hot, toast, give a warm -
15 ısındırmak
"1. /ı, a/ to make (someone) come to like (someone, something); to make (someone) warm to or towards (someone). 2. /ı/ to warm, warm up, heat, heat up." -
16 ısıt
1. heat up 2. make hot 3. warm up 4. warming (v.) 5. heating (v.) 6. heated (v.) 7. warmed (v.) 8. warm (v.) 9. heat (v.) -
17 sıcacık
adj. nice and warm, warm, cosy, snug* * *balmy -
18 sıcak
adj. hot, warm, thermal, fervent, friendly--------sıcak (ocak)adj. quick* * *1. sultry 2. hot 3. hotter (adj.) 4. warmer (adj.) 5. warm (adj.) -
19 sıcak açış
1. warm boot 2. warm start -
20 ısınmak
vi1) warm werden, sich erwärmenhava ısınıyor es wird warm2) ( fig) sich erwärmen (-e für)3) sport sich aufwärmen
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