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1 bağlamak
"1. /ı, a/ to tie (someone, something) to; to bind (someone, something) to; /ı, la/ to tie (someone, something) up (with): Saçını kırmızı kurdeleyle bağladı. She tied up her hair with a red ribbon. 2. /ı/ to tie (one´s shoes, one´s shoelaces, a tie, a ribbon). 3. /ı/ to bandage, bind up (a wound). 4. /ı/ to gird on (one´s sword). 5. /ı/ to tie (something) up in a bundle. 6. /a, ı/ to put (someone) on (a salary); to assign (someone) a regular supply of (rations). 7. /ı/ (for something) to bind, be binding upon (someone). 8. /ı/ to finalize (a business deal); /ı, a/ to draw up or make (a contract) for (a project, an activity): O işi bağladık. We´ve finalized that deal. 9. /ı, a/ to make (someone) devoted to, bind (someone) to. 10. /ı/ to tie (someone) down, limit the scope of (someone´s) activities; to constrain; to fetter. 11. /ı/ to cross (one´s arms). 12. (for a skin) to form (on milk, yogurt); (for ice) to form (on the surface of a body of water); (for a wound) to get (a scab) on it, scab over; (for the chimney of a lamp) to get (sooty): Yoğurt kaymak bağladı. The yogurt´s skinned over. Bu şişeler çok is bağladı. These lamp chimneys have gotten very sooty. 13. /ı/ prov. to block; to dam, dam up; to stop the flow of. 14. /ı/ to shut (a door)." -
2 bağlanmak
"1. /a/ to be tied (to); to be bound (to); to be tied up. 2. (for shoes, shoelaces, a tie, a ribbon) to be tied. 3. (for a wound) to be bandaged, be bound up. 4. (for something) to be tied up in a bundle. 5. /a/ (for a salary, a regular supply of rations) to be assigned to (someone). 6. /a/ (for an individual or a company) to have contracted to (carry out a project); (for a business deal) to be finalized; /a/ (for the terms of a project) to be agreed upon: Proje bugün sözleşmeye bağlandı. The terms of the project were agreed upon today. 7. /a/ to be committed to, be dedicated to (a cause); to be devoted to (someone). 8. /a/ to concern oneself with (something). 9. to end, turn out." -
3 fisto
1. decorative scalloped ribbon. 2. a kind of cloth decorated with stitched patterns. -
4 fistolu
trimmed with a scalloped ribbon. -
5 şeritlemek
"/ı/ to wrap a ribbon around (something); to decorate or trim (something) with ribbons."
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