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21 açmak
"1. /ı/ to open. 2. /ı/ to open up, cut through (and make a door or window in a wall). 3. /ı/ to construct and open (a road). 4. /ı/ to clear away, break through (an obstruction) and open. 5. /ı/ to draw aside, lift, drop (a veil, a covering). 6. /ı/ to clear (land), break up (ground). 7. /ı/ to uncover. 8. /ı/ to open out, spread out, unfold. 9. /ı/ to set, spread (a sail); to unfurl (a flag). 10. /ı/ to roll out (dough). 11. /ı/ to untie, undo (a knot). 12. /ı/ to unlock; to unbar, unlatch. 13. /ı/ to turn on, switch on. 14. /ı/ to widen (an interval, the space between). 15. /ı/ to explain more fully. 16. /ı/ to begin, open (war, a meeting, a conversation). 17. /ı/ to disclose. 18. /ı/ to lighten (a color or the general effect of a room). 19. /ı/ to suit, go well with (a person); to lighten (a person´s complexion). 20. /ı/ to sharpen (a pencil). 21. /ı/ to whet, sharpen (one´s appetite). 22. /ı/ to relieve, free (one) from embarrassment or shyness. 23. (for a flower or leaf) to open. 24. (for weather) to clear up, become good. 25. slang to go away, clear out. 26. /ı/ slang to appeal (to). Açtı ağzını, yumdu gözünü. colloq. He lost his temper and hollered./He flew off the handle." -
22 kapışmak
"1. /ı/ to snatch at; to scramble for. 2. /ı/ to buy eagerly, rush to purchase. 3. to begin to fight or wrestle with each other. 4. slang to kiss each other." -
23 mercimek
"lentil. -i fırına vermek (for two people not married to each other) to begin to have sexual intercourse with each other secretly; to be having a secret love affair. - gibi irresolute, inconsistent (person). - kadar/gibi tiny and round." -
24 perde
1. curtain, drape, drapery. 2. movie screen, screen. 3. theat. (an) act (of a play). 4. mus. pitch. 5. mus. fret (of a stringed instrument). 6. web, webbing (between the toes of some birds). 7. colloq. cataract (in the eye). -lerini açmak (for a theater) to begin a new season. -ye aktarmak /ı/ to make (a novel, story, play) into a motion picture. - arası intermission (during a theatrical performance). - arkası the hidden side of a matter. - arkasında/arkasından secretly, surreptitiously, behind the scenes, backstage. - ayaklı web-footed (bird). - çekmek /a/ to curtain off (something unsightly), hide (something) from view with a curtain. - inmek /a/ colloq. for a cataract to develop in (one´s eye). - perde by degrees, gradually. -si yırtık/sıyrık shameless, brazen (person). -
25 sidikzoru
",-nu abnormal retention of urine; dysuria. -na tutulmak to begin to retain one´s urine for an abnormal length of time; to become afflicted with dysuria." -
26 ter
1. sweat, perspiration. 2. sweat, condensation, moisture (gathered in drops on the surface of an object). -ini alıştırmak to cool off a little, rest a bit. - basmak /a/ to break out in a sweat: Ali´ye ter bastı. Ali broke out in a sweat. -e batmak to be covered with sweat. - bezi 1. sweat gland, sudoriparous gland. 2. a cloth placed inside a child´s clothing and next to his skin to absorb perspiration. - boşanmak suddenly to begin to sweat profusely. - dökmek 1. to sweat, perspire. 2. to sweat, work hard. - döşeği bed on which a woman gives birth to a child. -ini soğutmak to cool off, rest a bit. -e yatmak to make oneself sweat (by drinking something hot and then wrapping oneself in a blanket or similar covering). -
27 terbiye
"1. teaching (someone) good manners; disciplining. 2. good manners, manners. 3. training, education (of a person). 4. taming or training (of an animal). 5. training (a voice). 6. any of several sauces made primarily with lemon juice and whole eggs. - almak 1. to be taught (good) manners. 2. to be trained, be educated. -sini bozmak to do something unmannerly, forget one´s manners, be rude. - etmek /ı/ 1. to teach (someone) good manners; to discipline (someone). 2. to train, educate (someone). 3. to train or tame (an animal). 4. to train (a voice). - görmek 1. to be taught (good) manners. 2. to be trained, be educated. -sini takınmak to mind one´s manners; to begin to behave in a mannerly way. -sini vermek /ın/ to give (someone) a dressing down." -
28 çağ
"1. time. 2. age, period. 3. era, epoch. 4. the right time (for something). - açmak to begin a new era. - atlamak (for a country) to make up for lost time by modernizing with lightning rapidity; (for someone) to enter the modern age at a bound. - üstü ultramodern." -
29 şeytan
"1. Satan, the Devil, Sheitan, Shaitan. 2. devil, fiend, demon. 3. crafty and malevolent person. 4. clever and mischievous child. 5. crafty and malevolent (person). 6. clever and mischievous (child). - aldatmak 1. to yield to the devil in one, let the devil get the better of one, yield to temptation. 2. to have a wet dream. -ın art ayağı little devil, clever and mischievous child. -ın ayağını/bacağını kırmak finally to begin to do something after numerous delays, get the show on the road at last. - azapta gerek. colloq. It serves him right./His chickens have come home to roost. - bacaklı colloq. short-legged. -a çarık giydirmek to be smart enough to outwit the devil himself. - çekici little devil, clever, agile, and mischievous child. - diyor ki.... The devil in me tells me to (do something I know I shouldn´t do). - dürtmek /ı/ for the devil suddenly to catch one unawares and make one do something one shouldn´t. -ı eşeğe ters bindirmek to be devilishly clever, be smart enough to outwit the devil himself. - feneri Chinese lantern, Japanese lantern (a paper lantern). - gibi very clever (person). - görsün yüzünü. colloq. He can go to the devil for all I care; I don´t want to see him. -ın işi yok. colloq. The devil had nothing to do with it; it´s just a case of sheer bad luck. - kösteği a hobble. - kulağına kurşun! Knock on wood! (said when speaking of something that´s going well). -a külahı/pabucu ters giydirmek to be clever enough to outwit the devil himself. -a parmak ısırtmak to outdo the devil himself in wickedness. - şeytan devilishly; very mischievously. - taşlamak to stone the Devil (done at Mecca by pilgrims as a part of the hajj). -ları tepesine çıkmak /ın/ to get very angry. - tüyü a certain something about someone that makes him/her irresistibly attractive. - uçurtması a small paper kite. -a uymak to let the devil get the better of one, yield to temptation. -ın yattığı yeri bilmek 1. to know some astounding things. 2. to be exceedingly clever and alert."
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