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1 güçleştir
1. complicate 2. complicated (v.) -
2 karıştırmak
v. mix, mix up, blend, stir up, disarrange, disorder, complicate, confuse, mistake, shuffle, add, admix, amalgamate, churn, commingle, commix, concoct, confound, darken, diffuse, disarray, discompose, disconcert, disorganize, disturb, embroil--------karıştırmak (ateş)v. trim--------karıştırmak (burun)v. pick--------karıştırmak (saç)v. tousle* * *1. mix 2. shuffle (n.) -
3 güçleştirmek
v. make difficult, complicate, trammel -
4 güçleştirmemek
v. (neg. form of güçleştirmek) make difficult, complicate, trammel -
5 içinden çıkılmaz hale getirmek
v. complicate, tangle, cock up, make it worse, becloud -
6 zorlaştırmak
v. becloud, complicate, obstruct, rock -
7 zorlaştırmamak
v. (neg. form of zorlaştırmak) becloud, complicate, obstruct, rock -
8 dallandırmak
"to ramify; to complicate, to overstate" -
9 güçleştirmek
to make difficult, to complicate -
10 karıştırmak
"to mix, to mingle, to blend; to stir; to disturb, to disorder, to scramble; (burnunu, diþini) to pick; to shuffle; to search (through/into), to rummage (about/through), to fumble (about/around); to confuse, to complicate, to confound; to mix sth up, to mu" -
11 zorlaştırmak
to make difficult, to complicate -
12 dallandırmak
"/ı/ 1. to cause (a bush or tree) to branch out; to cause (something) to ramify. 2. needlessly to complicate (something)." -
13 karmaştırmak
/ı/ 1. med. to complicate. 2. to jumble.
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