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1 trap hattı
trap line -
2 trap
clay pigeon -
3 trap
trapshooting -
4 tuzak
"trap; snare. -a düşmek to fall into a trap. - kurmak /a/ to set a trap (for), lay a trap (for)." -
5 tuzak makarası
trap block -
6 kapan
trap, snare -
7 kapanca
trap -
8 tuzak
trap, snare, decoy -
9 tuzak amplifikatörü
trap amplifier -
10 çatı penceresi
trap window, roof window -
11 dolamık
trap, snare, net. -
12 tuzak
n. come on, trap, a warm corner, snare, decoy, ambush, catch, complot, hook, net, ambuscade, cobweb, gin, lure, noose, springe, toil, toilets, wire, toils* * *1. trap 2. entrapment 3. pitfall 4. trapping (n.) 5. ambush (n.) 6. trap (n.) 7. snare (n.) -
13 tuzak kurmak
v. set a trap for, lay a trap for, set a snare, lay a plot, trap, snare, set up, ambuscade, ambush -
14 kapan
n. trap, snare, gin, springe, wire* * *1. snapper 2. trap -
15 kapan kurmak
v. set a snare, set a trap, trap -
16 tuzağa düşmek
v. fall into a trap, walk into a trap -
17 lağım sifonu
drain trap, house trap -
18 aldangıç
"1. prov. pitfall, pit concealed with vegetation or sand (used as a trap). 2. (a) hidden danger, pitfall, trap; (a) deception, trick. " -
19 gaga
1. beak, bill. 2. slang mouth, trap. - burun 1. hook-nosed. 2. hooknose. 3. a Black Sea sailing vessel with a high prow and stern. -yı ıslatmak slang 1. to drink something alcoholic, have a snort, wet one´s whistle. 2. to profit, get something out of it. 3. to gain some money through graft. -yı kısmak slang to stop talking, shut one´s trap. -sından yakalamak /ı/ colloq. to have (someone) at one´s mercy, have (someone) by the short and curlies. -
20 kapanca
1. small trap (for animals). 2. trap, trick.
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