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21 üstlenmek
v. accept, assume, bear, stand, be stuck with, support, take on, take over, take upon oneself, undertake, volunteer -
22 üstlenmemek
v. (neg. form of üstlenmek) accept, assume, bear, stand, be stuck with, support, take on, take over, take upon oneself, undertake, volunteer -
23 üzgünüm kredi kartı kabul etmiyoruz
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24 boşlaglandı
Acted heedlessly and did not accept advice -
25 yemü
A particle meaning "Did you accept these words and memorize them in order to do what you were told?" -
26 boşlaglandı
Acted heedlessly and did not accept advice -
27 yemü
A particle meaning "Did you accept these words and memorize them in order to do what you were told?" -
28 başın sağ olsun
please accept my condolences -
29 götürmek
"to take (to), to take away; to drive; to carry, to convey, to transport; to bear, to put up with, to accept; to lead (to), to conduct to; to manage, to run (business, etc.); to arrest; to destroy; (geçmiþe) to carry sb to back (to sth); to gulp down" lüpletmek -
30 kabul etmek
a) to accept, to consent, to agree (to), to assent (to), to accede b) to admit, to concede, to acknowledge c) to receive (sb) d) to approve, to adopt e) to presume -
31 kabullenmek
"to accept; to acquiesce; to acknowledge" -
32 onaylamak
to approve, to ratify, to applaud, to accept, to accede (to), to countenance, to okay, to OK -
33 para yemek
a) to play ducks and drakes with money b) to accept a bribe -
34 razı olmak
to reconcile oneself to, to consent (to sth), to comply (with sth), to acquiesce, to accept, to accede (to sth), to agree (to), to assent (to) -
35 rüşvet almak
to accept a bribe -
36 tanımak
"to recognize; to know, to be acquainted with sb; to identify, to acknowledge; to distinguish; to accept; to obey" -
37 teslim etmek
a) to deliver, to consign b) to give sth in, to hand sth in c) to commit d) to turn sb over to sb e) to surrender f) to admit, to acknowledge, to accept, to grant -
38 almak
",-ır 1. /ı/ to take. 2. /ı/ to get. 3. /ı/ to buy. 4. /ı/ to receive; to accept. 5. /ı/ to steal. 6. /ı/ to marry (a girl). 7. /ı/ to take, hold, be able to contain. 8. /ı/ to take along. 9. /ı/ to capture; to conquer. 10. /ı/ to take (a bath, medicine, a drink). 11. /ı/ to catch (cold); to catch (fire). 12. /ı/ to take on, hire, employ. 13. /ı/ to remove, take away, pluck out. 14. /ı/ to move. 15. /ı/ to sweep, clean, dust. 16. /ı/ to sense, smell, hear. 17. /ı, a/ to put (something) on, throw (a garment) over (oneself). 18. /ı, a/ to take (someone, something) into (one´s care or protection). 19. /ı, a/ to take (something) as being (something). 20. /ı/ to take (water). 21. /ı/ (for wind, flood) to carry away, destroy. 22. /ı/ (for smoke, fear) to overwhelm, cover, sweep through. 23. /ı/ to cover, travel (a distance). 24. /dan/ to take the attitude of. 25. /dan/ to shorten. 26. to begin all at once. Aldı.... (before a name, in folk literature)... began to recite. Aldığı aptes ürküttüğü kurbağaya değmez. colloq. The gain is less than the loss. Al aşağı, vur yukarı.... with a lot of bargaining. Al benden de o kadar. colloq. 1. I am as bad off as you. 2. I agree. Al birini vur ötekine/birine. colloq. One is no better than the other. Al cevabını otur aşağı. colloq. Now you are answered. Al gülüm, ver gülüm. colloq. 1. They are fluttering and fussing over each other. 2. You know how to take; now learn how to give. Alan razı, satan razı. colloq. Since the two have agreed nobody else should interfere. Al sana. Here! Take it! Al sana bir (bela) daha. colloq. Here is another (trouble) for you. Al takke, ver külah.... 1. struggling, tumbling with one another. 2. with a great struggle. 3. becoming very intimate with each other. alıp vereceği olmamak 1. to be all square on the accounts. 2. /la/ to have no relations (with). alıp verememek /la/ to have a disagreement (with). alıp vermek 1. to have one´s heart beat wildly. 2. to turn over a matter in one´s mind, dwell on a matter. 3. /ı/ to exchange, trade. Aldı yürüdü. colloq. 1. He has gotten rich quickly. 2. He has become famous in a short time. 3. It progressed well. It prospered and grew. alıp yürümek to make headway. " -
39 alıştırmak
1. /ı, a/ to train (someone) to do or accept (something). 2. /ı, a/ to allow (someone) to become addicted (to). 3. /ı/ to make (something) work smoothly, break (something) in. 4. /ı, a/ to make (a part) work smoothly with (another part). 5. /ı/ to set (something) on fire. -
40 az
1. small (amount), little. 2. few. 3. too small, too few, not enough, insufficient. 4. seldom, rarely. 5. /dan/ less (than). - bir şey only a little. - buçuk 1. scanty, hardly enough. 2. a little, somewhat. - bulmak /ı/ to consider (something) insufficient. - buz olmamak to be no small matter be a significant amount. -a çoğa bakmamak/- çok dememek to be satisfied with what one gets. -ı çoğa tutmak/saymak to accept a small amount as being a great plenty. - çok more or less. - daha almost, nearly. - değil! colloq. He is quite different from what he seems to be. - gitti uz gitti, dere tepe düz gitti. (in fairy tales) He traveled over hill and dale. - görmek /ı/ 1. to find (something) insufficient. 2. to find (something) to be less than expected. - günün adamı olmamak to have lived long and seen much. - iş değil. colloq. The work is not to be underrated. - kaldı/kalsın almost, nearly. - söyler, uz söyler. colloq. He says little, but what he says is significant. - tamah çok ziyan/zarar getirir. proverb A little greed causes great loss. - verip çok yalvarmak to pay back a little of one´s debt and plead for time for the rest. - ye de bir uşak tut. colloq. Don´t order me around!
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