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1 teyit etmek
affirm -
2 doğrulamak
v. confirm, corroborate, attest, certify, verify, affirm, avouch, bear out, correct, homologate, justify, predicate, substantiate, support, sustain, testify, vouch* * *affirm -
3 onaylamak
v. approve, confirm, ratify, affirm, authorise, authorize, acknowledge, endorse, indorse, verify, validate, accept, attest, bear out, certify, corroborate, countersign, grant, hear, homologate, legitimate, legitimatize, legitimize, O.K., okay* * *affirm -
4 bildirmek
v. declare, notify, let smb. know, inform, let know, tell, say, serve notice, proclaim, report, state, acquaint, advise, affirm, announce, annunciate, communicate, enunciate, give forth, give out, herald, impart, indicate, intimate, issue, lodge* * *1. declare 2. express 3. relate 4. report -
5 doğrula
1. affirm 2. confirm 3. justify 4. substantiate 5. verify 6. verifying (v.) 7. substantiating (v.) 8. affirmed (v.) 9. substantiated (v.) 10. verified (v.) 11. confirmed (v.) -
6 iddia etmek
v. claim, contend, allege, affirm, assert, argue, argue for smth., asseverate, attest, aver, declare oneself, enunciate, press home, profess, protest, purport, put forth, put forward* * *allege -
7 ileri sürmek
v. assert, put forward, bring about, come up with, affirm, urge, lay, present, advance, drive on, allege, broach, contend, enunciate, hold forth, interpose, prefer, press home, pronounce, propose, propound, publish, put forth, set forward, set up--------ileri sürmek (kanıt)v. adduce* * *allege -
8 söylemek
v. bade, say, tell, speak, utter, give voice to, deliver, sing, affirm, confess, air, apprise, assert, aver, bid, break, call, couch, drop, enunciate, hazard, impart, name, observe, order, pass, pronounce, remark, report, sound, speak of, spill, spit* * *say -
9 beyan etmek
v. declare, attest, affirm, proclaim, asseverate, avow, be declaratory of, manifest, predicate, return -
10 bildirmemek
v. (neg. form of bildirmek) declare, notify, let smb. know, inform, let know, tell, say, serve notice, proclaim, report, state, acquaint, advise, affirm, announce, annunciate, communicate, enunciate, give forth, give out, herald, impart, indicate, intimate, issue, lodge -
11 doğrulamamak
v. (neg. form of doğrulamak) confirm, corroborate, attest, certify, verify, affirm, avouch, bear out, correct, homologate, justify, predicate, substantiate, support, sustain, testify, vouch -
12 doğrulamak
to confirm, to verify, to affirm, to bear out -
13 tasdik etmek
a) to affirm, to confirm b) to ratify -
14 arıtlamak
/ı/ to affirm (someone) to be of good character. -
15 evetlemek
"/ı/ to verify, confirm; to affirm." -
16 kalıp
"1. mold, matrix. 2. form; hat block; shoe last. 3. template; pattern, model. 4. bar, cake, piece (of something). 5. imposing appearance. 6. shape. -ının adamı olmamak not to be the man one seems to be. -ını almak /ın/ to take a mold (of). -ını basmak /a/ colloq. 1. to affirm (something) with conviction. 2. to support (something) enthusiastically. -a çekmek /ı/ 1. to give proper form or shape (to), shape, mold. 2. slang to have intercourse with, *fuck. -ını çıkarmak /ın/ to take a mold of. -ı değiştirmek/dinlendirmek slang to die, croak, kick the bucket, give up the ghost. -a dökmek /ı/ to cast, pour (something) into a mold. -a geçirmek /ı/ to block (a hat or fez); to put (a shoe) on a last. - gibi serilmek (for a very tired person) to lie stretched out like a log. - gibi uyumak to sleep like a log. - gibi yatmak to lie still, lie without moving a muscle. -tan kalıba girmek colloq. 1. to change one´s ideas whenever one finds it expedient. 2. to change jobs often. 3. (for the nature of a job) to be changing constantly. - kesilmek to be petrified. - kıyafet yerinde/-ı kıyafeti yerinde imposing and well-dressed (man). -a koymak /ı/ to put (a shoe) on a last or tree. -a vurmak /ı/ to put (a hat or fez) on a block. " -
17 olumlamak
/ı/ log. to affirm. -
18 çın
prov. real, true. - sabah very early in the morning. - tutmak /ı/ to affirm.
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