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1 çekici
adj. attractive, tractive, alluring, appealing, magnetic, bewitching, catchy, catching, charming, witching, seductive, sexy, juicy, inviting, comely, captivating, charismatic, darling, desirable, endearing, engaging, engrossing, enthralling--------n. tow truck, towing truck, breakdown truck, breakdown van; haulier, haul, tractor, wrecker* * *1. attractive 2. breakdown van 3. hauler 4. tractor 5. alluring (n.) 6. fetching (n.) 7. appealing (n.) 8. engaging (n.) 9. allure (adj.) -
2 cezbederek
1. alluring (prep.) 2. tempting (prep.) -
3 cezbet
1. alluring (v.) 2. tempting (v.) 3. allure (v.) 4. lure (v.) -
4 albenili
adj. alluring, appealing -
5 bakışmak
v. make eyes, make eyes at, look at in an alluring manner -
6 bakışmamak
v. (neg. form of bakışmak) make eyes, make eyes at, look at in an alluring manner -
7 cazip
adj. attractive, appealing, attracting, catchy, alluring, catching, conspicuous, endearing, enticing, inviting, piquant, taking, tempting -
8 çekici
attractive, adorable, inviting, charming, glamorous, devastating, eye-catching, alluring, appealing, engaging, seductive, desirable -
9 ceylan
gazelle. - bakışlı having alluring eyes. - gibi slender and graceful. -
10 fettan
1. mischief-maker, sower of dissent. 2. colloq. seductive, enticing, alluring. -
11 para
"1. money. 2. (a) para (one fortieth of a kuruş). - alımı fin. collection of money, collecting money. - aslanın ağzında. proverb If you want money, you´ve got to struggle to get it. - babası moneybags. - basımevi mint (where money is coined or printed). - basmak 1. to print or mint money. 2. to lay down a stake (in gambling). -yı bayılmak colloq. to pay out money, shell out money, fork out money. - bozmak to make change, break a coin or note into smaller denominations. - canlısı/gözlü someone who´s excessively fond of money. - cezası law fine. - cüzdanı billfold, wallet. - çantası purse. - çekmek /dan/ 1. to draw money (from a bank). 2. to squeeze some money out of (someone), get (someone) to fork over some money. -ya çevirmek /ı/ to realize (an asset); to sell (something) (for money). - çıkarmak 1. to issue money. 2. colloq. to send a money order. -sını çıkarmak to get back the amount one invested (in the form of profits). -dan çıkmak to have to spend money; to have unexpected expenses. - darlığı econ. deflation. -yla değil very cheap, dirt cheap. -yla değil sırayla. colloq. Money can´t always get you what you want./Your money won´t do you any good here. -yı denize atmak to squander money, throw money down the drain. - dökmek /a/ to spend a lot of money (on); to pour money into. - dönmek for bribes to be given. - etmek to be worth something, be valuable; to be something which will sell. - etmemek 1. to be worth nothing; to be something which won´t sell. 2. to have no effect, be in vain. -nın gümüş olduğunu anlamak to realize that money is not to be thrown around, learn to appreciate the value of money. - ile imanın kimde olduğu bilinmez. proverb You can´t know for sure how much money another person has, just as you can´t know whether or not he is a sincere believer in God. - isteme benden, buz gibi soğurum senden. proverb You don´t like to have much to do with people who are always asking you for money. - kazanmak to earn money. - kesmek 1. to coin money. 2. to make a lot of money. - kırmak to make a lot of money. -ya kıymak to spend money, shell out money, fork out money. - parayı çeker. proverb Money breeds money. -ya para dememek 1. to make a lot of money. 2. to spend money lavishly. 3. to regard an amount of money as ridiculously small. - pul money and assets. -sıyla rezil olmak to pay out money for something that turns out to be completely unsatisfactory, throw money down the drain. - sızdırmak/koparmak /dan/ to squeeze some money out of (someone), get (someone) to fork out some money. -sını sokağa atmak to throw money down the drain. -yı sökülmek slang to have to fork out some money. - şişkinliği econ. inflation. -yı tedavülden kaldırma demonetization, taking money out of circulation. - tutmak 1. to save money; to be thrifty. 2. to cost. -nın üstü change (given when one has paid more than the stated amount). -yı veren düdüğü çalar. proverb The one who pays the piper calls the tune. - vurmak 1. to make money by illegal means. 2. to luck into a lot of money. - yapmak to earn money and save it. - yardımı monetary aid. - yatıran depositor. - yatırmak /a/ 1. to invest (in). 2. to deposit money (in). - yedirmek /a/ to bribe. - yeme accepting bribes. - yemek 1. to spend money freely. 2. to accept a bribe. -nın yüzü sıcaktır. proverb There is something about money that´s very alluring." -
12 çekimli
"1. attractive, alluring. 2. gram. inflectible; declinable; conjugable. - eylem gram. finite verb."
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