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41 dolaş
1. circulate 2. cruise along 3. divagate 4. get about 5. got about 6. take trips 7. cruise (v.) 8. stroll (v.) -
42 geçim
n. living, bread, livelihood, keep, upkeep, subsistence, sustentation, getting along* * *livelihood -
43 geçinip git
rub along -
44 getirmek
v. bring, get, bring along, bring in, carry, bear, convey, fetch, introduce, take into, usher, work up--------getirmek (faiz vb)v. return--------getirmek (konuyu)v. bring round--------getirmek (çözüm)v. propose* * *bring -
45 görünmek
v. appear, come in sight, seem, show up, come into view, come in view, make one's appearance, put in an appearance, approve oneself, break through, come, come along, come out, haunt, look, present oneself, report, rise, show* * *1. appear 2. seem -
46 her zaman
n. any old time* * *1. all along 2. all the while 3. all times 4. always 5. invariably -
47 ile birlikte
1. along with 2. conjunction with 3. in conjunction with 4. together with -
48 ileri
adj. advanced, high, higher, sophisticated, ahead, forward, onward--------adv. forward, forwards, further, along, forth, onward, onwards, forrader--------ileri (saat)adj. fast* * *1. forth 2. forward -
49 iyileşmek
v. recover, heal, get better, improve, do better, pick up, heal over, ameliorate, amend, cicatrize, come along, come through, come to, convalesce, get well, heal up, meliorate, mend, perk oneself, perk oneself up, pull round, pull through, rally* * *recover -
50 kabul etmek
v. accept, approve, acknowledge, receive, admit, grant, consent, say yes, accede, acquiesce, adopt, affiliate, agree, allow, assent, avow oneself, enrol, fall in with, favor, favour [Brit.], go along with, have, own, recognize, regard as, settle for--------kabul etmek (çek)v. honor, honour [Brit.], certify--------kabul etmek (üyeliğe vb.)v. enfranchise* * *1. accept 2. receive -
51 kovalamak
v. chase, run after, pursue, give chase, drive, follow up, hunt, run out, tag, tag after, tag along* * *1. chase 2. pursue -
52 ortaya çıkmak
v. appear, arise, emerge, show up, come in view, come into the open, occur, approve oneself, burst, come along, come forward, come out, crop out, crop up, debouch, fall out, offer, outcrop, shape, come in sight, spawn, spring, surface, turn up* * *1. result 2. arise -
53 peşini bırakma
tag along -
54 süresince
adv. along--------conj. whilst--------prep. during, throughout* * *during -
55 sürmek
v. drive, drive out, last, continue, hang over, expatriate, run, apply, wipe on, lay on, rub, roll, spread, banish, bedaub, cast out, daub, endure, exile, expel, herd, lead, ostracize, outlaw, persist, pitchfork, relegate, slip in, smear, steer--------sürmek (araba)v. tool along--------sürmek (bitki)v. throw out--------sürmek (boya vb.)v. splash--------sürmek (boya)v. distribute--------sürmek (boya/sıva)v. coat--------sürmek (filiz)v. stock* * *1. carry on 2. continue 3. drive -
56 sürüklemek
v. drag along, drag, sweep, sweep before one, blow away, drift, eat at, eat away, hale, incline, make leeway, lug, pluck, schlep, schlepp, trail, train, tug, waft, wash away, wash off* * *drag -
57 sürüklenme
n. being dragged along, drift, scud* * *entrainment -
58 uyumlu davran
play along -
59 yanına
adv. along--------prep. beside, next* * *alongside -
60 yolculuk et
1. travel along with 2. travel by 3. trekking (v.)
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