-
1 dostça
adj. friendly, amicable, comradely, neighborly, neighbourly [Brit.], winning--------adv. in a friendly manner, amicably, neighborly, neighbourly [Brit.]* * *1. amicable 2. amicably 3. familiarly 4. friendly 5. neighborly -
2 dostane
adj. amicable--------adv. amicably* * *amicable -
3 barışçıl
adj. amicable--------adv. amicably -
4 tatlıya bağlamak
to settle a matter amicably -
5 tatlı
"1. sweet (in taste). 2. pleasant, agreeable, nice, sweet; amiable, genial; delicious; dulcet, melodious. 3. pleasantly, agreeably, nicely; genially. 4. sweet dessert, Brit. sweet (especially a pastry soaked in syrup). -ya bağlamak /ı/ 1. to settle (a matter) amicably. 2. to end (a talk) on a pleasant or jolly note. - bela a trying but nonetheless lovable person; scamp, impish but endearing child. - dil soft words, kind and conciliatory words. - dil, güler yüz kind words and a smiling face. - dil yılanı deliğinden çıkarır. proverb A soft answer turns away wrath. - dilli (person) whose talk is delightful, who has a delightful way of expressing himself. - sert 1. tartish, agreeably tart (in taste). 2. kind but firm (words, manner). 3. kindly but firmly. - söz soft words, kind and conciliatory words. - su 1. water which tastes good. 2. fresh water (as opposed to salt water). 3. (someone) who´s trying to act like..., would-be: tatlı su sosyalisti would-be socialist. - su Frengi local Christian who apes European ways. - su kaptanı inexperienced sailor. - tatlı pleasantly; with pleasure, pleasurably. - ye, tatlı söyle. proverb Let´s try to live together peaceably./Live and let live. - yerinde bırakmak/kesmek /ı/ 1. to stop doing (something) before (the doing of) it becomes boring. 2. to break off (a story) at an exciting point." -
6 tatlılık
"1. sweetness, sweet taste. 2. pleasantness, agreeableness, niceness, sweetness; amiability, geniality; deliciousness; melodiousness. -la 1. with kindness, by exercising kindness. 2. amicably."
См. также в других словарях:
Amicably — Am i*ca*bly, adv. In an amicable manner. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
amicably — (adv.) 1630s, from AMICABLE (Cf. amicable) + LY (Cf. ly) (2) … Etymology dictionary
amicably — amicable UK US /ˈæmɪkəbl/ adjective ► pleasant and friendly, often despite a difficult situation: »His manner was perfectly amicable but I felt uncomfortable. »an amicable debate ► an amicable agreement is achieved without arguments or anger: an… … Financial and business terms
amicably — adv. Amicably is used with these verbs: ↑chat, ↑live, ↑resolve, ↑settle … Collocations dictionary
amicably — amicable ► ADJECTIVE ▪ friendly and without disagreement. DERIVATIVES amicably adverb. ORIGIN Latin amicabilis, from amicus friend … English terms dictionary
amicably — adverb in an amicable manner they separated amicably • Derived from adjective: ↑amicable … Useful english dictionary
amicably adv — She stood on the balcony, inexplicably mimicing him hiccupping, and amicably welcoming him home … English expressions
amicably — adverb see amicable … New Collegiate Dictionary
amicably — See amicability. * * * … Universalium
amicably — adverb a) friendly; in an amicable manner. b) characterized by an absence of antagonism, especially in commonly difficult situations … Wiktionary
amicably — am·i·ca·bly || æmɪkÉ™blɪ adj. in a friendly manner, amiably, cordially … English contemporary dictionary
