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1 bol
adj. abundant, plentiful, generous, plenty, full, rich, wealthy, loose, hefty, wide, baggy, abounding, affluent, ample, bounteous, bountiful, copious, effusive, exuberant, fecund, flush, handsome, hearty, lavish, liberal, lush, luxuriant, opulent--------n. claret cup* * *1. affluent 2. ample 3. copious -
2 geniş
adj. wide, broad, capacious, vast, extensive, comprehensive, obtuse, extended, large, open, roomy, spacious, walk in, ample, commodious, cosmic, cosmical, expansive, full, splay--------adv. broadly* * *1. ample 2. broad 3. capacious 4. commodious 5. exhaustive 6. extensive 7. large 8. roomy 9. spacious 10. vast 11. wide 12. larger (adj.) 13. wider (adj.) -
3 böl
adj. abundant, plentiful, generous, plenty, full, rich, wealthy, loose, hefty, wide, baggy, abounding, affluent, ample, bounteous, bountiful, copious, effusive, exuberant, fecund, flush, handsome, hearty, lavish, liberal, lush, luxuriant, opulent--------n. claret cup* * *1. divide 2. divide into 3. hyphenate 4. dividing (v.) 5. divided (v.) 6. forked (v.) -
4 büyük
adj. big, large, wide, grand, enormous, great, almighty, long, high, major, maxi, elder, older, ample, bulky, capacious, capital, Cyclopean, no end, no end of, exalted, extended, handsome, healthy, keen, large-scale, magniloquent, mighty, precious--------n. senior--------pref. great, grand, macro, mega, megalo--------prep. out* * *1. big 2. elder 3. grand 4. great 5. huge 6. major 7. sizable 8. sizeable 9. bigger (adj.) 10. greater (adj.) -
5 çok
adj. much, many, very, big, plenty, plentiful, good, fair, like hell, deadly, heavy, abounding, abundant, affluent, ample, countless, dead, exuberant, hearty, hell of, helluva, innumerable, lavish, multitudinous, numerous, piping, plenteous, precious--------adv. much, many, very, big, well, plenty, greatly, awfully, badly, deeply, highly, a lot, plenty of, acres and acres, bloody, damned, enormously, ever so, fantastically, galore, heaps of, heartily, heavily, heavy, jolly, largely, loads of, lots of--------n. lot, more, hell--------pref. multi, poly--------prep. over* * *1. a lot of 2. enormously 3. many 4. many more 5. most 6. much 7. multi 8. multiple 9. numerous 10. poly 11. so much 12. very -
6 çök
adj. much, many, very, big, plenty, plentiful, good, fair, like hell, deadly, heavy, abounding, abundant, affluent, ample, countless, dead, exuberant, hearty, hell of, helluva, innumerable, lavish, multitudinous, numerous, piping, plenteous, precious--------adv. much, many, very, big, well, plenty, greatly, awfully, badly, deeply, highly, a lot, plenty of, acres and acres, bloody, damned, enormously, ever so, fantastically, galore, heaps of, heartily, heavily, heavy, jolly, largely, loads of, lots of--------n. lot, more, hell--------pref. multi, poly--------prep. over* * *1. cave in 2. gravitate 3. settling (v.) 4. collapsed (v.) 5. collapse (v.) -
7 heybetli
adj. imposing, majestic, grandiose, tremendous, ample, baronial, dreadful, formidable, monumental, redoubtable, solemn, stately* * *1. stately 2. statuesque -
8 iri
adj. big, large, bulky, massive, ample, chopping, corpulent, portly* * *1. big 2. elephantine 3. enormous 4. good sized 5. huge -
9 kâfi
adj. sufficient, enough, ample* * *enough -
10 yeterli
adj. adequate, ample, competent, decent, effectual, efficacious, efficient, enough, equal, fit, proficient, qualified, satisfactory, satisfying, snug, sufficient, suited, working--------interj. that will do--------phr yeterli (enough: that's enough)* * *1. proficient 2. sufficient 3. sufficiently 4. adequate 5. adequately 6. enough 7. fairly -
11 bol
[T bol, Az bol, Tk bol, from OT *bol]: ample, abundantA Concise Gagauz Dictionary with etymologies and Turkish, Azerbaijani and Turkmen cognates > bol
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12 bol
"plentiful, abundant, opulent, profuse, copious, ample; loose, wide" -
13 geniş
"wide, broad; spacious, vast, roomy, ample; comprehensive, extensive, exhaustive; carefree" -
14 bol
"1. plentiful, abundant, ample, copious. 2. wide and loose-fitting; too large. - biçmek /ı/ to estimate lavishly. - bol/bulamaç amply, abundantly, generously. - doğramak 1. to spend lavishly. 2. to be lavish in promises. - keseden atmak to make extravagant promises, scatter promises around. - paça 1. a wide trouser leg, baggy trouser leg; bell-bottom trouser leg. 2. slovenly, untidy. - şekilli polymorphous."
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ample — ample … Dictionnaire des rimes
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