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21 yüklenmemek
v. (neg. form of yüklenmek) attach, embark, lie heavy on smb., lay on, load, load up, shoulder, sit upon, stick it on, be stuck with, take upon oneself, undertake -
22 önem vermek
v. attach importance to, give weight to, consider important, care, regard, value, take cognizance of, make a point of, feature, look to, note -
23 önemsemek
n. have a high opinion of--------v. attach importance to, pay attention to, care, mind, care about, make much of, heed, take heed of, notice -
24 saplattı
Had sb. attach sth -
25 yelim
Glue used to attach feathers or other -
26 saplattı
Had sb. attach sth -
27 yelim
Glue used to attach feathers or other -
28 bağlamak
"to tie, to band; to fasten; to attach; to join; to bind, to bond; to hitch; to connect; to knot; to bandage; (telefonla) to connect, to put sb through (to sb/sth); (para) to invest; (konuþma vb) to end up, to conclude; (aylýk) to assaign; to arrange, to f" -
29 birleştirmek
"to unite, to bind; to join, to bond, to couple; to combine; to connect; to associate; to assemble; to merge; to confederate; to incorporate; to conjoin; to amalgamate; to band together; to put together; to attach" -
30 ehemmiyet vermek
to attach importance önem vermek -
31 eklemek
to add, to attach, to join, to append, to annex -
32 iliştirmek
"to attach, to fasten; to enclose" -
33 inanmak
"to believe, to credit, to give credence to sth, to attach credence to sth; to believe in; to trust; to swallow, to buy" -
34 izafe etmek
a) to attribute, to attach b) to join, to add -
35 takmak
"to attach; to affix; to fasten, to hitch; to set; to put on; to wear, to put sth on; to give (a name, nickname, etc.); to incur, not to pay (debts); to have it in for sb, to have a down on (sb), to make a dead set at (sb); to care, to give a damn/shit; to" -
36 tutturmak
"to cause to hold; to attach; to fasten; to pin; to clip; to insist, to assert, to nag" -
37 yapıştırmak
"to stick on, to fasten, to attach; (pul) to affix; to bond; to plaster; to deliver, to land, to clout; to retort" -
38 önem vermek
"to attach importance; to take heed (of sth)" -
39 cıvatalamak
/ı/ to bolt or screw (something) together, fasten, attach, or seal (something) with a bolt or screw. -
40 iliştirmek
/ı, a/ 1. to attach (one thing) (lightly) to (another), fasten (one thing) to (another) (in a makeshift way). 2. to hang (something) on, hang (something) to.
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