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41 kilit
"1. lock; padlock. 2. clevis, shackle. 3. linchpin. - altında under lock and key. - altına almak /ı/ to lock up, put under lock and key. - dili bolt of a lock. (ağzı) - gibi (someone) who won´t tell a secret, tight-lipped. - gibi olmak to be hand in glove, be hand and glove, be thick as thieves. - köprüsü strike plate. - kürek olmak /a/ to guard, look after (a place). -i küreği olmamak (for things, a place) to be left unguarded, not to be left locked up. - noktası 1. key person. 2. key position, key point. - taşı arch. keystone. - vurmak /a/ 1. to lock (a door). 2. to attach a lock (to). 3. to close down (a business). - yeri key position, key point." -
42 kıymet
,-ti value, worth. - artışı increase in value, appreciation. - biçmek /a/ to value (something) at (a certain amount of money). -ini bilmek /in/ to value, appreciate, realize the worth of. -ten düşmek to depreciate, fall in value. - koymak/takdir etmek /a/ to value, appraise, or assess (something) at (a certain amount of money). - üzerinden ad valorem, according to value. - vermek /a/ to value, attach importance to. -
43 raptetmek
/ı/ to fasten, attach. -
44 takmak
"1. /ı/ to attach, fasten, affix, put (something) on; to pin (something) to; to hang (something) on. 2. /a/ to pick on, single (someone) out for harassment. 3. /a, ı/ to give (a name) to. 4. /a, ı/ to do or diddle (someone) out of (a certain amount of money). 5. /dan/ school slang to fail, flunk. takıp takıştırmak to deck oneself out in jewelry." -
45 taktırmak
"/ı, a/ to have (someone) attach, fasten, affix, or pin (something) to; to have (someone) hang (something) on." -
46 tapalamak
/ı/ 1. to stopper, put a stopper on. 2. to fuze, attach a fuze to. -
47 terki
1. the back part of a saddle. 2. croup (of a horse). -ye/-sine almak /ı/ 1. (for the person in the saddle) to sit (someone) behind (him). 2. to attach or tie (something) to the back of one´s saddle. -
48 yaban
"1. wild, wilderness. 2. wild, uninhabited and uncultivated. 3. prov. stranger. - adamı savage. -a atmak /ı/ to disregard; to attach no importance to; to brush aside, shrug off. -a söylemek to talk nonsense, talk rot."
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attach — at·tach vb [Anglo French attacher to lodge (an action in court), seize (a person or property) by legal authority, from Old French atachier to fasten, fix, alteration of estachier, from estache stake] vt 1: to obtain a court order against… … Law dictionary
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