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1 ilgi
"1. relation, connection; relevance. 2. interest, concern. 3. chem. affinity. - çekici interesting. - çekmek to attract attention. -sini çekmek /ın/ to interest (someone, something), draw (someone´s, something´s) attention, attract (someone´s, something´s) attention. - duymak /a/ to be interested in. - eki gram. the -ki suffix added to nouns and pronouns (e.g. dünkü, onlarınki). - göstermek /a/ to show interest in. - toplamak to attract attention. - zamiri gram. possessive pronoun (e.g. onunki)." -
2 çekmek
v. pull, draw, magnetize, attract; pull over, pull away, suffer, go through, undergo, bear; shrink; tow, tow away; take after, carry, engross, hold, inhale, sip, abide, absorb, bear with, brook, captivate, catch, charm, drag, draw off, draw on--------çekmek (ağırlık)v. turn the scale at, scale in, go to scale at, scale out--------çekmek (bandıra)v. pull up--------çekmek (bayrak)v. hoist, run up--------çekmek (bıçak)v. whisk--------çekmek (dikkat)v. arrest--------çekmek (fiil)v. conjugate--------çekmek (kürek)v. toss--------çekmek (silah)v. up with--------çekmek (yayın)v. receive--------çekmek (zorlukla)v. claw--------çekmek (çorap vb.)v. stretch* * *pull -
3 dikkat çek
1. attract attention 2. remark (v.) -
4 cezbetmek
v. attract, charm, draw on, fascinate, magnetize, catch, fetch, bait, beguile, captivate, engross, hypnotize, lure, prepossess, wile -
5 cezbetmemek
v. (neg. form of cezbetmek) attract, charm, draw on, fascinate, magnetize, catch, fetch, bait, beguile, captivate, engross, hypnotize, lure, prepossess, wile -
6 dikkat çekmek
v. attract attention, call attention to, fix, point to -
7 dikkatini çekmek
v. engage attention, attract attention, come to smb.'s attention, be attracted, caution, interest, point out -
8 göstermecilik
n. exhibitionism, showiness, flamboyance, tendency to attract attention as a result of one's behavior; compulsive desire to exposing one's genitals to others (Psychiatry) -
9 göze çarpmak
v. draw the attention, attract the attention, greet the eye, leap to the eye, leap out, stand out, glitter, stand out in relief -
10 ilgisini çekmek
v. attract smb.'s attention, engage attention, be of interest, appeal, interest, intrigue -
11 çekmemek
v. (neg. form of çekmek) pull, draw, magnetize, attract; pull over, pull away, suffer, go through, undergo, bear; shrink; tow, tow away; take after, carry, engross, hold, inhale, sip, abide, absorb, bear with, brook, captivate, catch, charm, drag, draw off, draw on -
12 celp etmek
"to attract; to summon" -
13 cezbetmek
to attract, to charm, to draw, to beguile, to allure, to appeal (to), to tempt -
14 dikkat çekmek
to attract attention -
15 nazarı dikkatini çekmek
to attract sb's attention into consideration -
16 çekmek
"to pull; to draw; to drag; to haul, to tug, to lug; to tow; to withdraw; to hoist; to extract; to carry; to support; (silah vb.) to draw, to pull out; to suffer, to undergo; to bear, to endure, to abide, to put up with; to absorb, to inhale; to shrink; to" " içmek; (resim) to take; (kahve, vb.) to grind" " öðütmek; (film) to shoot; (bayrak) to run up; (ilgi, dikkat) to catch; to conjugate, to decline; to weigh; to attract; to magnetize; to charm, to captivate, to appeal, to beguile; to distil; (kablo, vb.) to lay" " döþemek; (dayak, vb.) to give; to give a meaning, to interpret; to last, to take; to drive; to put on, to wear, to pull on, to draw on" " giymek; (boya) to apply" -
17 ahbap
"1.acquaintance; friend. 2. My friend! (used to attract the attention of a stranger). - çavuşlar colloq. pals, cronies, chums. - olmak /la/ to strike up a friendship (with)." -
18 avutmak
/ı/ 1. to soothe, distract. 2. to comfort, console. 3. to attract and amuse. -
19 celp
1. attraction. 2. law summons. 3. mil. call. - etmek /ı/ 1. to attract. 2. to procure, have (someone, something) brought. 3. law to summon. -
20 cezbetmek
/ı/ to attract, draw.
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