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1 karyola
bedstead, bed -
2 yataklık
"bedstead; harbouring, harboring" -
3 karyola
n. bedstead* * *bedstead -
4 karyola
bed, bedstead (especially one that has a headboard and a footboard). -
5 kerevet
,-ti 1. cot-like wooden bedstead. 2. cin. dolly. -
6 somya
"1. a simple bedstead made of a mesh of pliable metal slats attached to a metal frame. 2. bedsprings; box springs. 3. wind-chest (of an organ). 4. pin block, wrest plank (of a piano)." -
7 yatak
"1. bed; bedstead. 2. mattress. 3. bed (of a stream, river, or lake); course, channel (of a stream or river). 4. seam, bed, vein, lode, or placer (of a mineral). 5. den, lair (of thieves or animals). 6. place abounding in (game). 7. receiver of stolen goods, fence; person who harbors a criminal. 8. mech. (a) bearing. 9. chamber (of a gun). 10. trench into which seedling plants are transplanted. 11. straw-filled container in which eggs or fruits are stored: yatak limonu lemon which has been stored in straw. -a bağlamak /ı/ (for an illness) to confine (someone) to bed, keep (someone) in bed, make (someone) bedfast. - çarşafı bed sheet. -lar çekmek /ı/ to feel like hitting the sack immediately (because of fatigue). -a düşmek to be bedfast, be laid up (because of illness). -a girmek to go to bed. - liman large harbor (capable of accommodating a naval fleet). - odası bedroom. - örtüsü bedspread. -ını yapmak /ın/ 1. to make up (someone´s) bed, arrange (someone´s) bedclothes. 2. to make up a bed for (someone), prepare a bed for (someone). - yüzü bedtick, tick." -
8 yataklık
"1. bedstead. 2. (place) which can accommodate (a specified number of) beds. 3. (material) suitable for making mattresses. - etmek /a/ to receive and conceal (stolen goods); to harbor (a criminal). - hasta person who is so ill he needs to be in bed."
См. также в других словарях:
Bedstead — Bed stead, n. [Bed + stead a frame.] A framework for supporting a bed. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
bedstead — c.1400, from BED (Cf. bed) (n.) + STEAD (Cf. stead); strictly the place occupied by a bed, but usually raised stand on which a bed sits … Etymology dictionary
bedstead — ► NOUN ▪ the framework of a bed … English terms dictionary
bedstead — [bed′sted΄] n. a framework for supporting the bedspring and mattress of a bed … English World dictionary
bedstead — [[t]be̱dsted[/t]] bedsteads N COUNT A bedstead is the metal or wooden frame of an old fashioned bed. ...an old iron bedstead … English dictionary
bedstead — UK [ˈbedˌsted] / US noun [countable] Word forms bedstead : singular bedstead plural bedsteads the wooden or metal frame of a bed … English dictionary
bedstead — bed|stead [ˈbedsted] n [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: bedstead place where a bed stands (15 17 centuries), from bed + stead place ( STEAD)] the wooden or metal frame of a bed … Dictionary of contemporary English
bedstead — noun Etymology: Middle English bedstede, from bed + stede stead, place more at stead Date: 15th century the framework of a bed … New Collegiate Dictionary
bedstead — /bed sted , stid/, n. the framework of a bed supporting the springs and a mattress. [1400 50; late ME bedstede. See BED, STEAD] * * * … Universalium
bedstead — noun The framework that supports a bed … Wiktionary
Bedstead — Used in Deut. 3:11, but elsewhere rendered couch, bed. In 2 Kings 1:4; 16:2; Ps. 132:3; Amos 3:12, the divan is meant by this word … Easton's Bible Dictionary
