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21 hareket
",-ti 1. motion, movement, action. 2. stir, activity. 3. act, action, deed; conduct, behavior. 4. departure. 5. movement, organized movement. 6. earthquake, tremor. 7. mus. tempo. 8. rail. traffic. 9. exercising, exercises, exercise. - cetveli rail. timetable. - dairesi rail. dispatcher´s office. - etmek 1. to move, stir, act. 2. to act, behave. 3. to set out, start; to depart. 4. /a/ to leave for. -e geçirmek /ı/ to set (someone) into action. -e geçmek to begin to act, begin, start. -e getirmek /ı/ 1. to set (something) in motion. 2. to stir up. - kolu starting handle; crank. - noktası 1. point of departure, departure. 2. starting point (of a matter, discussion, etc.)." -
22 tutuşmak
1. to catch fire, begin to burn, ignite, kindle. 2. /a/ to begin to (do something). 3. to hold (hands). -
23 ayrıntı
detail. -lar details. - çekimi cin. close-up. -larına inmek /ın/ to get down to the details of (something), begin to look at (something) in detail. -
24 gayrı
"1. prov. henceforth, from now on, now: Gayrı o köye gidemem. I can´t go to that village any more. 2. prov. now (often used with a statement which serves as a forceful conclusion to some preceding remarks): Oldu gayrı. Now it´s done. Yeter gayrı! That´s enough! 3. /dan/ other than, apart from. 4. another; another person; another thing: Bunun gayrısı yok. This is something unique. 5. another, different: O gayrı bir şey. That´s something different. 6. used in combination with adjectives or nouns to create adjectives or nouns which usually begin with a prefix such as non-, un-, dis-, in-: gayrıkâfi insufficient (These words are also written separately, e.g. gayrı muayyen indefinite.)." -
25 perde
1. curtain, drape, drapery. 2. movie screen, screen. 3. theat. (an) act (of a play). 4. mus. pitch. 5. mus. fret (of a stringed instrument). 6. web, webbing (between the toes of some birds). 7. colloq. cataract (in the eye). -lerini açmak (for a theater) to begin a new season. -ye aktarmak /ı/ to make (a novel, story, play) into a motion picture. - arası intermission (during a theatrical performance). - arkası the hidden side of a matter. - arkasında/arkasından secretly, surreptitiously, behind the scenes, backstage. - ayaklı web-footed (bird). - çekmek /a/ to curtain off (something unsightly), hide (something) from view with a curtain. - inmek /a/ colloq. for a cataract to develop in (one´s eye). - perde by degrees, gradually. -si yırtık/sıyrık shameless, brazen (person). -
26 sapmak
"1. /a/ to turn to, make a turn to; to turn into, enter (a road); to swerve to, veer to. 2. /a/ to begin to (do something that´s disapproved of), resort to (something bad). 3. /dan/ to digress from (one´s topic); to deviate from (one´s goal); to depart from (the straight and narrow)." -
27 saptırmak
"1. /ı, a/ to turn (a vehicle, a horse) to (the right or left); to turn (a vehicle, a horse) into (a road); to make (someone) turn to (the right or left); to make (someone) turn into (a road); to make (someone, something) veer or swerve to. 2. /ı, a/ to make (someone) begin to (do something disapproved of). 3. /ı, dan/ to make (someone) digress, deviate, or depart from." -
28 sarılmak
"1. /a/ to embrace, put one´s arms around. 2. /a/ to cling to, hold fast to. 3. /a/ to twine or coil around. 4. /a/ to take up (something) immediately; to begin (to do something) zealously and vigorously. 5. /a/ to be wrapped in/around; /la/ to be encircled with, be wrapped with. 6. to be bandaged. 7. to be surrounded. 8. /la/ to be covered, spread over, or enveloped with. " -
29 dadanmak
"/a/ to become fond of, develop a liking for (something); to begin to frequent (a place) (often used pejoratively)." -
30 gayri
"1. used in combination with adjectives or nouns to create adjectives or nouns which usually begin with a prefix such as non-, un-, dis-, in-: gayrikabil impossible. gayrikanuni unlawful (These words are also written separately, e.g. gayri ilmi unscientific.). 2. prov. henceforth, from now on, now: Gayri senden haber beklemem. From now on I won´t expect any news from you. 3. prov. now (often used with a statement which serves as a forceful conclusion to some preceding remarks): Sus gayri! Just keep quiet! 4. /dan/ other than, apart from. 5. another; another person; another thing: Bu ilacın gayrisi yok. This medicine is unique. 6. another, different: Gayri bir şey o. That´s something else." -
31 kerahet
,-ti 1. loathing, repugnance. 2. doing something under duress. - etmek/getirmek /dan/ to loathe. - vakti colloq. time to begin one´s evening drinking. -
32 lisan
language. -a gelmek (for something nonhuman) to begin to speak. -
33 pazar
"1. market, market place; bazaar. 2. Sunday. 3. trading, buying and selling. - bozmak (for a seller) to begin to pack up his wares. -a çıkarmak /ı/ to put (something) up for sale. - kayığı large caique (formerly used to carry goods from Istanbul to the villages along the Bosphorus). - kayığı gibi heavily loaded (vehicle). - kurmak to set up an open market. - ola! colloq. I hope you have a lot of trade today! (said to a merchant)." -
34 ter
1. sweat, perspiration. 2. sweat, condensation, moisture (gathered in drops on the surface of an object). -ini alıştırmak to cool off a little, rest a bit. - basmak /a/ to break out in a sweat: Ali´ye ter bastı. Ali broke out in a sweat. -e batmak to be covered with sweat. - bezi 1. sweat gland, sudoriparous gland. 2. a cloth placed inside a child´s clothing and next to his skin to absorb perspiration. - boşanmak suddenly to begin to sweat profusely. - dökmek 1. to sweat, perspire. 2. to sweat, work hard. - döşeği bed on which a woman gives birth to a child. -ini soğutmak to cool off, rest a bit. -e yatmak to make oneself sweat (by drinking something hot and then wrapping oneself in a blanket or similar covering). -
35 terbiye
"1. teaching (someone) good manners; disciplining. 2. good manners, manners. 3. training, education (of a person). 4. taming or training (of an animal). 5. training (a voice). 6. any of several sauces made primarily with lemon juice and whole eggs. - almak 1. to be taught (good) manners. 2. to be trained, be educated. -sini bozmak to do something unmannerly, forget one´s manners, be rude. - etmek /ı/ 1. to teach (someone) good manners; to discipline (someone). 2. to train, educate (someone). 3. to train or tame (an animal). 4. to train (a voice). - görmek 1. to be taught (good) manners. 2. to be trained, be educated. -sini takınmak to mind one´s manners; to begin to behave in a mannerly way. -sini vermek /ın/ to give (someone) a dressing down." -
36 tükürük
"spit, spittle. - bezi anat. salivary gland. - hokkası spittoon, cuspidor. -ünü yutmak (for someone´s mouth) to begin to water; to lick one´s chops (at the sight of something delicious)." -
37 çağ
"1. time. 2. age, period. 3. era, epoch. 4. the right time (for something). - açmak to begin a new era. - atlamak (for a country) to make up for lost time by modernizing with lightning rapidity; (for someone) to enter the modern age at a bound. - üstü ultramodern." -
38 çıkmaz
1. dead-end street, dead end, Brit. cul-de-sac. 2. impasse, impossible situation, deadlock, stalemate. 3. anat. cecum, cul-de-sac. 4. phil. aporia. 5. dead-end, blind. 6. impossible (situation, course of action). - ayın son çarşambası when pigs begin to fly, on a latter Lammas (i.e. never). -a girmek to deadlock, reach a deadlock. - leke indelible stain. - sokak dead-end street, dead end, Brit. cul-de-sac. -a sokmak /ı/ to turn (something) into an impossible situation. - vadi blind valley.
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