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61 sokak
street. - ağzı place where a side street joins a main road, junction. -a atmak /ı/ 1. to throw (something) into the street. 2. to turn (someone) out into the street. 3. to spend (money) extravagantly, throw (money) away. -a atsan If you sell it at a giveaway price..../If you give it away.... - başı beginning of a street (where it joins another road). -a çıkmak to go out (for a walk, to do shopping, etc.). - çocuğu street Arab, gamin, urchin. -a dökmek /ı/ 1. to spend (money) extravagantly, throw (money) away. 2. to make (an issue) a cause of public demonstrations. -a dökülmek to rush out into the street. -a düşmek 1. (for a woman) to become a streetwalker, become a prostitute. 2. to become very common and cheap. - kadını/kızı streetwalker, hooker. -ta kalmak 1. to be left homeless, be left without a place to lay one´s head. 2. to be locked out of one´s house, be unable to get into one´s house. - kapısı street door (of a house). - süpürgesi woman who´s always gadding about (instead of keeping the home fires burning). -a uğramak to rush out into the street. -
62 sıralama
"1. arranging (things) in a row or rows. 2. arranging or filing (things) (in a certain way). 3. listing (things) in order; enumerating. 4. (a child´s) beginning to walk (by holding on to one thing after another)." -
63 yeni
"1. new; neo-: yeni Eflatunculuk Neoplatonism. yeni klasikçi neoclassicist. 2. recent. 3. newly; recently. -den/- baştan over again from the beginning, again. Y- Ahit the New Testament (of the Bible). - dosttan vefa gelmez. proverb You shouldn´t depend too much on a friend whom you´ve not yet gotten to know well. - sözcük/kelime neologism, new word. -den yeniye very recently." -
64 çözülme
1. becoming untied, unfastened, undone, unraveled, or disentangled. 2. becoming solved. 3. beginning to thaw. 4. disintegration, dissolution. 5. mil. disengagement, withdrawal from the field of battle. -
65 çözülüm
1. becoming untied, unfastened, undone, unraveled, or disentangled. 2. becoming solved. 3. beginning to thaw. 4. disintegration, dissolution. 5. mil. disengagement, withdrawal from the field of battle. 6. mus. resolution. -
66 önceden
1. at first, in the beginning. 2. beforehand. -
67 öncesiz
(something) which has no beginning, eternal. -
68 öncesizlik
past eternity, time without beginning.
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