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1 kılık
Behavior, conduct with people -
2 kılık
Behavior, conduct with people -
3 davranma
behavior. - eylemi gram. an active verbal adjective expressing intent. -
4 şımarıklık
behavior or act characteristic of a spoiled person. -
5 efendilik
"1. gentlemanliness, gentlemanly behavior; polite and dignified behavior. 2. the status of a gentleman. 3. being a gentleman. 4. magnanimity; magnanimous act. 5. mastership, mastery, authority, control. 6. the status of a hodja. 7. being a hodja; behavior characteristic of a hodja. 8. Ottoman hist. the status of an effendi. 9. Ottoman hist. being an effendi; behavior characteristic of an effendi. - bende kalsın. I don´t want to be guilty of behaving rudely./I wish to be known as a gentleman/a lady: Efendilik bende kalsın diye ona aynı şekilde cevap vermedim. As I wish to be known as a gentleman I didn´t reply to him in kind. - etmek /a/ to behave magnanimously towards." -
6 kaba davranış
n. unmannerly behavior, impolite behavior, gaucherie, incivility* * *rude behavior -
7 zorbalık
"1. strong-arm methods/tactics; bullying behavior; browbeating behavior; usurpative behavior. 2. tyranny, tyrannicalness. - yönetimi pol. tyranny, tyrannical rule." -
8 davranış
adj. behavioral, behavioural [Brit.]--------n. behavior, behaviour [Brit.], attitude, conduct, action, demeanor, demeanour [Brit.], manner, doings, way, act, bearing, deal, dealing, deportment, form, proceeding, stroke, treatment, turn* * *1. behavior 2. behaviour 3. conduct (n.) -
9 yorık
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10 yorık
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11 davranış
"1. behavior; conduct, comportment, deportment; treatment (of someone). 2. action, deed, something done. 3. movement, action, motion. 4. gesture, notable or expressive action. - bilimi (a) behavioral science. - bozukluğu psych. behavior disorder. - töresi etiquette." -
12 erkeklik
1. masculinity. 2. courage, manly behavior. 3. sexual potency, virility. - organı penis. - öldü mü? colloq. Has manly behavior gone out of fashion? (said by someone preparing to perform a manly deed). - sende kalsın! colloq. Behave like a gentleman (and don´t be a part of anything mean or underhanded). -
13 ibnelik
"vulg., slang 1. being a passive male homosexual. 2. effeminate behavior; (an) effeminate action. 3. being a scoundrel. 4. contemptible behavior, (a) low-down action." -
14 taşkınlık
"1. marked lack of restraint; rowdiness, boisterousness; impetuousness; excessive exuberance. 2. markedly unrestrained behavior; rowdy behavior. 3. psych. mania." -
15 teklif
"1. proposal; offer; suggestion. 2. motion, proposal (before an assembly). 3. formality, formal behavior, ceremony. - etmek /ı, a/ to propose, offer, or suggest (something) to (someone). - kutusu suggestion box. - tekellüf formality, formal behavior. (Aramızda) - yok. There´s no need for ceremony between us." -
16 yezitlik
1. devilish behavior, devilment. 2. behavior characteristic of a bastard, SOB, rat, or dirty dog. -
17 asimtotik davranış
asymptotic behavior -
18 davranış biçimi
n. behavior pattern, course of action* * *custom -
19 hareket
n. action, movement, move, motion, starting, behavior, behaviour [Brit.], act, bearing, conduct, demeanour [Brit.], deportment, gesture, locomotion, play, setout, step, stroke* * *1. action 2. locomotion 3. motion 4. movement 5. act (n.) 6. move (n.) 7. motion (n.) -
20 kabalık
n. roughness, coarseness, rudeness, vulgarity, impoliteness, impolite behavior, indelicacy, abruptness, asperity, barbarism, barbarity, boorishness, brusqueness, crassness, crudeness, crudity, discourtesy, disrespect, earthiness, gall, gothicism* * *1. barbarousness 2. coarseness 3. discourtesy 4. incivility 5. prankishness 6. roughness 7. rudeness 8. ungainliness 9. ungracefulness 10. vulgarity
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