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1 boru
"1. pipe, tube. 2. mus. horn; bugle. 3. slang nonsense, empty talk. 4. slang bad, in a bad state. - ağı plumbing, the plumbing system of a building. - anahtarı pipe wrench. - askısı pipe support. - bileziği ring put around a stove pipe. - çalmak 1. to blow a horn. 2. for a bugle to blow. -sunu çalmak /ın/ to jump to do (someone´s) wishes so as to curry his favor. - değil!/boru mu bu? colloq. That´s no small matter! - dirseği elbow, elbow-shaped pipe. - döşemek to install plumbing. - kelepçesi pipe clip. - mengenesi pipe vise. -suna ot tıkamak /ın/ to silence, shut (someone) up. -su ötmek colloq. to have authority, be influential." -
2 nefes
"1. breath. 2. puff, draw, drag (on a pipe, cigarette). 3. instant, moment. 4. breath which has healing power (and which is blown upon the sick). 5. poem (sung by dervishes). 6. slang hashish, hash. - alamamak 1. to be unable to breathe properly. 2. to be very busy, not to have time to catch one´s breath. - aldırmamak /a/ to work (someone) very hard, not to give (someone) a chance to catch his breath. - almak 1. to breathe; to breathe in, inhale. 2. to feel relieved, breathe freely. 3. to take a short break, catch one´s breath; to rest. 4. to live, breathe. - borusu anat. trachea. - çekmek 1. to take a puff, draw, or drag (on a pipe, cigarette). 2. slang to smoke some hash. 3. slang to have sexual intercourse, have sex. - darlığı 1. shortness of breath. 2. asthma. - etmek /a/ to blow one´s breath upon (someone) (to cure him/her of an ailment). - kesici breathtaking, thrilling; suspenseful, suspense-filled. -i kesilmek to be thrilled: O manzara karşısında herkesin nefesi kesildi. That view took everybody´s breath away. -i kesilmek/daralmak/tutulmak 1. to have difficulty breathing. 2. to gasp, catch one´s breath. - nefese out of breath, panting. - tüketmek 1. to talk at great length, talk until one is blue in the face. 2. to expend a lot of hot air for nothing, waste one´s breath. - vermek to breathe out, exhale." -
3 zıvana
"1. short tube open at both ends (especially one used as a removable liner). 2. (removable) liner (inserted in the mouthpiece of a hookah). 3. paper tube (used as a cigarette holder). 4. mortise (of a mortise-and-tenon joint); groove (of a tongue-and-groove joint). 5. (metal) filter (in a tobacco pipe). 6. shaft (of a millstone). 7. pin (on which the sheave of a pulley block turns). -dan çıkarmak /ı/ colloq. to make (someone) blow his stack, put (someone) in a towering rage. -dan çıkmak colloq. 1. (for someone) to blow his stack, get in a towering rage. 2. to go insane, go off one´s nut. - deliği mortise. - delik geçme mortise-and-tenon joint. - dili tenon. - lambalı geçme tongue-and-groove joint. dişi - mortise. erkek - tenon." -
4 zarp
"1. severity, violence, force, fury. 2. striking, hitting; (a) blow. - musluğu main valve (of a water pipe). "
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