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1 üfleyici
n. blower* * *blower -
2 havalandırma
adj. ventilating--------n. aeration, ventilation, airing, air conditioning, fanner, blower* * *1. aeration 2. air conditioning 3. draught 4. ventilation -
3 körük
n. bellows, pair of bellows, blower, fan* * *bellows -
4 telefon
n. telephone, phone, blower* * *1. dial phone 2. phone 3. telephone (n.) 4. phone (n.) -
5 vantilatör
n. air exhauster, blower, fan, fanner, ventilator* * *1. ventilator 2. electric fan 3. fan -
6 baloncuk makinesi
n. bubble blower -
7 baloncuk makinesi rica ediyorum
I would like a bubble blower.Turkish-English dictionary > baloncuk makinesi rica ediyorum
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8 org körüğü
n. organ blower -
9 cam yapımcısı
glass blower -
10 döner körük
rotary blower -
11 gaz körüğü
gas blower -
12 demirci
"1. blacksmith. 2. ironworker. 3. manufacturer or seller of iron or wrought iron; ironmaster. - körüğü forge bellows, blower. - mengenesi smith´s vise. - ocağı forge." -
13 pervane
"1. propeller (of an airplane); fan blower, fanner (of a fan). 2. screw (of a ship). 3. moth (that is attracted to a light at night). - gibi always on hand and ready to be of help. - olmak /a/ to be (someone´s) shadow, follow (someone) everywhere."
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