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1 sert es
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2 kabadayılık
bluster -
3 zart zurt
bluster -
4 zart zurt
,-tu colloq. bluster, loud but empty talk. - etmek colloq. to bluster. -
5 gümbürtü
n. booming sound, clap, clash, plump, roaring, roll, rumble* * *1. boom (n.) 2. bluster (n.) -
6 yaygara
n. bluster, clamor, clamour [Brit.], fuss, hoi polloi, hoo ha, hullabaloo, shouting, shriek* * *squall (n.) -
7 yaygara kopar
1. bluster (v.) 2. squall (v.) -
8 bağıra çağıra konuşmak
v. bluster -
9 boş tehdit
n. bluster -
10 fırtına gibi esmek
v. storm, bluster -
11 küstahça konuşmak
v. bluster -
12 tehditler savurmak
v. bluster -
13 yüksekten atma
n. big talk, blow, bluster, bounce, brag, flatulence, pretension, tub-thumping -
14 kabadayılık taslamak
to bluster, to play the tough -
15 kuru gürültü
a) much ado about nothing b) bluster, empty talk, nonsense -
16 yüksekten atmak
to boast, to bluster, to talk big -
17 zart zurt etmek
to bluster -
18 esmek
1. (for wind) to blow. 2. /a/ (for an idea) to come suddenly to (one´s mind). Eser ama yağmaz. colloq. 1. His bark is worse than his bite. 2. He makes lots of promises, but he doesn´t keep them. esip savurmak 1. to blow and raise the dust. 2. to storm and bluster. -
19 horozlanmak
"to assume a threatening manner; to bluster, swagger truculently." -
20 horozluk
1. bluster, truculent swagger. 2. pugnacious pride.
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