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21 kesmek
"1. /ı/ to cut, cut in two, cut off; to cut down (a tree). 2. /ı/ to slice, cut up. 3. /ı/ to cut, wound by cutting. 4. /ı/ to butcher, slaughter. 5. /ı/ to interrupt; to put an end to, stop. 6. /ı/ to decide on, determine. 7. /ı/ to deduct. 8. /ı/ to turn off, stop the flow of (electricity, gas, water). 9. /ı/ to coin, issue (money). 10. /ı/ to cut (cards). 11. /ı/ to take away, get rid of (pain, fever, thirst). 12. /ı/ to impede, hinder; to block. 13. slang to shut up, cut the cackle. 14. /ı/ slang to cheat, swindle. 15. slang to shoot the bull, talk aimlessly. kesip atmak 1. to make hasty decisions. 2. /ı/ to settle (something) quickly and finally. kesip attığı tırnak olamamak /ın/ colloq. (for someone) to be nothing compared to (someone else). kesip biçmek colloq. to bluster, make idle threats." -
22 kuru
"1. dry; dried. 2. dead (plant). 3. emaciated, thin. 4. bare, unadorned, unfurnished. 5. empty, hollow, vain, meaningless. 6. dry, unfeeling, curt (utterance). 7. slang hashish, hash. - başına all alone. - başına kalmak to be left without friends or relatives, be all on one´s own. - çeşme dry fountain. - duvar dry wall. - ekmek dry bread, bread eaten with nothing else. - erik prune. - fasulye 1. dried beans. 2. a dish made of stewed dried beans. - filtre dry filter (for an air conditioner). - gürültü 1. meaningless excitement, much ado about nothing. 2. bluster, empty talk. - hava dry air. - havuz naut. dry dock, floating dock, floating dry dock. - iftira sheer calumny. - incir dried fig. - kafes mere skeleton, skin and bones. - kalabalık 1. crowd of idle onlookers. 2. useless and worn-out things, junk. -da kalmak naut. (for a ship or boat) to be grounded at low tide. - kaymak clotted cream, Devonshire cream. - köfte grilled meat patty. - kuruya uselessly, in vain. - kuyu dry well, cesspool, sink. - laf empty promise(s). - laf karın doyurmaz. proverb Empty promises don´t fill one´s belly. - meyve bot. nut. - ot 1. hay. 2. dried herb. - öksürük dry cough. - poğaça a flaky, savory pastry. - sıkı 1. blank (shot). 2. bluff, empty threat. - sıkı atmak to utter empty threats. - soğuk dry cold. - tahtada kalmak to be left without a stick of furniture in one´s house. - tekne hull, hulk. - temizleme dry cleaning. - temizleyici dry cleaner. - üzüm raisins. - vaat empty promise. -nun yanında/arasında yaş da yanar. proverb Sometimes the innocent suffer along with the guilty. - yemiş 1. dried fruit. 2. (edible) nuts. - yemişçi seller of dried fruit and nuts."
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