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1 cismen
bodily (adv.) -
2 bedeni
bodily, physical -
3 cismen
"bodily; materially." -
4 egzersiz
1. (bodily or mental) exercise. 2. exercises. 3. practice, exercise. - yapmak 1. to exercise (bodily or mentally). 2. to do one´s exercises. 3. to practice. -
5 tahriş
irritation (of a bodily organ or tissue). - edici irritative, irritating (agent). - etmek /ı/ to irritate (a bodily organ or tissue). -
6 tecessüm
"1. assuming a bodily form; embodiment; becoming tangible. 2. appearance, becoming apparent. - etmek 1. to assume a bodily form; to become embodied; to become tangible. 2. to appear, become apparent." -
7 bedensel
adj. physical, corporal, bodily, corporeal, fleshly, gestic, material, organic, sensual, somatic, carnal* * *1. corporal 2. earthy -
8 bütün olarak
adv. completely, totally, bodily, en bloc, outright* * *as a whole -
9 epitel
n. epithelium, layer of cells lining bodily organs and surfaces (Biology)* * *epithelium -
10 vücuda ait
adj. systemic* * *bodily (adj.) -
11 tek vücut halinde
adv. bodily -
12 bedensel
physical, personal, bodily, corporal, sensual -
13 hep beraber
all together, in chorus, with one accord, bodily -
14 akıntı
1. current, flow. 2. path. flux, flow. 3. slope (given to something to direct drainage flow). 4. flow (of sap from a pine tree). - çağanozu 1. a crab caught in the current. 2. colloq. a person with a bodily deformity. - demiri kedge anchor. -ya kapılmak 1. to be caught in a current. 2. to be carried away by a popular fad. -ya kürek çekmek to waste one´s efforts on an impossible task. - payı naut. leeway. -
15 ağdacı
1. maker of ağda. 2. person who for a fee will use ağda to remove unwanted bodily hair. -
16 bedeni
,bedensel 1. physical, corporal, somatic. 2. corporeal, bodily. -
17 bünye
1. structure. 2. bodily constitution. -
18 cisimlenmek
to take a bodily or material form. -
19 gövdesel
corporal, corporeal, bodily, somatic. -
20 hat
",-ttı 1. line. 2. handwriting; calligraphy. 3. (transport or communications) line. 4. elec. line, wire. 5. (facial or bodily) feature, contour. - bekçisi watchman (guarding a railroad, telephone or telegraph line). - çekmek to install a (telephone, telegraph) line. - işçisi lineman; trackman. - karıştırmak slang to be shown up, be embarrassed."
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