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21 come to the boil
v. kaynamak, kızışmak, son raddeye gelmek -
22 go boil your head
interj. defol, git başımdan -
23 gum boil
n. dişeti iltihabı -
24 i have a boil
çıban var. -
25 lance a boil
v. neşterle çıbanı yarmak -
26 come off the boil
v. yatışmak, hızı kesilmek -
27 come to the boil
v. kaynamak, kızışmak, son raddeye gelmek -
28 go boil your head
interj. defol, git başımdan -
29 gum boil
n. dişeti iltihabı -
30 i have a boil
çıban var. -
31 lance a boil
v. neşterle çıbanı yarmak -
32 Aleppo boil
Halep çibani, sark çibani -
33 half-boil
yari kaynatmak -
34 kier-boil
pisirmek, kazanda pisirmek -
35 lime boil
kireçle kaynatma -
36 repeated washing at the boil
tekrarli kaynar yikamaEnglish to Turkish dictionary > repeated washing at the boil
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37 lime boil
kireçle kaynatma -
38 lance
n. mızrak, zıpkın, mızraklı süvari, neşter————————v. mızraklamak, neşterle kesmek* * *mızrak* * *1. noun(a weapon of former times with a long shaft or handle of wood, a spearhead and often a small flag.) mızrak2. verb(to cut open (a boil etc) with a knife: The doctor lanced the boil on my neck.) neşterle yarmak/deşmek -
39 fry
n. kızartma, kızartılmış yiyecek, yavru balık, çoluk çocuk, solda sıfır, önemsiz şey————————v. kızartmak, elektrikli sandalyede idam etmek, yağda kızarmak* * *kızart* * *I verb(to cook in hot oil or fat: Shall I fry the eggs or boil them?) kızartmak- out of the frying-pan into the fire II noun(a swarm of young, especially of fish.) yavru sürüsü -
40 indirect object
dolaylı nesne, dolaylı tümleç* * *dolaylı tümleç* * *(the word in a sentence which stands for the person or thing to or for whom something is given, done etc: In `Give me the book', `Tell the children a story', `Boil John an egg', me, the children and John are indirect objects.) dolaylı tümleç
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