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1 boot
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3 etük
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4 etük
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5 potin
boot -
6 çizme
boot, top boot -
7 işten at
boot out -
8 çulkuy
boot of which the heel is torn -
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boot of which the heel is torn -
10 çizme
"high-topped boot, top boot; riding boot; cowboy boot; high-topped rubber boot, Brit. Wellington boot, Wellington; wader, wading boot. - ile tandıra girmek to be unmannerly. -den yukarı çıkmak to try to do something one is not qualified to do, try to do something one has no business doing; to try to do something that is beyond one´s capacity, go beyond one´s depth." -
11 çizme
n. top boot, boot, buskin, drawing, wellingtons* * *boot -
12 uzun çizme
1. thigh boot 2. top boot 3. hessian boot 4. hessian boots -
13 bot
n. boot, buskin, boat, rubber boat, rubber dinghi* * *1. rowboat 2. boot (n.) -
14 hem
1. repeated Both... and...: Hem Sabahat, hem Nebahat geldiler. Both Sabahat and Nebahat came. Hem televizyon seyrediyor, hem de mektup yazıyor. He´s watching television and writing a letter at the same time. 2. And furthermore..., Moreover..., Indeed..., Besides...,... to boot, And what´s more,...: Odadan çıktı, hem gülümseyerek çıktı. She went out of the room, and with a smile on her face to boot. Hem seninle ilgisi yok. And what´s more, it has nothing to do with you. Bu hamam sıcak, hem ne sıcak! This bath is hot, and I do mean hot! - ağlarım, hem giderim. She is both happy and sad (said of a girl on her wedding day). - de nasıl! 1. Very!/Extremely!/And how! (said in reply to a question): Behiye güzel mi? Hem de nasıl! Is Behiye beautiful? Very! 2. You said it!/You can say that again!: Bu bayağı zor bir iş! Hem de nasıl! This is a pretty hard job! You said it! - İsa´yı hem de Musa´yı memnun etmek colloq. to try to meet conflicting demands at the same time. - kaçar, hem davul çalar. colloq. He seems to shrink from doing it, yet in the end he does it all the same. - kel, hem fodul. colloq. Although he makes great claims for himself, he is incompetent. - nalına, hem mıhına vurmak to speak in favor of both sides of a matter. - suçlu, hem güçlü. colloq. He´s guilty himself, yet he acts innocent and doesn´t hesitate to impugn others. - şamdan paklandı, hem pilav yağlandı. colloq. We´ve killed two birds with one stone. - ziyaret, hem ticaret. colloq. It´s a combination of business and pleasure. -
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",-çı 1. buttocks, bottom, butt, behind, rump. 2. naut. stern, poop. 3. prov. leg; foot. 4. hind, back. -a naut. astern, abaft, aft. - atmak /a/ 1. to lash out with both hind feet. 2. (for a supposedly inferior person) to give (someone) a slap in the face. - attırmak /a/ slang to be better than, be superior to. -tan bacaklı short-legged (person). -ına bakarak/baka baka empty-handed, with nothing to show for one´s efforts. -ına batmak to leave a comfortable place, give up an easy life. - güverte naut. quarterdeck. -ını kaldırmamak colloq. not to budge. -tan kara naut. moored by the stern. - kasarası naut. poop deck. -ının kılı ağarmak vulg. to get old. -ının kıllarıyla balık yakalamak vulg. to be a lucky son of a gun. -ına kına yaksın. vulg. So let the son of a bitch gloat (over our misfortune). -ı kırık slang trifling, piddling, trivial. -ına tekmeyi atmak/vurmak /ın/ vulg. to boot (someone) out, give (someone) the boot. - üstü oturmak colloq. 1. to fall smack on one´s rear end. 2. to sit twiddling one´s thumbs (having decided to give up a struggle). -ını yırtmak vulg. 1. to strain every muscle, work as hard as one can. 2. to scream and shout, rant and rave." -
16 postal
"1. mil. half boot; combat boot. 2. colloq. trollop, hussy, baggage." -
17 potin
"1. ankle boot; button boots. 2. (child´s) half boot. " -
18 açış
adj. opening--------n. opening* * *boot (n.) -
19 bagaj
n. baggage, luggage, trunk, large box for storage or transport, boot* * *1. baggage 2. luggage -
20 binici botu
riding boot
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