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21 dip
"1. bottom; foot, lowest part. 2. the far end, back. -ini bulmak /ın/ to use up (something stored in a container). -e çökmek to sink to the bottom, settle. -ine darı ekmek /ın/ to use up, finish off. - doruk completely, from head to foot, thoroughly. -ine gelmek/inmek to be nearly used up. -i görünmek to be emptied. -i kırmızı balmumuyla çağırmadım ya! colloq. I didn´t invite him; he just turned up of his own accord. -i tutmak (for cooking food) to stick to the pan and burn." -
22 uç
"1. end, extremity; tip. 2. point (of a sharply pointed instrument). 3. hist. march, borderland. -unda bir şey var. colloq. /ın/ There´s something behind (a matter)./There´s something secret at the bottom of (a matter). -u bucağı olmamak (for a place) to be vastly wide, be boundless. -unu bulmak /ın/ 1. to bring (something) to a conclusion. 2. to find a way to solve (a problem). -u dokunmak /a/ (for something) to affect (someone) adversely, bring (someone) harm, cause (someone) damage. -unu kaçırmak /ın/ to allow (a situation) to get out of control. -unda (bir şey) olmak (for something) to be at the bottom of (a matter). -u ortası belli olmamak (for something) to be so complicated or chaotic that one doesn´t know how to start setting it to rights. - uca end to end. -u ucuna just barely; with only a very little bit to spare; with hardly a minute to spare. - vermek 1. (for a boil, pimple, etc.) to come to a head, head. 2. to sprout. 3. to appear, become apparent." -
23 açılır kapanır dip
drop bottom -
24 alttaki
adj. bottom, downstairs, on a lower floor, nether, subjacent* * *below (adv.) -
25 araba tabanlı fırın
car bottom furnace -
26 asgari
adj. minimum, minimal, least* * *1. minimum 2. rock bottom -
27 aslında
adv. actually, in fact, originally, essentially, basically, primarily, au fond, at bottom, at heart, indeed, in first place, in reality, really, in sober fact, substantially, verily, in very deed, virtually--------pron. in itself* * *1. actually 2. as a matter of fact 3. essentially -
28 çeyiz
n. trousseau, dowry, dower, marriage portion, bottom drawer, portion* * *1. dower 2. dowry 3. trousseau -
29 dibi düz
1. flat bottom 2. flat bottomed -
30 en aşağı düzeye in
1. bottom out 2. bottomed (v.) -
31 en düşük
adj. lowest, minimum, minimal, record low, rock bottom* * *lowest -
32 en ucuz
adj. cheapest, knockdown, rock bottom* * *cheapest -
33 gemi omurgası
n. bottom, keel* * *keel (n.) -
34 göl dibi
lake bottom -
35 karter dibi
crankcase bottom -
36 kaynak
adj. parent, spring, welding--------n. roots, spring, fountain, seeds, grass roots, source, bottom, inquiries, basis, origin, welding, weld, authorship, beginning, birth, chapter and verse, context, font, fount, fund, headspring, paternity, principle, provenance, reserve, resource--------kaynak (haber)n. quarter* * *1. origin 2. reference 3. resource 4. source 5. spring 6. welding (n.) 7. weld (n.) -
37 kıç
adj. stern--------n. backside, rear, fundament, rear end, behind, tail end, stern, breech, tail, posterior, haunches, hip, bottom, buttocks, hindquarters, butt [sl.], ass [sl.], arse [sl.], bum [sl.], prat [sl.], nates [sl.], rump [sl.], slats [sl.], fanny [sl.]--------kıç (gemi)n. poop* * *1. breech 2. bum 3. buttocks 4. fanny 5. prat -
38 sonuç
n. result, consequence, consequent, conclusion, outcome, issue, end, aftermath, close, corollary, decision, deduction, denouement, effect, event, finding, fruit, harvest, inference, joy, payoff, produce, product, resultant, sequel, show, success, sum* * *1. result 2. resultant 3. upshot 4. bottom line 5. conclusion 6. consequence 7. deduction 8. inference 9. outcome 10. result (n.) -
39 tekne
n. boat, ship, hull, trough, tub, bottom, glider, vat, vessel--------tekne (boya vb.)n. back* * *1. basin 2. boat -
40 temel
adj. basic, bread and butter, fundamental, primary, principal, underlying, elementary, basal, abecedarian, constitutive, elemental, guiding, parent, rudimental, rudimentary, staple, working--------n. foundation, base, basis, footing, ground, groundwork, root, backdrop, backbone, bed, bottom, corner stone, fortification, fundament, ground form, hard pan, keystone, pedestal, socle, substratum, substructure, grass roots* * *1. rudimentary 2. baseline 3. baselined 4. basic 5. basis 6. elementary 7. essential 8. foundation 9. fundamental
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