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101 mahyacı
1. person who strings up lights between minarets. 2. person who replaces broken roof tiles. -
102 makadam
1. macadamized road. 2. macadam, broken stone (used in macadamizing a road). 3. macadamization. -
103 paramparça
1. broken to smithereens, smashed to bits. 2. ripped to shreds, in tatters. -
104 parçalanmak
1. to be broken, smashed, torn, or pulled to pieces. 2. to wear oneself out trying to please someone. -
105 parçalatmak
/ı/ to have (something) broken, smashed, torn, or pulled to pieces. -
106 rekortmen
"sports person who has broken a record, record-breaker; record-holder." -
107 sabah
"1. morning. 2. in the morning. -tan in the morning: Akşama hazır olmasını istersen sabahtan söylemen gerekir. If you want it to be ready by evening, you must order it in the morning. - akşam all the time. -ı bulmak/etmek to stay awake all night; to sit up all night; to work all night. -a çıkmak (for a sick person) to make it through the night, still to be alive when morning comes. -a doğru/karşı towards morning. -lar hayrolsun! Good morning! - kahvaltısı breakfast. -ın köründe at the crack of dawn. - ola, hayır ola. 1. Let´s wait and see how things are in the morning (said in the hope that things will be better by morning). 2. It´s better to do things in the morning, when one is fresh and rested. - namazı the morning namaz (the first namaz of the day). - oldu. Morning´s come./Morning´s broken./It´s morning. - sabah in the morning (as opposed to any other time). -ı şerifler/şerifleri/şerifiniz hayırlı olsun! Good morning! - yıldızı the morning star, Venus." -
108 sakat
",-tı 1. (physically) disabled (person); handicapped (person); /dan/ (someone) who has a defect in (a part of his body): Adam gözlerinden sakat. The man has defective vision. 2. unsound, defective, deformed, crippled, maimed, or mutilated (part of a human body). 3. unsound, broken (piece of furniture). 4. unsound, (plan, project, job) which has a serious drawback or drawbacks. 5. ungrammatical, faultily constructed (phrase, sentence)." -
109 sayı
"1. number, unit in a numerical series. 2. number, specified total of (people, things): Bunların sayısı yüzü geçmez. There´s no more than one hundred of them. 3. number, issue (of a newspaper, magazine). 4. sports point/points scored in a game; basketball basket; soccer goal. - boncuğu abacus (a calculating instrument). - göstergesi sports scoreboard. -m suyum yok! (used by children) 1. I´m not playing! (said angrily). 2. Let´s start the game over! (said after someone has broken a rule of the game)." -
110 sobalık
1. (wood, coal) which has been cut up or broken into pieces small enough to fit in a stove. 2. (material) from which stoves can be made. 3. enough (of a fuel) to fill up a stove for (so many) times. -
111 süyek
med. splint (as for a broken bone). -
112 ufalanmak
1. to be crumbled, be broken into small pieces, be comminuted. 2. to crumble into bits. -
113 yıkılmak
"1. to be demolished, be wrecked; to be pulled down; to be destroyed; to be ruined. 2. to be felled; to be sent sprawling, be laid flat; to be toppled. 3. /a/ to be tilted to (one side). 4. /a/ (for the blame) to be put on. 5. (for a burden, cargo) to be unloaded, be removed. 6. to collapse; to fall into ruin. 7. to collapse in a heap, fall to the ground. 8. to lose one´s health and morale; (for someone) to be broken/ruined (by a disaster). 9. (for someone one dislikes) to leave, get out, clear out. yıkıla yıkıla reeling/swaying wildly (as if about to fall). " -
114 yırtılmak
"1. to be torn, be rent, be ripped. 2. (for a part of one´s body) to be torn, be lacerated. 3. (for a colt) to be broken in. 4. /da/ (for someone) to learn the ins and outs of (something); to learn the tricks of the trade. 5. to overcome one´s shyness, rid oneself of one´s shyness. 6. /ı/ slang to fork over, cough up (money)." -
115 zorlanmak
"1. /a/ to be forced, constrained, or compelled (to do something); to be coerced (into doing something). 2. to be pressured insistently, be pressed insistently. 3. to be forced open, be broken open. 4. (for someone) to be hard pressed, be put to it. 5. (for something) to be strained, be put under a strain. " -
116 çökkün
1. broken down, collapsed. 2. psych. depressed.
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