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1 taş
n. bowl, vessel* * *1. stone 2. brim over 3. bubble over 4. overflowing (v.) 5. brimming (v.) 6. bubbling over (v.) 7. flooding (v.) 8. flooded (v.) 9. brim (v.) 10. flood (v.) 11. well over (v.) 12. overflow (v.) 13. stone (n.) -
2 coşmak
v. bubble over, boil up, overflow, enthuse, effervesce, let oneself go, glow, gush, slop over -
3 coşmamak
v. (neg. form of coşmak) bubble over, boil up, overflow, enthuse, effervesce, let oneself go, glow, gush, slop over -
4 coşmak
"to get carried away, to become exuberant, to get enthusiastic, to brim over, to bubble over, to effervesce; (rüzgâr) to become violent; (ýrmak) to rise" -
5 kaynamak
v. boil, come to the boil, boil away, bubble up, weld, join, abound, conglutinate, seethe, swarm, teem, well@kaynamak ilev. spill over with@* * *boil -
6 köpürmek
v. foam, froth, lather, bubble, sparkle, effervesce, yeast, rage, explode, ramp and rage, boil, boil over, churn, cream, fizz, ramp, seethe* * *foam -
7 köpürmemek
v. (neg. form of köpürmek) foam, froth, lather, bubble, sparkle, effervesce, yeast, rage, explode, ramp and rage, boil, boil over, churn, cream, fizz, ramp, seethe
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