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1 bum
pop (n.) -
2 bum
boom -
3 serseri
"1. (a) ne´er-do-well, (a) good-for-nothing; layabout, bum, loafer. 2. vagrant, tramp, hobo. 3. ne´er-do-well, good-for-nothing; pertaining to a bum or loafer. 4. vagrant, vagabond; pertaining to a bum or loafer. 4. vagrant, vagabond; pertaining to a tramp. S-! colloq. Jerk!/You mannerless bum!/You no-count jerk! - mayın floating mine." -
4 amaçsız dolaş
1. bum about 2. bum around -
5 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 -
6 aylak aylak dolaşmak
v. idle about, hang around, hang about, fool around, fool about, slope around, bum around, bum, roam about, saunter, slop around -
7 aylaklık etmek
v. not to work, fiddle around, fiddle about, loaf around, loaf about, loaf, arse around [sl.], bum, bum around, dawdle, fiddle, footle, frig -
8 aylak
adj. idle, otiose; truant; unemployed; vagabond--------n. idler, loafer, layabout, bum, bummer, dawdler, vagrant, loiterer, runabout* * *idle -
9 berbat
adj. horrible, terrible, awful, miserable, bad, rotten, spoilt, destroyed, abominable, abysmal, accursed, accurst, appalling, atrocious, bum, chronic, crappy [sl.], dashed, deuced, devilish, disgusting, dread, dreadful, egregious, execrable, fierce--------adv. beastly, badly, dashed, ghastly--------n. hell* * *1. execrable 2. flub -
10 bozuk
adj. broken, broken down, dished, out of action, damaged, disordered, distorted, wrong, imperfect, in bad order, upset, disappointed, bad, bum, dead, deranged, dirty, Doric, embroiled, faulty, flyblown, foul, on the fritz, gone, hard set, haywire* * *1. broken 2. out of order 3. out of work 4. corrupted (adj.) 5. broken down (adj.) 6. foul (adj.) -
11 dilenci
adj. mendicant--------n. beggar, bum, cadger, mendicant, panhandler* * *1. beggar 2. cadger 3. mendicant -
12 dilenmek
v. beg, ask for alms, panhandle, bum, cant, mump* * *beg -
13 otlakçı
n. sponger, sponge, free rider, scrounger, freeloader, bummer, shark, bum, cadger* * *1. freeloader 2. moocher -
14 serseri
adj. vagrant, vagabond, wandering, good for nothing, adrift, errant, larrikin, no good, outcast, roguish, stray, strayed--------n. vagabond, tramp, rascal, bummer, rogue, beat, bum, dawdler, dosser, down and out, drifter, flotsam, Flotsam and Jetsam, gadabout, hobo, hoodlum, hooligan, landloper, layabout, lowlife, ne'er do weel, ne'er do well, never do well, no good, outcast* * *1. rascal 2. roamer 3. rover 4. tramp 5. drifter 6. hobo 7. hoodlum 8. hooligan 9. outcast 10. roving (n.) 11. stray (n.) -
15 anaforcu
n. bum, beggar, idler -
16 dilenmemek
v. (neg. form of dilenmek) beg, ask for alms, panhandle, bum, cant, mump -
17 göt
n. ass [sl.], arse [sl.], fanny [sl.], pluck [sl.], prat [sl.], bum [sl.] -
18 kaba et
n. posterior, buttock, bum, can -
19 otlakçılık etmek
v. sponge, sponge on, scrounge, bum -
20 popo
n. buttocks, butt, backside, behind, breech, bum, can, posterior, rear, rear end
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bum — ☆ bum1 [bum ] n. [< bummer, prob. < Ger bummler, loafer, habitually tardy person < bummeln, to go slowly, waste time] Informal 1. a vagrant, hobo, tramp, or beggar; specif., a shabby, often drunken derelict 2. any shiftless or… … English World dictionary
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bum — um (b[u^]m), v. t. To borrow without intention of returning; to cadge; as, to bum a cigarette; to bum a cup of coffee; usually with inexpensive items as the object. [informal] [PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
bum — |bum Mot Agut Nom masculí … Diccionari Català-Català
bum — interj. Cuvânt care imită zgomotul produs de o detunătură de armă, de o lovitură înfundată sau de o cădere. – Onomatopee. Trimis de valeriu, 21.03.2003. Sursa: DEX 98 bum interj. Trimis de siveco, 10.08.2004. Sursa: Dicţionar ortografic BUM… … Dicționar Român
bum — 1. Interjección onomatopéyica utilizada para imitar el ruido de un golpe o de una explosión: «Una chispa o una palabra soez, y ¡bum!, todos al infierno» (Marsé Embrujo [Esp. 1993]). 2. Adaptación gráfica de la voz inglesa boom (‘estruendo,… … Diccionario panhispánico de dudas
