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1 güm
"1. boom, a booming sound; bang. 2. a loud thump. 3. slang hot air, guff, baloney, bull, bullshit. - atmak slang to talk hot air, talk guff, talk baloney, throw bull, bullshit. - etmek 1. to boom, make a booming sound; to bang. 2. to make a loud thump. -e gitmek colloq. 1. (for one´s words) to fall on deaf ears; (for something) to be expended for nothing. 2. (for someone) to die needlessly. - güm 1. with repeated booms; with bangs. 2. with loud thumps. - güm atmak (for one´s heart) to thump violently. - güm etmek 1. to boom repeatedly; to bang repeatedly. 2. to thump loudly." -
2 güm güm basarak yürümek
v. pound along -
3 güm güm vurmak
v. thump -
4 güm güm vurmak
to thump, to batter -
5 güm
interj. bang, boom, slam, thud, whang, flump, pop--------n. flump -
6 güm diye
adv. plonk, plunk -
7 güm diye bırakmak
v. flump -
8 güm diye yere bırakmak
v. flump down -
9 güm diye çarpmak
v. bang -
10 güm
boom, hollow noise -
11 zamk reçine karışımı
gum resin -
12 taş koymak
gum up, put a spoke in smb.'s wheel -
13 sarkaç
Gum succory -
14 sarkaç
Gum succory -
15 akındırık
gum -
16 dişeti
gum -
17 kitre
gum tragacanth -
18 zamk
gum, glue, adhesive -
19 geven
gum-tragacanth plant. -
20 çiklet
n. gum, chewing gum; bubble gum* * *chewing gum
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