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1 kıl
"1. a (human) hair (especially one not of the scalp); an animal hair; bristle. 2. goat hair. 3. (made of) goat hair. 4. (made of) bristle. 5. slang (someone) one cannot stand, who makes one sick. 6. slang someone one cannot stand, someone who makes one sick. -ını bile kıpırdatmamak/oynatmamak not to turn a hair, not to bat an eyelash, to appear completely unmoved. - çadır haircloth tent. - çekmek slang to flatter, soft-soap. -ına dokunmamak /ın/ not to touch a hair of (someone´s) head, not to injure or offend (someone) in any way. - fırça 1. brush (made of bristle). 2. brush made of one hair (used by a miniaturist). -ına hata gelmemek not to receive so much as a scratch, not to be injured at all. - kadar just the tiniest bit of, a very small amount of. - (kadar) kalmak /a/ to come within an inch (of): Kıl kaldı boğulacaktı. He very nearly drowned. -ı kıpırdamamak not to turn a hair, to appear completely unmoved. -ı kırk yaran overly meticulous. -ı kırk yarmak to split hairs. -dan nem kapmak to take offense at the slightest things. - olmak /a/ slang to be unable to stomach (someone). - payı 1. hairbreadth, infinitesimal. 2. by the skin of one´s teeth, narrowly. - payı kalmak /a/ to come within an inch of. - şaşmadan painstakingly, without leaving an i undotted. - testere fretsaw, scroll saw." -
2 yok
",-ku/-ğu 1. not existing, nonexistent. 2. not present, absent; not at hand, not available. 3. used to indicate a refusal to participate in something: Siz onu yapacak olursanız ben yokum. If you´re going to do that I´m not coming with you. O işte ben yoktum. I had nothing to do with that matter. 4. no (a negative reply). 5. but if not...: Sınavı kazandın, ne güzel; yok kazanamadın, bir daha denersin. If you pass the test, that´ll be great; but if you fail it, then you´ll just take it another time. 6. used sarcastically at the beginning of each of several successive clauses: Yok hava kötüymüş, yok zamanı değilmiş, kısacası bu işe yanaşmayacağı belliydi. If it wasn´t that the weather was bad, then it was the fact that the time wasn´t ripe; in short, it was clear that he wasn´t going to get around to doing this job. 7. used for emphasis at the beginning of a statement: Yok, iyi adam vesselam. He´s a good fellow, and that´s all there is to it. -tan 1. from nothing. 2. for no reason. - canım! colloq. 1. I wouldn´t think of it!/I wouldn´t dream of it! 2. You can´t be serious!/You´re having me on! 3. That´s not the case./You´ve misunderstood. - devenin başı! colloq. You´re pulling my leg!/You´re feeding me a line! - etmek /ı/ to do away with or get rid of (someone, something) completely. - oğlu yok. colloq. None of these people/things are here!/Not one of them is to be found! - olmak to disappear; to vanish. - pahasına very cheaply, for nothing, for a song. - satmak (for a merchant) to have nothing left to sell. - yere for no reason at all. - yok. 1. proverb Don´t suppose that something cannot be found or cannot happen, because it can. 2. No! No! " -
3 yılan
n. serpent, snake, viper, scaly legless reptile with a long narrow body; person who cannot be trusted--------pref. ophido* * *1. python 2. serpent 3. snake 4. vipera 5. worm snake 6. snake (n.) -
4 ağaç yetişmeyen bölge sınırı
n. timber line, timberline, latitude in the polar regions above which vegetation cannot grow -
5 ağaç yetişmeyen yükseklik sınırı
n. timber line, timberline, tree line, altitude above which plants and trees cannot growTurkish-English dictionary > ağaç yetişmeyen yükseklik sınırı
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6 buna dayanamam
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7 buna katlanamam
I cannot bear it -
8 buna tahammülüm yok
I cannot bear it -
9 cezalandırılamaz
adj. unpunishable, cannot be punished -
10 edememek
v. (neg. form of etmek) can't, cannot -
11 elzem
adj. indispensable, absolutely necessary, essential, vital, cannot be done without -
12 gücü yetmemek
v. can't, cannot -
13 ona katlanamıyorum
I cannot bear him -
14 yapamamak
v. can't, cannot, fail -
15 topuz
A (pack-saddle or) load which the rider cannot settle comfortably -
16 yunçığ
Iyunçığ er - A man in a bad condition, weakIIyunçığış - A troublesome affair, one that cannot be relieved because of its weak condition -
17 topuz
A (pack-saddle or) load which the rider cannot settle comfortably -
18 yunçığ
Iyunçığ er - A man in a bad condition, weakIIyunçığış - A troublesome affair, one that cannot be relieved because of its weak condition -
19 Acemi çaylak bu kadar uçar
You cannot expect more from a greenhorn -
20 doyum olmaz
one cannot have enough of, one never gets sick of
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