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1 mat et
checkmate (v.) -
2 mat
checkmate -
3 mat
adj. dull, matt, opaque, mat, darkish, lackluster, lacklustre [Brit.], sober--------n. checkmate, mate* * *1. lusterless 2. lustreless 3. mat 4. matt 5. dull (adj.) 6. checkmate (n.) -
4 mat
,-tı chess checkmate, mate, being checkmated. - etmek /ı/ 1. to checkmate. 2. to bring (someone´s, something´s) progress to a halt, outmaneuver. 3. to silence, reduce (someone) to silence (by superior argumentation). - olmak 1. to be checkmated. 2. to be outmaneuvered. 3. to be reduced to silence. -
5 yenilgi
n. bankruptcy, beating, checkmate, defeat, discomfiture, drubbing, licking, reverse, thrashing, trimming* * *1. defeat 2. defeat (n.) -
6 yenmek
v. beat all hollow, annihilate, bear down, beat, best, break, checkmate, circumvent, clobber, confound, conquer, cut out, defeat, discomfit, down, floor, knock out, land, lick, master, outbox, outclass, outdo, outgo, overpower, pip, prevail, skunk--------give a beating, bear the bell, carry away the bell, get the better of, wipe the floor with smb.* * *conquer -
7 mat etmek
v. checkmate, mate -
8 yenmemek
v. (neg. form of yenmek) beat all hollow, annihilate, bear down, beat, best, break, checkmate, circumvent, clobber, confound, conquer, cut out, defeat, discomfit, down, floor, knock out, land, lick, master, outbox, outclass, outdo, outgo, overpower, pip, prevail, skunk -
9 şah mat
interj. checkmate -
10 bozgun
"unrest, disorder; rout, defeat, checkmate" " hezimet; routed, defeated" -
11 bozguna uğratmak
to rout, to defeat, to checkmate, to thrash, to clobber, to cane, to put sb to rout -
12 hezimet
rout, checkmate -
13 mat etmek
to checkmate -
14 yenilgi
defeat, checkmate -
15 yenilgiye uğratmak
to checkmate
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