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1 dökmek
"1. /ı/ to pour, pour out. 2. /ı/ to spill. 3. /ı/ to throw out, spill out as waste. 4. /ı/ to scatter. 5. /ı/ to shed. 6. /ı/ to pour into a mold; to cast. 7. /ı/ to pour (into a pan of hot oil and cook). 8. /ı/ to empty (a container). 9. /ı/ to let (one´s hair) hang freely. 10. /ı/ to pour out (one´s troubles, one´s story, secrets). 11. /ı/ to fail (a lot of students in a class). 12. /ı, a/ to spend (a lot of money) on. 13. to have (spots, freckles, pimples) break out on one´s skin. döke saça in a spilling manner, spilling around." -
2 dönmek
"1. to turn, revolve, rotate, spin. 2. to return, go back, come back. 3. /a/ to turn (toward). 4. /dan or ı/ to make a turn (at), turn. 5. /a/ to turn into, become. 6. to repeat, stay back in class. 7. to be converted (to another religion or point of view). 8. (for weather, circumstances) to change. 9. (for something tricky) to be going on. 10. /dan/ to change (one´s plans); to break (a promise). 11. /dan/ to renounce (a cause, a claim to or for something). döne döne by turning, by spinning. dönüp dolaşmak to walk back and forth."
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