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1 arıttı
Cleaned; gelded -
2 arıttı
Cleaned; gelded -
3 temizlenmek
"1. to be cleaned. 2. (for water, air, etc.) to be purified. 3. (for fish, game, etc.) to be cleaned, gutted, or dressed. 4. colloq. to be finished. 5. colloq. to be gotten rid of, be eliminated. 6. colloq. (for food) to be eaten up, be polished off, be put away. 7. slang to be robbed, be cleaned out. 8. slang to be killed, be bumped off, be put away. 9. to clean oneself; to clean oneself up. 10. (for a woman´s menstrual period) to come to an end." -
4 temizlenmiş
1. cleaned (adj.) 2. cleansed (adj.) -
5 bunları kuru temizlemeye vermem gerekiyor
I need this to be dry cleaned.Turkish-English dictionary > bunları kuru temizlemeye vermem gerekiyor
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6 meteliksiz kalmak
be cleaned out -
7 temizlenmek
v. be cleaned, clarify, purge -
8 temizlenmemek
v. (neg. form of temizlenmek) be cleaned, clarify, purge -
9 kewşen
Name for a gift of food to one who helps stack the grain after it is cleaned -
10 kewşen
Name for a gift of food to one who helps stack the grain after it is cleaned -
11 aklanmak
"to be cleaned; to be acquitted, to be absolved" beraat etmek -
12 ayıklanma
"being sorted out; being cleaned; selection" ýstýfa -
13 ayıklanmak
"to be sorted out; to be cleaned, to be shelled" -
14 kuru temizleyiciye vermek
to have sth dry-cleaned -
15 aklanmak
1. to be cleaned. 2. to be acquitted. 3. to be cleared of responsibility. -
16 ayıklanmak
1. (for rice, vegetables, etc.) to be picked over and cleaned. 2. (for peas, beans, nuts) to be shelled. -
17 açılmak
"1. to be opened; to open. 2. to come open, open of its own accord. 3. /a/ to open out (as a window) into (a garden). 4. (for darkness, sleep) to vanish. 5. to be cleaned. 6. (for weather) to clear. 7. to clear up, be refreshed; to recover. 8. to relax, be at ease. 9. /a/ to confide (in), share a secret (with). 10. to become more spacious, open up. 11. /a/ to put out (to sea). 12. /dan/ to come up (in conversation). 13. (for a job or post) to open up. 14. to be extravagant, overspend. 15. to dehisce. açılır kapanır collapsible, folding. açılıp saçılmak 1. (for a woman) to start to wear revealing clothes, start to dress immodestly. 2. (for a woman) to become dissolute, get tarty. 3. to spend money lavishly. " -
18 mortlamak
slang 1. to die, croak, kick the bucket, give up the ghost. 2. to lose all one´s money, be cleaned out (while gambling). -
19 raspalanmak
(for a surface) to be cleaned of paint or rust with a scraper. -
20 sabunlanmak
1. to soap oneself. 2. to be soaped. 3. slang to be cleaned out, lose all one´s money (while gambling).
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Cleaned — Clean Clean (kl[=e]n), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Cleaned} (kl[=e]nd); p. pr. & vb. n. {Cleaning}.] [See {Clean}, a., and cf. {Cleanse}.] To render clean; to free from whatever is foul, offensive, or extraneous; to purify; to cleanse. [1913 Webster]… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
cleaned out — index impecunious Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
cleaned out — 1. mod. broke; with no money. □ I’m cleaned out. Not a cent left. □ Tom’s cleaned out. He’s broke. He’ll have to go home. 2. mod. with one’s digestive tract emptied. □ That medicine really left me cleaned out. □ … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
cleaned — adjective In a state of being clean … Wiktionary
cleaned — kliËn n. washing, removing dirt v. wash, remove dirt; wash oneself adj. free from dirt; permissible, legal; smooth; simple; innocent adv. cleanly; completely … English contemporary dictionary
cleaned up — organized, tidied up, arranged … English contemporary dictionary
CLEANED — … Useful english dictionary
cleaned seed — Seed which has been screened to remove weeds, seeds and chaff … Combined glossary of agriculture
cleaned him out — stole all of his belongings; beat him thoroughly in gambling, left him with nothing … English contemporary dictionary
cleaned up his act — improved himself, got himself together , worked out his problems … English contemporary dictionary
cleaned out — Penniless … A concise dictionary of English slang
