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1 darmadağınıklık
clutter -
2 doğal eko
clutter, ground clutter -
3 karıştır
1. blended with 2. clutter up 3. confound 4. confuse 5. derange 6. disarrange 7. disorganize 8. embroil 9. implicate 10. interlace 11. intersperse 12. involve with 13. mingle 14. mix up 15. scramble 16. stir up 17. whomp up 18. stirring (v.) 19. mixing (v.) 20. confusing (v.) 21. ruffled (v.) 22. jumbled (v.) 23. blended (v.) 24. blent (v.) 25. adulterate (v.) 26. cluttered (v.) 27. disordered (v.) 28. muddled (v.) 29. stirred (v.) 30. deranged (v.) 31. disorganized (v.) 32. mixed (v.) 33. tangled (v.) 34. confused (v.) 35. disorder (v.) 36. blend (v.) 37. stir (v.) 38. clutter (v.) 39. muddle (v.) 40. mix (v.) 41. shuffle (v.) -
4 darmadağın etmek
v. rout, clutter, clutter up, snafu -
5 tıka basa doldurmak
v. cram, stoke, pack, tuck away, clutter up, clutter, choke up, encumber, glut, gorge -
6 yığmak
v. accumulate, agglomerate, amass, bank up, cast up, clump, clutter, clutter up, congest, conglomerate, drift, dump, heap up, hill, lay up, lump, mass, pack, pile, pile on, pile up, put up, roll up, shake down, stack, stock -
7 yığmamak
v. (neg. form of yığmak) accumulate, agglomerate, amass, bank up, cast up, clump, clutter, clutter up, congest, conglomerate, drift, dump, heap up, hill, lay up, lump, mass, pack, pile, pile on, pile up, put up, roll up, shake down, stack, stock -
8 kalabalık
"1. crowd, throng. 2. crowdedness. 3. crowded. 4. junk, stuff, clutter. - etmek to clutter up a place; to be in the way." -
9 dağınıklık
n. untidiness, disorganization, disarrangement, waywardness, diffusiveness, disarray, dispersion, clutter, cock up, litter* * *1. mussiness 2. unkemptness 3. scatter (n.) 4. muss (n.) -
10 dağıt
1. clutter 2. despatch 3. disband 4. dish out 5. dispel 6. dispense 7. disperse 8. disrupt 9. dissipate 10. distract 11. distribute 12. gave out 13. give out 14. given out 15. hand out 16. portion out 17. strew 18. scattered (v.) 19. strewn (v.) 20. dissipated (v.) 21. dispensed (v.) 22. dispersed (v.) 23. strewed (v.) 24. distributed (v.) 25. disheveled (v.) 26. distracted (v.) 27. scatter (v.) 28. dispatch (v.) -
11 karman çormanlık
n. clutter -
12 karışıklık
n. confusion, disorder, riot, chaos, mess, mix up, bedlam, bungle, cataclysm, clamor, clamour [Brit.], clutter, commotion, complexity, complication, disarrangement, disorderliness, disorganization, disturbance, dogs dinner, embroilment, ferment--------misrule -
13 darmadağın etmek
"to disarray, to clutter, to mess up; to rumple, to tousle, to dishevel" -
14 karmakarışık etmek
to tangle, to clutter, to jumble, to entangle -
15 karışıklık
"confusion, disorder, muddle, clutter, disarray; turmoil, tumult, disturbance, ferment, turbulence, commotion, chaos; complication" -
16 yer ekosu
ground clutter
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