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1 cürüm
,-rmü crime, felony, offense, misdemeanor. -ünü inkâr etmek to deny the crime that one has committed. - isnadı imputation of crime. - işlemek to commit a crime. -ünü itiraf etmek to plead guilty. -ü meşhut halinde law (caught) in the act, in flagrante delicto. -ü meşhut yapmak /a/ to lay a trap to catch (someone) red-handed. -e teşebbüs attempt at a crime, attempted crime. -
2 suç
,-çu 1. offense, blameworthy act. 2. crime. - atmak /a/ to throw or put the blame on. -unu bağışlamak /ın/ to pardon (someone). - işlemek to commit an offense or crime. - olmak to be deemed an offense or crime. - ortağı accomplice, accessory. - yüklemek /a/ to lay the blame on. -
3 cinayet işlemek
v. commit a crime, commit a murder, murder, kill* * *murder -
4 suç işle
1. commit a crime 2. commit an offence 3. perpetrate -
5 cürüm işlemek
to commit a crime -
6 suç işlemek
to commit a crime, to offend -
7 cinayet
,-ti 1. murder, homicide. 2. serious crime. - işlemek to commit murder. - masası homicide desk (of a police department). - romanı murder mystery, whodunit. -
8 günah
"1. sin. 2. crime, shame, sin. 3. blame, fault. -ını almak/-ına girmek /ın/ to accuse (someone) wrongly. - benden gitti. You can either ignore my advice or follow it; but if you ignore it, don´t blame me if anything goes wrong. -ı/vebali boynuna. colloq. On his/her/your head be it!/ The responsibility is his/hers/yours! -ını çekmek /ın/ to suffer for (another´s) sins. - çıkarmak 1. to confess one´s sins (to a priest). 2. to confess one´s faults. -ına değmemek not to be worth the candle, not to be worth the trouble or effort. -a girmek/- işlemek to sin, commit a sin. -ı kadar sevmemek /ı/ to hate (someone) like poison. - keçisi scapegoat. - olmak (for something) to be sinful, be wicked, be reprehensible. -a sokmak /ı/ 1. to make (someone) sin. 2. to push (someone) into wrongdoing, drive (someone) to sin. -ını vermez. colloq. He is very stingy." -
9 minare
"minaret. - boyu (something) as tall as a minaret (a height of about 20 or 30 meters). -yi çalan kılıfını hazırlar. proverb If you´re going to commit a big crime, you must plan it carefully in advance. - gibi very tall; very high. - gölgesi, davul tozu colloq. 1. things that aren´t worth a bean. 2. imaginary things, nonexistent things. - kırması lanky, very tall. - külahı spire of a minaret. "
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