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1 gebe kalmak
v. become pregnant, conceive, conceive of -
2 anlamak
v. understand, comprehend, figure out, get a grip, be knowledgeable about, get, absorb, appreciate, apprehend, ascertain, catch, catch on, click, compass, conceive, cotton on to, dawn on, deduce, dig, discern, discover, distinguish, fathom, grasp* * *understand -
3 düşünmek
v. think, give thought to, think of, conceive, imagine, remember, reck, give a thought, be pensive, allow, balance, bethink oneself, cerebrate, cogitate, consider, consult, contemplate, deliberate, envision, excogitate, fancy, figure, intend* * *think -
4 kavramak
n. compass--------v. understand, absorb, comprehend, fathom, seize, grasp, get a grip, hold, apperceive, appreciate, apprehend, bite, catch, catch on, clasp, clench, clip, clutch, come home, conceive, cup, dawn on, digest, discern, get, get hold of, grip, latch on to* * *1. grasp 2. seize -
5 tasarla
1. conceive 2. designing (v.) 3. designed (v.) 4. design (v.) 5. devise (v.) -
6 yaratmak
v. beget, call into being, compose, conceive, create, father, incur, originate, procreate* * *create -
7 yazmak
v. clock up, commit to paper, compose, conceive, write down, draw, draw up, enroll, enter, grind out, indite, inscribe, note, note down, pen, put down, put on paper, record, reduce to writing, register, set, set down, take down, write, write out* * *write -
8 aklı almak
v. conceive -
9 anlamamak
v. (neg. form of anlamak) understand, comprehend, figure out, get a grip, be knowledgeable about, get, absorb, appreciate, apprehend, ascertain, catch, catch on, click, compass, conceive, cotton on to, dawn on, deduce, dig, discern, discover, distinguish, fathom, grasp -
10 düşünmemek
v. (neg. form of düşünmek) think, give thought to, think of, conceive, imagine, remember, reck, give a thought, be pensive, allow, balance, bethink oneself, cerebrate, cogitate, consider, consult, contemplate, deliberate, envision, excogitate, fancy, figure, intend -
11 kavramamak
v. (neg. form of kavramak) understand, absorb, comprehend, fathom, seize, grasp, get a grip, hold, apperceive, appreciate, apprehend, bite, catch, catch on, clasp, clench, clip, clutch, come home, conceive, cup, dawn on, digest, discern, get, get hold of, grip, latch on to -
12 ortaya çıkarmak
v. bring to light, discover, expose, bring into the open, uncover, lay bare, bring out, conceive, detect, disclose, ferret out, get at, hit off, bring to pass, pick out, throw into relief, search out, show up, sift out, smoke out, uncloak, unearth -
13 tasavvur etmek
v. imagine, think, fancy, conceive, shadow -
14 yaratmamak
v. (neg. form of yaratmak) beget, call into being, compose, conceive, create, father, incur, originate, procreate -
15 yazmamak
v. (neg. form of yazmak) clock up, commit to paper, compose, conceive, write down, draw, draw up, enroll, enter, grind out, indite, inscribe, note, note down, pen, put down, put on paper, record, reduce to writing, register, set, set down, take down, write, write out -
16 aklı almak
to conceive -
17 akıl erdirmek
to conceive -
18 düşünmek
"to think; to think about, to think of, to think over, to think up; to consider; to contemplate; to take into account; to imagine, to conceive, to fancy; to expect; to ponder, to think over; to reflect, to deliberate, to think sth out, to chew sth over; to" -
19 gebe kalmak
to become pregnant, to conceive -
20 tasavvur etmek
to imagine, to conceive (of), to picture
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