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101 заполонять
1. заполонить (вн.; завладевать)captivate (d.), take* captive (d.), enthral (d.)2. заполонить (вн.) разг. (заполнять)congest (d.) -
102 переповнюватися
= переповнитися, переповнятисяto be overfilled, to overflow; ( через край) to overbrim; ( про приміщення) to be overcrowded; to congest -
103 doldurmak
v. fill, charge, load, stuff, complete, write out, choke up, clog, congest, cover in, crowd, glut, infest, infuse, line, replenish, store, throng, top up--------doldurmak (harç vb.)v. point up--------doldurmak (silah)v. ram* * *fill -
104 toplamak
v. collect, assemble, bring together, sum up, add together, add up, combine, pick up, gather, gather up, clear away, accumulate, add, agglomerate, aggregate, amass, build, call in, cast up, club, compile, concentrate, congest, congregate, consolidate--------toplamak (yorgan vb.)v. fold down back* * *1. add 2. collect 3. gather -
105 doldurmamak
v. (neg. form of doldurmak) fill, charge, load, stuff, complete, write out, choke up, clog, congest, cover in, crowd, glut, infest, infuse, line, replenish, store, throng, top up -
106 dolmak
v. fill, be full, swell, clog, congest, lapse, swim--------dolmak (duygu)v. go out to -
107 dolmamak
v. (neg. form of dolmak) fill, be full, swell, clog, congest, lapse, swim -
108 kalabalıklaşmak
v. congest -
109 kalabalıklaşmamak
v. (neg. form of kalabalıklaşmak) congest -
110 toplamamak
v. (neg. form of toplamak) collect, assemble, bring together, sum up, add together, add up, combine, pick up, gather, gather up, clear away, accumulate, add, agglomerate, aggregate, amass, build, call in, cast up, club, compile, concentrate, congest, congregate, consolidate -
111 tıkamak
v. stop, plug, choke up, choke, obstruct, block, block up, stop up, clog, stuff, bung, bung up, congest, engorge, foul, foul up, glut, hold, jam, obturate, occlude, plug up, seal off, spike, spile, stopple, tampon, wad--------tıkamak (damar)v. obliterate -
112 tıkamamak
v. (neg. form of V) stop, plug, choke up, choke, obstruct, block, block up, stop up, clog, stuff, bung, bung up, congest, engorge, foul, foul up, glut, hold, jam, obturate, occlude, plug up, seal off, spike, spile, stopple, tampon, wad -
113 tıkanmak
v. be choked up, be stopped, come to a deadlock, be jammed, be stuffy, choke, choke up, clog, congest, deadlock, foul up, stifle, suffocate -
114 tıkanmamak
v. (neg. form of tıkanmak) be choked up, be stopped, come to a deadlock, be jammed, be stuffy, choke, choke up, clog, congest, deadlock, foul up, stifle, suffocate -
115 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 -
116 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 -
117 اکٹھا کرنا
n.cumulate--------v.t.aggregate / amass / batch / cluster / collect / congest--------v.t.gather / herd / ingather / lump / muster -
118 encombrer
encombrer [ɑ̃kɔ̃bʀe]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ pièce] to clutter up (de with ) ; [+ couloir] to obstruct (de with ) ; [+ rue] to congest ; [+ lignes téléphoniques] to jam ; [+ marché] to glut (de with ) ; [+ messagerie] to overload2. reflexive verb* * *ɑ̃kɔ̃bʀe
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verbe transitif to clutter up [pièce, mémoire, esprit]; ( obstruer) to obstruct [route, passage]; Télécommunications to block [lignes]; to overcrowd [profession]; to saturate [marché]
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s'encombrer verbe pronominals'encombrer de — lit, fig to burden oneself with
* * *ɑ̃kɔ̃bʀe vt1) [endroit] to clutter, to clutter upencombrer le passage — to block the way, to obstruct the way
2) (= gêner) to hamper* * *encombrer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( embarrasser) [objet, personne] to clutter up [pièce, meuble]; ( obstruer) [objet, personne] to obstruct [route, passage, entrée, trottoir]; si les enfants vous encombrent if the children are in your way; tu m'encombres plus que tu ne me rends service you are more of a hindrance than a help;2 [préoccupation, détails] to clutter up; encombrer de to clutter up [sth] with [mémoire, esprit];3 ( saturer) to jam [standard, fréquences]; to block [lignes]; to overcrowd [profession, activité, université]; to saturate [marché].[ɑ̃kɔ̃bre] verbe transitif2. [obstruer - couloir] to block (up) ; [ - route] to block ou to clog up (separable) ; [ - circulation] to hold up (separable)une ville très encombrée a congested city, a city choked with traffic3. [saturer]les logiciels encombrent le marché there's a surplus ou glut of software packages on the market5. [suj: objet gênant]tiens, je te donne ce vase, il m'encombre here, have this vase, I don't know what to do with it————————s'encombrer verbe pronominal intransitif[avoir trop de bagages, de vêtements] to be loaded ou weighed downlaisse ta valise là si tu ne veux pas t'encombrer leave your case there if you don't want to be weighed down————————s'encombrer verbe pronominal transitifs'encombrer l'esprit de to fill one's mind ou to cram one's head withs'encombrer la mémoire de to fill ou to load one's memory with -
119 padat
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120 натрупува
e n accumulation, amassment————————accumulate; pile up————————accumulate* * *amass, congest, bank up
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