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1 hor
contemptible, despicable -
2 aşağılık
adj. low down, unworthy, contemptible, base, abject, no class, dirty, groveling, grovelling [Brit.], ignoble, ignominious, mean, no good, petty, rascally, reptile, reptilian, scabby, scurvy, slavish, snotty, sordid, tinpot, unutterable, vile, wicked--------n. lowness, baseness, inferiority, pettiness* * *1. abject 2. contemptible 3. despicable 4. inferiority -
3 adi
adj. low-class, no class, low, rubbishy, common as dirt, common, mean, everyday, ordinary, abject, base, camp, campy, chintzy, coarse, coarse grained, commonplace, contemptible, dastardly, despicable, groveling, grovelling [Brit.], gutter, hackneyed--------n. cheap jack, seller of cheap goods, peddler of inferior articles, handseller* * *1. ordinary 2. tawdry 3. unexceptional -
4 alçak
adj. low, short, vile, cowardly, base, low down, rascally, humble, baseborn, contemptible, dastardly, ignoble, lousy, lowrise, misbegotten, nefarious, no good, recreant, scoundrelly, sneaking, sneaky, sordid, squat, villainous--------adv. low--------n. blackguard, heel, no good, ravisher, recreant, scoundrel, sneak, swob* * *1. despicable 2. hangdog 3. ignoble 4. low 5. rascally 6. scoundrel -
5 alçakça
adj. unworthy--------adv. meanly, cowardly, rascally, abjectly, nefariously, sneakingly* * *1. contemptible 2. despicably 3. ignominious -
6 rezil
adj. vile, contemptible, disreputable, shameful, dirty, low down, abject, dishonorable, dishonourable [Brit.], flagitious, flagrant, groveling, grovelling [Brit.], ignoble, ignominious, infamous, outrageous, raffish, scandalous, stinking, villainous--------n. scoundrel, rascal, sinner, sweep, crud, scandal* * *1. disgraceful 2. infamous -
7 hor
adj. contemptible -
8 adi
"mean, contemptible, vulgar, despicable, shabby, sordid, low-down, dirty, base ; ordinary, common; customary, usual; cheap, cheapjack, tacky, third-rate" -
9 alçak
"low; short; low, mean, base, vile, abject, ignoble, contemptible; son of a bitch, bastard, rascal" -
10 aşağılık
"baseness, lowness, meanness; base;, mean, ignoble, contemptible, despicable, sordid, unsavoury, abject, shabby, dishonourable, shameful, low, vile" -
11 hakir
vile, held in contempt, contemptible, worthless. - görmek /ı/ to despise, hold in contempt. -
12 hınzır
"1. imp, rascal; minx. 2. malevolent and hardhearted, nasty, mean. 3. contemptible person, swine, schmuck. " -
13 ibnelik
"vulg., slang 1. being a passive male homosexual. 2. effeminate behavior; (an) effeminate action. 3. being a scoundrel. 4. contemptible behavior, (a) low-down action." -
14 insan
"1. person, someone, human being, man. 2. the human race, man, mankind: Allah insanı yarattı. God created man. 3. decent person, upright person: İnsan gibi yaşamadı. He didn´t live as a decent person should. İnsan gibi çalış! Do your work as it should be done! 4. one, you: İnsan büyüğüyle öyle konuşmaz. One doesn´t speak that way to one´s superior. İnsana güven veren bir sesi var. He has a voice that inspires trust. 5. decent, upright, good (person): Yümni insan bir adam. Yümni´s a decent fellow. -ın adı çıkacağına canı çıksın./-ın/adamın/bir kimsenin adı çıkmadansa canı çıkması yeğdir/hayırlıdır. proverb It is better to die than to get a bad reputation. - beşer, kuldur (bazen) şaşar. proverb Nobody is perfect./Everybody makes mistakes. - eti yemek colloq. to backbite, slander a person. - evladı good person, decent person, person of integrity. - gibi decently, properly, in an acceptable way, like a human being. - hakları human rights. İ- Hakları Beyannamesi hist. the Declaration of the Rights of Man. İ- Hakları Evrensel Beyannamesi the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (made by the U. N.). - hali human nature. - hali. colloq. Human nature is just that way. - içine çıkmak to go out in public; to mix with people. - kıtlığı scarcity of capable people. - kıtlığında As there is no one better at this time,.... - konuşa konuşa/söyleşe söyleşe, hayvan koklaşa koklaşa. proverb Animals communicate by sniffing; people by talking. - kurusu 1. very thin person, bag of bones, scarecrow 2. very thin, (someone) who is nothing but skin and bones. - müsveddesi 1. sorry apology for a human being, sorry excuse for a human being (said of a morally contemptible person). 2. (someone) who is a sorry apology for a human being. - sarrafı 1. a good judge of people. 2. (someone) who is a good judge of people. - türü Homo sapiens. - yedisinde ne ise yetmişinde de odur. proverb A person´s character does not change with time. " -
15 kepaze
1. ridiculous and contemptible. 2. disgraceful. - etmek /ı/ to disgrace. - olmak to become a laughingstock. -
16 namert
1. low, base, contemptible, despicable. 2. cowardly. -e muhtaç olmamak not to be beholden to someone one despises. -
17 pabuç
,-cu 1. shoe. 2. rubber or metal tip (on the base of a furniture leg). 3. arch. base, pedestal (of a column). -tan aşağı mean, despicable, contemptible, low-down. -u başına giydirmek /ın/ colloq. to make (someone) do the wrong thing. - bırakmamak /a/ not to be frightened off by, not to be deterred by. -larını çevirmek /ın/ to let (somebody) understand that he is not wanted, get rid of (someone) in a roundabout way. -ları dama atılmak to lose favor, fall from popular esteem. -larını eline vermek /ın/ to get rid of (someone), give (someone) his walking papers. - eskitmek/paralamak to run hither and thither (while trying to get something accomplished). - kadar dili var. colloq. He´s as sassy/impudent as they come. -una kum dolmak/taş kaçmak to be uneasy, be on edge. - pahalı. colloq. 1. As he´s too powerful for me to tangle with, I´d better not press matters any further. 2. I´ve bitten off more than I can chew. -u ters giydirmek to be a real fox, be someone one must be wary of. -unu ters giydirmek /a/ to cause (someone) to make tracks, make (someone) leave in a hurry. -
18 süfli
"1. low-down, contemptible. 2. inferior; wretched. 3. dressed in dirty, shabby clothes." -
19 zelil
despicable, very contemptible.
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contemptible — (del lat. «contemptibĭlis»; ant.) adj. Despreciable … Enciclopedia Universal
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