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1 ahlak
",-kı 1. morals, moral practices; morality. 2. morals, moral principles, moral teachings, ethic, morality; ethics: meslek ahlakı professional ethics. -a aykırı immoral (act, word). - bilimi ethics. -ını bozmak /ın/ to corrupt or debase (someone´s) morals, corrupt. -ı bozuk morally corrupt, morally bankrupt (person). - dışı 1. immoral (word, act). 2. amoral, nonmoral (word, act). - duygusu moral sense. " -
2 boz
adj. grey, gray, dun--------interj. dele--------n. grizzle* * *1. addle 2. annul 3. bang up 4. check off 5. corrupt 6. deface 7. deform 8. deprave 9. disarrange 10. discompose 11. disrupt 12. distort 13. grizzly 14. impair 15. infringe 16. make imperfect 17. mar 18. muck up 19. quash 20. unmake 21. bungling (v.) 22. corrupting (v.) 23. disrupting (v.) 24. hashing (v.) 25. spoiling (v.) 26. defaced (v.) 27. corrupted (v.) 28. impaired (v.) 29. spoiled (v.) 30. spoilt (v.) 31. corrupt (v.) 32. depraved (v.) 33. discomposed (v.) 34. disrupted (v.) 35. distorted (v.) 36. marred (v.) 37. blemished (v.) 38. deformed (v.) 39. bungle (v.) 40. defect (v.) 41. blight (v.) 42. spoil (v.) -
3 bozulmuş
adj. broken down, spoilt, ruined, wrecked, upset, gone, abashed, cankered, contaminated, corrupt, degenerate, flyblown, putrid, rank, unmade, withered--------adv. out* * *1. spoiled (adj.) 2. spoilt (adj.) 3. corrupt (adj.) 4. depraved (adj.) 5. discomposed (adj.) 6. disrupted (adj.) 7. distorted (adj.) 8. marred (adj.) 9. degenerate (adj.) -
4 ahlaksız
adj. immoral, dissolute, corrupt, low down, unmoral, characterless, debauched, depraved; frail, ill, impure, mean, profligate, rascally, reprobate, unclean, unprincipled, unregenerate, unscrupulous, vicious, wanton--------adv. disorderly, uncleanly--------n. rascal, reprobate, libertine, rep* * *1. immoral 2. licentious 3. low down 4. smutty 5. unmoral -
5 bayağı
adj. common, debased, banal, ordinary, coarse, vulgar, camp, cheap, no class, coarse grained, common as dirt, commonplace, corrupt, dastardly, goodish, inferior, lewd, little, low camp, low-class, menial, plebeian, prosaic, run of the mill, shoddy--------adv. quite, pretty, rather, tolerably* * *1. banal 2. ordinary -
6 bozmak
v. undo, break, unmake, break down, upset, put out of action, vitiate, damage, whittle away, disorder, whittle down, disrupt, whittle off, adulterate, discomfit, ruin, spoil, corrupt, violate, wreck, cash, change, exchange, put to shame, disappoint* * *spoil -
7 en çok bozulmuş
most corrupt -
8 yozlaşmış
adj. atrophied, corrupt, degenerate, putrid--------n. bastardized* * *bastardized (adj.) -
9 ayartmak
v. corrupt, lead astray, pervert, entice, seduce, lead on, allure, beguile, bribe, carry away, debauch, delude, demoralize, deprave, draw in, entrap, incite, instigate, intrigue, inveigle, lure, soap down, tamper with, tempt, wile -
10 ayartmamak
v. (neg. form of ayartmak) corrupt, lead astray, pervert, entice, seduce, lead on, allure, beguile, bribe, carry away, debauch, delude, demoralize, deprave, draw in, entrap, incite, instigate, intrigue, inveigle, lure, soap down, tamper with, tempt, wile -
11 baştan çıkarmak
v. seduce, pervert, corrupt, misguide, allure, debauch, deprave, entice, entice away, inveigle, lead astray, tempt, wile -
12 bulaştırmak
v. infect, contaminate, transmit, involve, daub, dirty, smear, taint, bedabble, bedaub, besmear, blur, communicate, corrupt, drag, embroil, entangle, imbrue, implicate, inweave, propagate, slush, smudge, splodge, splotch, spread--------bulaştırmak (işe)v. twine -
13 bulaştırmamak
v. (neg. form of bulaştırmak) infect, contaminate, transmit, involve, daub, dirty, smear, taint, bedabble, bedaub, besmear, blur, communicate, corrupt, drag, embroil, entangle, imbrue, implicate, inweave, propagate, slush, smudge, splodge, splotch, spread -
14 mahvetmek
v. destroy, ruin, devastate, exterminate, smash, smash up, wreck, bang up, bankrupt, barbarize, bugger, bugger up, canker, cook, corrupt, cut up, damn, dish, do for, finish, make havoc of, play havoc with, work havoc, kill, lay low, pulverize, queer -
15 mahvetmemek
v. (neg. form of mahvetmek) destroy, ruin, devastate, exterminate, smash, smash up, wreck, bang up, bankrupt, barbarize, bugger, bugger up, canker, cook, corrupt, cut up, damn, dish, do for, finish, make havoc of, play havoc with, work havoc, kill, lay low, pulverize, queer -
16 rüşvet vermek
v. bribe, give a bribe, corrupt, fix, graft, grease -
17 rüşvetçi
adj. bribed, corrupt--------n. bribetaker -
18 yiyici
adj. corrupt, venal -
19 çürütmek
n. disproof--------v. cause to rot, rot, decay, contuse, corrupt, decompose, corrode, disprove, refute, rebut, canker, confute, controvert, explode, molder, moulder, putrefy, stultify--------çürütmek (tez)v. pick to pieces -
20 çürütmemek
v. (neg. form of çürütmek) cause to rot, rot, decay, contuse, corrupt, decompose, corrode, disprove, refute, rebut, canker, confute, controvert, explode, molder, moulder, putrefy, stultify
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