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1 çaydanlık örtüsü
n. tea cosy, tea cozy, cosy* * *1. tea cosy 2. tea cozy -
2 rahat
adj. comfortable, comfy, easy, luxurious, cavalier, complacent, cosy, cushioned, cushy, facile, leisure, at rest, restful, serene, snug, sweet, unconstrained, unconventional, undisturbed, unembarrassed, untroubled--------adv. At Ease!--------n. rest, comfort, ease, peace, composure* * *1. snug 2. at ease 3. comfortable 4. comfy 5. cosey 6. cosy 7. cozy 8. cushy 9. easy 10. easy going 11. easygoing 12. homey 13. snugger (adj.) -
3 sıcacık
cosy, cozy -
4 siftinmek
1. to fool around, waste time, pass the time doing nothing. 2. to scratch oneself by rubbing against something. 3. /a/ to cozy up to, try to ingratiate oneself with (someone) by fawning. -
5 sıcacık
"pleasantly warm, warm and cozy; nicely hot, agreeably hot." -
6 yanaşmak
"/a/ 1. to draw up alongside, pull alongside (a place); (for a ship) to dock. 2. to draw near, approach; to sidle up (to). 3. to be willing to agree to; to go along with (a plan). 4. to cozy up to, try to ingratiate oneself with (someone)." -
7 yanaştırmak
"/ı, a/ 1. to draw (a vehicle, a mount) up alongside (a place); to dock (a ship) alongside (a place). 2. to cause (someone) to draw near, cause (someone) to approach (someone, something). 3. to cause (someone) to agree to (a plan); to cause (someone) to go along with (a plan). 4. to cause (one person) to cozy up to (another), cause (one person) to ingratiate himself with (another). " -
8 yaranmak
/a/ to curry favor with, cozy up to. -
9 çatmak
"1. /ı/ to stack, pile (arms); to prop (poles, etc.) together (as one would stack rifles). 2. /ı/ to put up (a framework of poles or timbers). 3. /ı/ to erect (something) in a makeshift manner. 4. /ı, a/ to put (a load) on both sides of (a pack animal). 5. /ı/ to baste (pieces of cloth) together, tack (pieces of cloth) together. 6. /ı/ to tie on (a cloth worn around the forehead). 7. /ı/ to knit (one´s brows). 8. /a/ to meet with, come up against, run up against (someone or something unpleasant). 9. /a/ to encounter, chance upon (someone). 10. /a/ to scold, berate. 11. /a/ to hit, bump. 12. /a/ to ingratiate oneself with, get in with, cozy up to. 13. (for a time) to come round, be upon one. Çattık! colloq. We´re in for it now!"
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