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101 güverte
1. deck (of a ship). 2. slang a small table used for throwing dice. -
102 kemere
naut. deck beam. -
103 kıç
",-çı 1. buttocks, bottom, butt, behind, rump. 2. naut. stern, poop. 3. prov. leg; foot. 4. hind, back. -a naut. astern, abaft, aft. - atmak /a/ 1. to lash out with both hind feet. 2. (for a supposedly inferior person) to give (someone) a slap in the face. - attırmak /a/ slang to be better than, be superior to. -tan bacaklı short-legged (person). -ına bakarak/baka baka empty-handed, with nothing to show for one´s efforts. -ına batmak to leave a comfortable place, give up an easy life. - güverte naut. quarterdeck. -ını kaldırmamak colloq. not to budge. -tan kara naut. moored by the stern. - kasarası naut. poop deck. -ının kılı ağarmak vulg. to get old. -ının kıllarıyla balık yakalamak vulg. to be a lucky son of a gun. -ına kına yaksın. vulg. So let the son of a bitch gloat (over our misfortune). -ı kırık slang trifling, piddling, trivial. -ına tekmeyi atmak/vurmak /ın/ vulg. to boot (someone) out, give (someone) the boot. - üstü oturmak colloq. 1. to fall smack on one´s rear end. 2. to sit twiddling one´s thumbs (having decided to give up a struggle). -ını yırtmak vulg. 1. to strain every muscle, work as hard as one can. 2. to scream and shout, rant and rave." -
104 palavra
1. slang palaver, empty talk, bunk, baloney, guff, bullshit. 2. an upper deck (on a ship). - atmak/savurmak/sıkmak to talk bunk, talk rot, be full of bull. -
105 pupa
naut. 1. stern. 2. poop deck, poop. 3. astern, from the rear. - gitmek 1. to sail with the wind directly astern. 2. slang to go straight ahead. - rüzgâr wind blowing astern, stern wind. - yelken gitmek (for a ship) to sail at maximum speed (owing to a stern wind). -
106 raspa
1. scraper (tool for scraping off old paint or rust). 2. slang gluttony, making a pig of oneself. - etmek /ı/ 1. to scrape the paint or rust off (a surface). 2. to holystone (a deck). - taşı holystone (used for scrubbing a ship´s decks). -
107 süslemek
/ı/ 1. to decorate, adorn, embellish. 2. to deck (someone) out, doll (someone) up. 3. colloq. to criticize (someone) at length and to his face. süsleyip püslemek /ı/ to doll (someone) up fit to kill (used derogatorily). -
108 süslenmek
1. to deck oneself out, doll oneself up. 2. to be decorated, be adorned, be embellished. süslenip püslenmek to doll oneself up fit to kill (used derogatorily). -
109 takmak
"1. /ı/ to attach, fasten, affix, put (something) on; to pin (something) to; to hang (something) on. 2. /a/ to pick on, single (someone) out for harassment. 3. /a, ı/ to give (a name) to. 4. /a, ı/ to do or diddle (someone) out of (a certain amount of money). 5. /dan/ school slang to fail, flunk. takıp takıştırmak to deck oneself out in jewelry." -
110 takıştırmak
to put on a lot of jewels, deck oneself out in jewels. -
111 video
"1. television video deck; video player; video recorder. 2. video, related to or used in the transmission or reception of a television image: video teyp video tape."
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