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1 koku
1. smell, scent, odor. 2. perfume. 3. slang cocaine, coke. -sunu almak /ın/ 1. to smell, detect (a scent, an odor). 2. to smell, detect the existence of: Paranın kokusunu aldım. I smell money. - almazlık anosmia. -su çıkmak for the reason behind (something) to become apparent. - giderici deodorant. -
2 belirlemek
v. determine, define, specify, state, identify, assign, limit, adjust, appoint, assess, condition, decide, detect, dictate, establish, peg, set, set down, settle, single out, slate* * *ascertain -
3 ortaya çıkar
1. spring on 2. ascertain 3. bring out 4. deduce 5. detect -
4 sapta
1. detect 2. detected (v.) -
5 sezmek
adj. be sensible of--------v. intuit, perceive, discern, feel, guess, sense, smell, sniff, have a scent for smth., antedate, anticipate, detect, divine, rumble, scent, see* * *perceive -
6 ayıraç
n. reagent, substance used to detect or measure another substance or to convert one substance into another by chemical reaction (Chemistry) -
7 belirlememek
v. (neg. form of belirlemek) determine, define, specify, state, identify, assign, limit, adjust, appoint, assess, condition, decide, detect, dictate, establish, peg, set, set down, settle, single out, slate -
8 farketmek
v. notice, become aware of, realize, perceive, recognize, make a difference, catch sight, descry, detect, discern, discover, distinguish, espy, know, make out, note, take notice, observe, remark, see -
9 farketmemek
v. (neg. form of farketmek) notice, become aware of, realize, perceive, recognize, make a difference, catch sight, descry, detect, discern, discover, distinguish, espy, know, make out, note, take notice, observe, remark, see -
10 keşfetmek
v. discover, explore, find, cipher out, descry, detect, dig out, hit off, scout, search out, study out, work out -
11 keşfetmemek
v. (neg. form of keşfetmek) discover, explore, find, cipher out, descry, detect, dig out, hit off, scout, search out, study out, work out -
12 ortaya çıkarmak
v. bring to light, discover, expose, bring into the open, uncover, lay bare, bring out, conceive, detect, disclose, ferret out, get at, hit off, bring to pass, pick out, throw into relief, search out, show up, sift out, smoke out, uncloak, unearth -
13 sezmemek
v. (neg. form of sezmek) intuit, perceive, discern, feel, guess, sense, smell, sniff, have a scent for smth., antedate, anticipate, detect, divine, rumble, scent, see -
14 bulmak
"to find; to detect, to determine; to find out; to discover; to invent, to devise; to amount to, to total" -
15 meydana çıkarmak
a) to bring out, to bring to light, to expose, to detect b) to reveal, to disclose -
16 ortaya çıkarmak
a) to find out, to determine, to detect, to discover, to unravel b) to expose, to reveal c) to bring to light d) to unearth e) to create -
17 yakalamak
"/ı/ 1. to catch; to collar, nab; to seize, grab, get hold of. 2. to catch (fish, birds, etc.). 3. to spot, detect, notice, see. 4. to regard (someone) as responsible, hold (someone) responsible."
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