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21 ilgi göstermek
v. develop -
22 tab etmek
v. develop -
23 şekillendirmek
v. give shape, give form, shape, style, form, develop, figure, formalize, stamp out -
24 şekillendirmemek
v. (neg. form of şekillendirmek) give shape, give form, shape, style, form, develop, figure, formalize, stamp out -
25 ün kazanmak
v. become famous, develop -
26 açındırmak
to develop -
27 açınmak
to develop inkiþaf etmek -
28 banyo etmek
to develop -
29 büyümek
"to grow, to blossom (out); to grow up; to expand; to develop" -
30 develope etmek
to develop -
31 filizlenmek
"to germinate, to sprout; to begin to develop" -
32 gelişmek
"to improve, to develop, to progress, to advance, to reform; to grow up, to come on; to grow, to come on, to come along; to blossom, to flourish, to thrive; to evolve; to mature" -
33 geliştirmek
"to develop, to improve, to reform; to evolve" -
34 ilerlemek
"to go forward, to move ahead, to move along, to advance; (time) to pass; to develop, to progress, to advance, to improve, to get better, to better, to come on, to come along, to make headway" -
35 iştahı açılmak
to develop an appetite, to feel like eating -
36 kalkındırmak
to develop, to improve -
37 kalkınmak
to progress, to develop, to advance -
38 kanatlanmak
"to develop wings; to take wing; to be overjoyed" -
39 merak sarmak
to develop a passion, to take sth up -
40 yıkamak
"to wash; (film) to develop; (yara, vb.) to bathe"
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