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21 arkış
IName of the "envoy" to someone in a distant countryIICaravan -
22 yıradı
Was distant -
23 yırak
yırak yer - A distant place -
24 samimiyetsiz
formal, reserved, distant, insincere -
25 soğuk
"cold, nippy; frosty; stiff, chilly; cool, standoffish, distant, frosty, aloof; cold-hearted; asexual, frigid; (rüzgâr, vb.) piercing; cold, chill" -
26 uzakta
far, far afield, afar, away, distant, apart -
27 uzaktan
a) from afar b) distant -
28 ırak
far, distant, remote uzak -
29 derinlik
"1. depth; depths. 2. profundity. 3. the distant past. 4. distance from the front to the back (of a military unit)." -
30 domuz
"1. pig, hog, swine. 2. colloq. obstinate; cunning and selfish; spiteful, malicious. 3. colloq. You fink!/You swine! -una colloq. 1. out of spite. 2. out of stubbornness. 3. thoroughly. - arabası truck, low four-wheeled vehicle. - derisi pigskin. - eti pork. - gibi colloq. 1. vicious. 2. viciously. 3. perfectly well, full well (used reproachfully): Kabahatli olduğunu domuz gibi biliyor, ama kabul etmiyor. He knows perfectly well that he´s at fault, but he won´t admit it. - gibi çalışmak to work like mad. - gibi yemek/tıkınmak to pig out, eat like a pig. -un gok dediği yer a very distant place. - kılı pig bristle. -dan kıl çekmek/koparmak to wangle something out of a stingy or disliked person. - yağı lard." -
31 dızdık
prov. anus. -ının dızdığı colloq. a friend of a friend, distant connection. -
32 dış
"1. outside, exterior. 2. outer appearance; outer covering. 3. external, outer. 4. foreign. 5. geom. circumscribed. -ında /ın/ outside (of). - açı geom. exterior angle. - borç foreign loans. - çevre psych. external environment. - dünya/âlem external world. -ı eli yakar, içi beni (yakar).colloq. 1. Others think him charming; I know him to be unpleasant. 2. It looks good on the surface, but inside it is terrible.-ı hayhaylı, içi vayvaylı.colloq. 1. Others think him charming; I know him to be unpleasant. 2. It looks good on the surface, but inside it is terrible. -ı kalaylı, içi alaylı. colloq. 1. Others think him charming; I know him to be unpleasant. 2. It looks good on the surface, but inside it is terrible. - gebelik ectopic pregnancy. - gezegen superior planet. - haberler foreign news. - hat 1. telecommunications external line. 2. telecommunications, transportation international line. -ında kalmak /ın/ to stay out of. - kapak (outer) cover (of a book). - kapının dış mandalı a very distant relative. - lastik auto. tire, casing. - pazar foreign market. - ticaret foreign trade. -a vurmak /ı/ to show, manifest. " -
33 namahrem
1. Islamic law (person) so distantly related (by blood or otherwise) that marriage with him/her is lawful. 2. (man) who cannot enter the harem (owing to his being a stranger or a distant relation). -
34 samimiyetsiz
formal, reserved, stiff, distant. -
35 tavşan
"rabbit; hare. - anahtarı skeleton key, picklock. -ı araba ile avlamak to do something calmly and unhurriedly. - bayırı aştı. colloq. It´s too late to do anything about it now!/What´s done is done! - boku someone who neither helps nor hinders. - boku gibi ne kokar, ne bulaşır. colloq. He neither helps nor hinders. - dağa küsmüş de dağın haberi olmamış. proverb 1. X has gotten mad at Y, but Y is unaware of it. 2. When an insignificant person gets mad at a big shot, the big shot usually has no knowledge of it. -a kaç, tazıya tut demek to play both ends against the middle. - kız Bunny girl, Bunny. -ın suyunun suyu 1. It has only a faint connection with what we´re talking about. 2. He´s a very distant relation. - uykusu very light sleep. - yürekli timid; easily frightened; lacking in courage." -
36 uzakça
somewhat distant. -
37 ırak
far, distant, remote, faraway, far-off.
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