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1 korkuyla bekle
dread (v.) -
2 dehşet
n. terror, fright, horror, dread, fear, frightfulness, alarm, consternation, dismay, funk, trepidation* * *1. dread 2. dread (n.) -
3 korku
adj. Gothic--------n. fear, fright, awe, scare, phobia, horror, affright, alarm, apprehension, dismay, dread, funk, misgiving, trepidation* * *1. anxiety 2. awe 3. dread 4. fright 5. horror 6. phobos 7. dread (n.) 8. fear (n.) 9. scare (n.) -
4 berbat
adj. horrible, terrible, awful, miserable, bad, rotten, spoilt, destroyed, abominable, abysmal, accursed, accurst, appalling, atrocious, bum, chronic, crappy [sl.], dashed, deuced, devilish, disgusting, dread, dreadful, egregious, execrable, fierce--------adv. beastly, badly, dashed, ghastly--------n. hell* * *1. execrable 2. flub -
5 iğrenç
adj. disgusting, sickly, loathsome, dirty, repulsive, sickening, sick, horrible, hideous, abhorrent, abominable, accursed, accurst, cloying, crying, damn, damned, detestable, distasteful, dread, dreadful, execrable, filthy, foul, frightful, ghoulish--------interj. yuck* * *1. abhorrent 2. detestable 3. fulsome 4. heinous 5. loathsome 6. noisome 7. obnoxious 8. odious 9. repugnant 10. repulsive 11. sickening (n.) 12. disgusting (n.) 13. revolting (n.) -
6 kork
1. be afraid 2. be afraid of 3. dread (v.) 4. fear (v.) -
7 korkmak
v. be afraid, be afraid of, be frightened, be appalled, dread, fear, flinch, get a fright, have a fright, take fright, funk, quail, scare, be scared of, shy, sweat blood* * *fear -
8 kötü
adj. bad, ill, evil, wicked, horrible, black, chintzy, dark, devilish, dread, dreadful, feeble, fierce, grotty, harmful, haunted, hedge, hellish, horrid, indifferent, iniquitous, lousy, malign, miscreant, nasty, nefarious, obnoxious, off, offensive--------adv. ill, badly, poorly--------pref. mis* * *1. bad 2. badly 3. hateful 4. malignant 5. nefarious 6. seamy 7. sinister 8. malign (adj.) -
9 korkulan şey
n. dread -
10 korkuyla beklemek
v. apprehend, dread, sweat it out -
11 çekinmek
v. hesitate, fear, hold back, beware, shy, boggle, dread, flee from, flinch, funk, hang back, hold off, shrink, shun, wince, withdraw -
12 ödü kopmak
v. be terrified, be frightened to death, be scared of, dread -
13 ürkmek
v. be appalled, balk at, blench, boggle, dread, get a fright, have a fright, take fright, jump, lose one's nerve, quail, scare, shy, start, startle, wince -
14 ürkmemek
v. (neg. form of ürkmek) be appalled, balk at, blench, boggle, dread, get a fright, have a fright, take fright, jump, lose one's nerve, quail, scare, shy, start, startle, wince -
15 ürkütücü şey
n. dread, specter, spectre [Brit.] -
16 dehşet
"terror, horror, fear, alarm, dread, consternation; super, terrific" -
17 korku
"fear, fright, dread; alarm, anxiety, care; danger, threat, menace; phobia" -
18 yılmak
"to dread, to quail; to be sick of" -
19 korkmak
/dan/ to fear, be afraid (of), be scared (of), dread. korktuğu başına gelmek/korktuğuna uğramak for something to turn out the way one feared, for a much feared thing to befall one. -
20 korku
"fear; phobia; fright; dread; terror. - dağları bekler/bekletir/aşırır. proverb 1. Some people prefer to flee to the mountains and brave the elements, rather than suffer punishment or oppression. 2. Fear can get the best of people. -nun ecele faydası yoktur. proverb There is no use fearing the inevitable. - filmi horror movie. - saçmak to spread terror. - vermek /a/ to terrorize."
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