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1 bastır
1. depress 2. drown out 3. override 4. quell 5. quench 6. stifle 7. subdue 8. suppress 9. depressed (v.) 10. quenched (v.) 11. subdued (v.) 12. suppressed (v.) 13. press (v.) -
2 boğul
1. drown 2. drowned (v.) 3. choke (v.) -
3 boğulmak
v. choke, smother, stifle, suffocate; be drowned, get drowned* * *drown -
4 dağıtmak
v. deal, deal out, distribute, hand out, deliver, dispense, dissolve, decompose, crack-up, scatter, disband, disperse, diffuse, bestrew, demount, deploy, disject, disjoint, dismantle, dispel, disrupt, dissipate, divert, dot, drown, fling off, issue--------dağıtmak (hayal)break on--------dağıtmak (saç)v. rough up* * *distribute -
5 bastırmak
v. press down on, depress, push down, compress, weigh down, weigh, allay, alleviate, appease, assuage, bear against, beat down, bottle up, burke, choke, crucify, drown, extinguish, flow, gulp, gulp down, hold down, keep down, keep in, keep under -
6 bastırmamak
v. (neg. form of bastırmak) press down on, depress, push down, compress, weigh down, weigh, allay, alleviate, appease, assuage, bear against, beat down, bottle up, burke, choke, crucify, drown, extinguish, flow, gulp, gulp down, hold down, keep down, keep in, keep under -
7 boğmak
v. choke, strangle, strangulate, asphyxiate, burke, smother, smother with, stifle, jugulate, inundate, suffocate, throttle, whelm, glut, drown, overwhelm -
8 boğmamak
v. (neg. form of boğmak) choke, strangle, strangulate, asphyxiate, burke, smother, smother with, stifle, jugulate, inundate, suffocate, throttle, whelm, glut, drown, overwhelm -
9 sesini bastırmak
v. drown out, shout smb. down -
10 sesle bastırmak
v. drown out -
11 suda boğmak
v. drown -
12 suda boğulmak
v. be drowned, drown -
13 bastırmak
"to have (sth) printed; to make sb print; to subdue, to repress, to stifle, to contain; (isyan) to put sth down, to suppress, to quash, to quell; (açlýk) to appease; (ses) to drown; (skandal vb) to hush up, to cover; (giysi) to hem" -
14 boğmak
"to choke, to throttle, to strangle, to smother; to suffocate, to stifle, to asphyxiate; to drown (in); to constrict by binding; to overwhelm (with), to inundate, to load, to heap" -
15 boğulmak
"to stifle, to suffocate, to smother; to choke (on); to be drowned, to drown; (motor) to be flooded; to be inundated" -
16 efkâr dağıtmak
to drown one's sorrows -
17 gark etmek
a) to submerge, to drown b) to overwhelm, to inundate, to load with -
18 boğdurmak
"/ı, a/ to have or let (one person) choke, strangle, throttle, suffocate, or drown (another, an animal); /ı/ to have (someone) choked, strangled, throttled, suffocated, or drowned." -
19 boğulmak
"1. to choke, strangle; to suffocate; to drown. 2. to be drowned out, be obliterated. 3. (for a motor) to be flooded. 4. /dan/ to find (something) oppressively boring; to go crazy with, be fed up to the back teeth with. 5. (for one´s voice) to get hoarse. 6. slang to be cheated, be duped, be swindled." -
20 garketmek
"/ı, a/ 1. to flood (something) with (water). 2. to overwhelm (someone) with, smother (someone) with, drown (someone) with; to flood (something) with (an abundance of something)."
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