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interj. clear off--------v. escape, run away, run, desert, flee, slip off, slip, abscond, blow, bolt, make a bolt for it, break, break away, bunk, decamp, defect, elope, fade, fly, fly away, get away, go by, hook it, lam, lapse, leg it, nip off, pack up, pull out, retreat--------kaçmak (çorap)v. ladder* * *escape -
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v. (neg. form of kaçmak) escape, run away, run, desert, flee, slip off, slip, abscond, blow, bolt, make a bolt for it, break, break away, bunk, decamp, defect, elope, fade, fly, fly away, get away, go by, hook it, lam, lapse, leg it, nip off, pack up, pull out, retreat -
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v. elope -
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to elope -
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"to run away, to get away, to flee, to escape, to break away, to break out, to bolt, to abscond, to make off, to do a bunk; to elope, to run away with sb; to make a move, to go; to escape, to ooze, to leak; (çorap) to ladder, to run; (dust, insect etc.) to" -
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(woman) to elope -
8 kaçmak
"1. /dan/ to escape (from), flee; to desert; to run away (from); to skip out of; to sneak off from. 2. /dan/ to get out of, avoid, shirk (an obligation). 3. /dan/ to avoid, stay away from (someone, a place). 4. /dan/ (for liquid, gas) to leak, leak out (of); (for electricity) to escape from (something). 5. (for a stocking) to run, Brit. ladder. 6. /a/ (for water, dust, an insect) to slip into, get into, penetrate (one´s eye, ear, a container). 7. /a/ to slip to (one side). 8. to disappear, go away without saying good-bye. 9. /la/ to elope with. 10. to run fast. 11. (for one´s sleep, peace of mind, good mood) to disappear, vanish, go away. 12. /a/ to tend toward, verge on, be tinted with (exaggeration, malice, another color). 13. to seem (rude, inopportune). 14. to turn out (well, badly). Kaçan balık büyük olur. proverb One always imagines the thing one has missed to be better than it actually was. kaçacak delik aramak to look for a place to hide. kaçmaktan kovalamaya/kovmaya vakti olmamak/vakit bulamamak/eli değmemek to be so busy with important matters that one has no time for lesser things. " -
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1. girl. 2. daughter. 3. virgin, maiden. 4. playing cards queen. -lar ağası chief black eunuch (in the sultan´s harem). - alıp vermek (for two families) to intermarry. - almak /dan/ to acquire a daughter-in-law (from) (a certain family). - çıkmak to turn out to be a virgin. -ını/evladını dövmeyen dizini döver. proverb Spare the rod and spoil the child. - evlat daughter. - gibi colloq. 1. girlish. 2. brand-new (thing). 3. shy (man). -ı gönlüne bırakırsan ya davulcuya varır/kaçar, ya zurnacıya. proverb If you let a young girl decide for herself whom she´ll marry, she´ll pick someone unsuitable. - istemek to ask a family to give (someone) their daughter as a bride. - kaçırmak 1. to kidnap a girl. 2. to elope with a girl. - kardeş sister. -ı kısrağı /ın/ (someone´s) wife, daughter, and all his female relations. - kilimi kilim woven by a nomad girl for her dowry. - kurusu vulg. old maid, spinster. - lisesi girls´ high school. - oğlan/- oğlan kız virgin, maiden. -ım sana söylüyorum, gelinim sen anla/dinle/işit. colloq. Since he couldn´t say this directly to her, he said it to someone else in the hope that she would listen in and get the message. - tarafı the bride´s family. - vermek /a/ to give a girl in marriage (to).
См. также в других словарях:
elope — elope; elope·ment; … English syllables
Elope — E*lope , v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Eloped}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Eloping}.] [D. ontloopen to run away; pref. ont (akin to G. ent , AS. and , cf. E. answer) + loopen to run; akin to E. leap. See {Leap}, v. t.] To run away, or escape privately, from the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
elope — 1590s, to run off, probably a reborrowing from M.Du. (ont)lopen run away. Sense of run from parents to marry secretly is 19c. Anglo Fr. aloper run away from a husband with one s lover is attested from mid 14c., but there is a gap of many years.… … Etymology dictionary
elope — [v] run away to be married abscond, bolt, decamp, disappear, escape, flee, fly, go secretly, go to Gretna Green*, leave, run off, skip*, slip away, slip out, steal away; concept 297 … New thesaurus
elope — ► VERB ▪ run away secretly in order to get married. DERIVATIVES elopement noun. ORIGIN Old French aloper … English terms dictionary
elope — [ē lōp′, ilōp′] vi. eloped, eloping [Anglo Fr aloper, prob. < ME * aleapen, to leap up, run away < OE ahleapan (infl. ? by ON hlaupa, to run > LOPE) < a , away + hleapan, to run, LEAP] 1. to run away secretly, esp. in order to get… … English World dictionary
elope — UK [ɪˈləʊp] / US [ɪˈloʊp] verb [intransitive] Word forms elope : present tense I/you/we/they elope he/she/it elopes present participle eloping past tense eloped past participle eloped if two people elope, they go away secretly to get married… … English dictionary
elope — v. (D; intr.) to elope with (she eloped with her childhood sweetheart) * * * [ɪ ləʊp] (D; intr.) to elope with (she eloped with her childhood sweetheart) … Combinatory dictionary
elope — e|lope [ ı loup ] verb intransitive if two people elope, they go away secretly to get married ╾ e|lope|ment noun count or uncount … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
elope — [17] Etymologically, elope signifies ‘leap away’. It was originally an Anglo Norman legal term applied to a married woman running off with a lover, and only in the past couple of hundred years has it come to be applied to a couple leaving home to … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
elope — [[t]ɪlo͟ʊp[/t]] elopes, eloping, eloped V RECIP When two people elope they go away secretly together to get married. [pl n V] My girlfriend Lynn and I eloped... [V with n] In 1912 he eloped with Frieda von Richthofen … English dictionary
