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21 motor yenileme
engine overhaul -
22 motor şaftı
engine shaft -
23 motorlu torna
engine lathe -
24 itfaiye arabası
n. fire engine, engine* * *fire engine -
25 lokomotif
n. locomotive, engine, locomotive engine, steam engine, puffer, loco, iron horse* * *1. iron horse 2. locomotive -
26 uçak motoru
n. aircraft engine* * *1. aircraft engine 2. airplane engine -
27 kontak
1. short circuit, short. 2. slang cracked, touched in the head. -ı açmak to switch on the motor (of an automotive vehicle), start the engine. - anahtarı car key, engine key (of an automotive vehicle). -ı kapamak to shut off the engine (of an automotive vehicle). -
28 hava motoru
1. air engine 2. atmospheric engine -
29 içten yanmalı motor
n. internal combustion engine* * *internal combustion engine -
30 jet motoru
n. jet engine, jet* * *jet engine -
31 manevra lokomotifi
n. shunting engine* * *marshalling engine -
32 motor
adj. motor--------n. engine, motor* * *1. engine 2. motor -
33 yedek motor
n. auxiliary engine* * *auxiliary engine -
34 v tipi motor
n. V type engine, vee engine -
35 makine
"1. machine. 2. mechanism, workings; engine, motor. 3. colloq. sewing machine. 4. prov. car. 5. slang pistol. -yi bozmak slang to get diarrhea, get the squirts. - çekmek to use a sewing machine. -ye çekmek /ı/ to sew (something) on a sewing machine. - dairesi 1. naut. engine room. 2. cin. projection booth. - gibi 1. quickly and smoothly. 2. efficient. 3. monotonously, mechanically. 4. monotonous; mechanical. - gibi adam man who works quickly and well, efficient man. - mühendisi mechanical engineer. - subayı naut. engineer officer. - yağı machine oil, lubricating oil." -
36 ağır devirli motor
low speed engine -
37 alet edevat
n. the whole outfit, gadgetry, rig, engine, gear* * *tool -
38 antifriz
n. antifreeze, substance added to engine fluid to lower it's freezing point* * *antifreeze -
39 araba motoru
automobile engine -
40 benzin motoru
gasoline engine
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