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1 abartmalı
exaggerated. -
2 abartılı
exaggerated. -
3 abartılı
exaggerated, inflated mübalaðalý -
4 mübalağalı
exaggerated abartýlý -
5 mübalağalı
exaggerated, blown-up, overstated. -
6 abartılı
adj. exaggerated, dithyrambic, fustian, hyperbolic, hyperbolical, overdone, inflated, fond, ornate, magniloquent, stagey, stagy, steep, swelling, tall, theatrical, turgescent, turgid, well-rounded* * *1. magniloquent 2. exaggerated (adj.) -
7 abart
1. drag up 2. exaggerate 3. overstate 4. play up 5. exaggerating (v.) 6. exaggerated (v.) -
8 aşırı
adj. extreme, excessive, ultra, super, intense, exceeding, fulsome, acute, camp, crusted, deep, desperate, devilish, disproportionate, exaggerated, exorbitant, exquisite, extortionate, extravagant, fancy, ferocious, fond, heavy, like hell, hell of--------adv. extremely, excessively, over, beyond, terribly, every other day, beastly, confoundedly, cruelly, damned, dead, desperately, devilish, filthily, hard, precious, shocking--------n. hell--------pref. hyper--------prep. over* * *1. astronomic 2. astronomical 3. disproportionate 4. exorbitant 5. extreme 6. extremist 7. hyper 8. immoderate 9. in excess 10. inordinate 11. over 12. ultra -
9 abartılmak
v. to be exaggerated -
10 abartılmamak
v. (neg. form of abartılmak) to be exaggerated -
11 artistlik
n. histrionics, theatrical performance; acting; overly dramatic or exaggerated speech or actions -
12 şişirilmiş
adj. inflated, puffy, puffed up, blown up, exaggerated, fustian, swelling, turgescent--------şişirilmiş (dil)adj. pompous -
13 abartılmak
to be exaggerated, to be inflated mübalaða edilmek -
14 A
1. the letter A. 2. chem. A (argon). 3. mus. A (the sixth note in the scale of C major or the key based on this note). 4. used repeatedly at the beginning of a sentence to show astonishment: A a a! Bu ne böyle? What on earth is this? 5. used at the beginning of a sentence to show affection or pleasure: A canım, söyle! What is it, honey? A ne güzel! How nice! 6. used at the beginning of a sentence to show exasperation: A dostum, beni iflasa sürükleyeceksin! Look here my friend, you´re going to reduce me to bankruptcy. 7. used to show resignation or pity: A birader, felek hiç bize güler mi? Ah brother, will fortune ever smile on us? A zavallı, ne olacak hali? Poor man, what´s going to become of him? -´dan Z´ye kadar from A to Z, completely, every single one of...: Bu dosyadakileri A´dan Z´ye kadar biliyorum. I know what´s in this file from A to Z. A köse, sayılmadık kaç tel sakalın var? colloq. Come on now, who do you think you are? (said to someone who has a very exaggerated idea of his own importance). -
15 abartılmak
to be exaggerated. -
16 züppelik
1. foppishness, dandyism, coxcombry. 2. flash and superficiality, showing off. 3. la-di-da, pretentious and exaggerated gentility. 4. formerly aping of Western ways. -
17 şişirilmek
"1. to be blown up; to be distended; to be filled with air. 2. to be exaggerated, be blown out of proportion. " -
18 şişirme
"1. blowing up, inflating; causing (something) to swell up. 2. exaggeration. 3. shoddy or sloppy piece of work. 4. shoddily put together, shoddy; sloppy, slipshod (piece of work). 5. exaggerated, blown out of proportion."
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