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21 olağanüstü
"extraordinary; unusual; spectacular, exceptional, magnificent, phenomenal, prodigous, remarkable, tremendous, out of this world" -
22 ayrallık
being exceptional, exception. -
23 ayrı
1. separate, apart. 2. different, distinct. 3. exceptional. - ayrı 1. separate, distinct. 2. individual, separate. 3. one by one, separately. - baş çekmek to go one´s own way. - düşmek to be separated from each other. -sı gayrısı olmamak/- gayrı bilmemek to have all things in common. - seçi olmak to withdraw one´s property, cease to share things. - seçi yapmak to be discriminatory. - tutmak /ı/ to make a distinction (between), discriminate (between). -
24 ayrıcalı
1. privileged. 2. exceptional. -
25 ayrık
1. separated. 2. exceptional. 3. log. disjunctive. 4. med. sequestrated. 5. see ayrıkotu. -
26 ayrıksı
1. different, eccentric. 2. exceptional. - ay anomalistic month. - yıl anomalistic year. -
27 ayrıksılık
1. eccentricity. 2. being exceptional. -
28 fevkaladelik
singularity, being extraordinary or exceptional. -
29 müstesna
1. with the exception of, except for, excepted: İstanbul müstesna with the exception of Istanbul. 2. exceptional, extraordinary. -
30 olağandışı
",-nı unusual, exceptional; abnormal, strange." -
31 sayılı
"1. counted, numbered. 2. bearing (a certain) number: 8 sayılı kart the card bearing the number eight. 3. limited in number; in limited supply; few and far between. 4. (one of) a very few (persons, things): Onu görmüş olan sayılı kişilerden biridir. She´s one of the very few who saw him. 5. best, topnotch: O kadın sayılı yazarlarımızdan biridir. She´s one of our best writers. 6. special, exceptional. - gün/günler çabuk/tez geçer. proverb Deadlines come to an end in no time flat." -
32 sivrilmek
1. to become sharply pointed. 2. (for an unusual or exceptional person) to stand out, become conspicuous. -
33 özel
"1. private. 2. personal. 3. special; exceptional. - ad gram. proper noun. - af personal pardon. - dil jargon. - girişim private enterprise. - girişimci advocate of private enterprise. - girişimcilik advocacy of private enterprise. - görüş personal opinion, private opinion. - kesim private sector. - okul private school. - sayı special edition. - ulak special delivery, Brit. express, Brit. express delivery (of mail)."
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