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1 sahtesini yap
fake (v.) -
2 sahte
adj. fake, false, artificial, spurious, imitated, sham, counterfeit, bogus, apocryphal, bad, base, bastard, colorable, double-dealing, dud, duff, dummy, factitious, forged, fraudulent, hollow, make believe, mannered, mock, phoney, phony, pinchbeck--------n. phony, phoney, bogus, bastard--------pref. pseudo* * *1. pseudo 2. spurious 3. unoriginal 4. dummy 5. fraudulent 6. makebelieve 7. phony 8. mock (adj.) 9. counterfeit (adj.) 10. feigned (adj.) 11. fake (n.) -
3 sahtekar
adj. dishonest, double tongued, make believe, fake, crooked, fraudulent--------n. counterfeiter, forger, shammer, faker, phony, phoney, crook, fabricator, fake, fakir, fraud, impostor, sham* * *1. trickster 2. wily 3. dishonest 4. impostor -
4 sahtekâr
adj. dishonest, double tongued, make believe, fake, crooked, fraudulent--------n. counterfeiter, forger, shammer, faker, phony, phoney, crook, fabricator, fake, fakir, fraud, impostor, sham* * *dishonest -
5 taklit
adj. imitated, imitative, fake, false, counterfeit, sham, bogus, mock, pinchbeck, simulated, snide--------n. imitation, fake, sham, mimicry, mockery, mimic, mock, simulation, simulacrum, affectation, bastard, echo, gold brick, hit off, impression, mimesis, repetition, reproduction, take off* * *1. shoddy 2. travesty 3. imitation 4. imitative -
6 uydurma
adj. made up, false, fake, fictive, fictitious, fabled, untrue, untruthful, apocryphal, cardboard box, colorable, fabulous, improvised, mendacious, out of whole cloth, quack, trumped up--------n. making up, falsification, fabrication, invention, fake, fiction, untruth, adjustment, arranging, fitting, concoction, fib, figment, flam, gold brick, improvisation, tosh, tuning--------uydurma (sözcük ya da deyim)n. coinage* * *fictive -
7 eğreti
"1. borrowed. 2. temporary; makeshift. 3. fake, false, artificial, imitation. 4. removable. 5. loose, insecurely fixed, insecure. -den temporarily. - almak /ı/ to borrow. -ye almak /ı/ to prop up the upper part of (a building) (while repairing the lower part). - durmak 1. (for something) to be askew; to sit askew. 2. /da/ to be in (a place) temporarily. 3. (for something) to look fake, look false. - oturmak to sit on the edge of something (as if about to get up). - vermek /ı/ to lend. " -
8 numara
1. (identifying) number (e.g. house number, license-plate number). 2. grade (in a course). 3. (numerical) size (of a pair of shoes). 4. number (performance done as one part of a show). 5. slang trick, fast one, number. - çevirmek slang to be up to no good, pull something. -sını vermek /ın/ to decide that (someone) is no-good/no-count/a bad egg. - yapmak slang 1. to pretend, fake. 2. /a/ to pull something on, have (someone) on. -sı yapmak/-sına yatmak slang to pretend to be, fake: Hasta numarası yapıyor. He´s pretending to be ill. -
9 taklit
"1. copying, reproducing, duplicating, making an imitation of. 2. trying to act like, imitating, aping (someone, an animal). 3. mimicking; impersonating; mocking. 4. faking; counterfeiting. 5. fake; counterfeit. 6. imitative. - etmek /ı/ 1. to copy, reproduce, duplicate, imitate, make an imitation of (something). 2. to try to act like, imitate, ape (someone, an animal). 3. to mimic; to impersonate; to mock. 4. to fake; to counterfeit." -
10 aldatıcı
adj. deceptive, fake, tricky, trickish, illusory, illusive, baffling, beguiling, catchy, colorable, colored, coloured [Brit.], delusive, devious, dishonest, double-dealing, elusory, fallacious, googly, indirect, specious, treacherous, tricksy--------n. hype, exaggeration, embellishment, marketing message that exaggerates its description of the facts and embellishes the truth, dishonest scheme* * *1. deceptive 2. delusive 3. fallacious 4. illusive 5. illusory -
11 aldatmak
v. cheat, delude, two-time, be unfaithful; deceive, defraud, fake, feint, bamboozle, bilk, cuckold, do down, double cross, play smb. false, finagle, fox, gammon, gull, gyp, have, hocus, hoodwink, hornswoggle, humbug, palter, put it over on, sell* * *cheat -
12 sahtekârlık
n. forgery, counterfeiting, deceitfulness, dishonesty, fraud, fraudulence, fraudulency, false pretenses, take in* * *fake -
13 sahtesini yapmak
v. counterfeit, falsify, fabricate, debase, fake, forge* * *counterfeit -
14 şarlatan
adj. quack--------n. charlatan, quack, faker, sciolist, empiric, croaker, dabbler, fake, humbug, mountebank, phoney, phony, wag* * *1. quack 2. charlatan -
15 taklit etmek
v. imitate, fake, copy, take an example by, copycat, mimic, impersonate, do an impression of smb., mock, mime, ape, counterfeit, echo, hit off, take a leaf out of one's book, simulate, follow suit* * *1. simulate 2. imitate -
16 uydurmak
v. make up, concoct, fake up, cook up, cook, fabricate, frame, invent, manufacture, tell a fib, adjust, adapt, fit, suit, tune up, tune, accommodate, attune, conform, dream up, fashion, feign, fib, forge, fudge, gear, improvise, key, mint, reconcile--------uydurmak (bir şeye)v. quadrate* * *suit -
17 aldatmamak
v. (neg. form of aldatmak) cheat, delude, two-time, be unfaithful; deceive, defraud, fake, feint, bamboozle, bilk, cuckold, do down, double cross, play smb. false, finagle, fox, gammon, gull, gyp, have, hocus, hoodwink, hornswoggle, humbug, palter, put it over on, sell -
18 bu para sahte
This is a fake bill. -
19 bu sahte kopya
It's a fake copy. -
20 dolandıran
adj. fake
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