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1 acayip adam
fancy man -
2 acayip kadın
fancy woman -
3 aşktan azade
fancy free -
4 maskeli balo elbisesi
fancy dress -
5 kıyafet balosu
fancy-dress party -
6 maskeli balo
n. fancy dress ball, masked ball, fancy ball, masquerade* * *1. fancy dress ball 2. masked ball 3. masque 4. masquerade ball 5. masquerade (n.) -
7 fantezi
adj. fancy--------n. fancy, fantasy, phantasy, flamboyance, fantasia* * *1. fantasy 2. phantasy -
8 hoşlanmak
v. like, enjoy, be pleased with, affect, be attracted, care, click, delight, dig, fancy, have a liking for smb., be partial to, relish, be taken by, be taken with, take a fancy to, take to* * *enjoy -
9 süslü
adj. chi chi, fancy, ornate, arrayed, luxuriant, bombastic, figurative, florid, flowery, frilly, high flown, natty* * *1. tinseled 2. tinselly 3. decorative 4. fancy 5. fancier (adj.) 6. adorned (adj.) 7. embellished (adj.) -
10 kıyafet balosu
n. fancy dress ball, fancy ball -
11 fantezi iplik
effect thread, fancy thread, fancy yarn -
12 fantezi
1. fantasy, imagination. 2. fancy, caprice, whim. 3. fancy, ornate, rich (cloth, furniture, jewelry). 4. mus. fantasia (in free form). -
13 argo
adj. slangy, pertaining to slang; vernacular, of or pertaining to the vernacular--------n. slang, cant, argot, lingo, patter, vernacular, vulgarity; gobbledygook, writing which uses complex phrases and fancy words, vague bureaucratic jargon--------argo (meslek)n. gobbledygook* * *1. argot 2. slang 3. cant (n.) -
14 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 -
15 düşünce
adj. thinking, reasoning--------n. sentiments, thinking, thought, belief, idea, opinion, mind, consideration, judgement [Brit.], judgment, apprehension, attitude, cogitation, conceit, counsel, fancy, remark, say so, sense, voice--------pref. ideo* * *1. consideration 2. idea 3. thinking (n.) 4. thought (adj.) 5. think (n.) -
16 düşünmek
v. think, give thought to, think of, conceive, imagine, remember, reck, give a thought, be pensive, allow, balance, bethink oneself, cerebrate, cogitate, consider, consult, contemplate, deliberate, envision, excogitate, fancy, figure, intend* * *think -
17 fahişe
n. prostitute, courtesan, courtezan, fancy woman, night walker [colloq.], painted woman [colloq.], scarlet woman [colloq.], hooker [sl.], slut [sl.], whore [sl.], harlot [sl.], bitch [sl.], call girl [sl.], drab [sl.], floozy [sl.], hustler [sl.]* * *1. harlot 2. prostitute 3. trollop 4. whore 5. bitch (n.) -
18 garip
adj. strange, curious, droll, awkward, bizarre, freak, freakish, kinky, odd, queer, fantastic, fantastical, fancy, comical, cranky, crotchety, eccentric, exotic, fanciful, far out, funny, funny peculiar, grotesque, out of the way, outlandish, quizzical--------n. poor, weirdo, codger* * *1. odd 2. queer 3. quirky 4. strange 5. unusual -
19 hayal
n. imagination, reflection, vision, fantasy, fancy, bubble, delusion, dream, illusion, illusiveness, phantasy, pipe dream, reverie, shadow, simulacrum, specter, spectre [Brit.], waking dream* * *1. dreamy 2. fiction 3. illusion 4. imagination 5. phantasm 6. phantom 7. daydream (n.) -
20 heves
n. desire, inclination, itch, ambition, fancy, keenness, ardor, ardour [Brit.], eagerness, nine days' wonder, alacrity, anxiety, brio, cult, enthusiasm, fad, fit, freak, furor, furore, Grace, maggot, notion, relish, stomach, studiousness, whim* * *1. inclination 2. velleity 3. whim (n.)
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