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61 allegretto
adv. allegretto, composition or musical passage played with a moderately fast tempo (Music)* * *allegretto -
62 aside dayanıklı
adj. acid proof, acid resistant* * *1. acid fast 2. acid resistant 3. acid resisting -
63 aside dirençli
1. acid fast 2. acid proof 3. acidoresistant -
64 aside dirençsiz
nonacid fast -
65 ayrılmaz
adj. inseparable, fast, indissoluble* * *1. inherent 2. inseparable 3. integral -
66 çok hızlı
adv. fortissimo, at rare bat, on the wings of the wind* * *very fast -
67 çok sıkı
adj. watertight* * *1. hard and fast 2. rigorous -
68 dayanıklı
adj. lasting, long lasting, enduring, durable, resistant to, proof, fast, for hard wear, heavy duty, consolidated, firm, gritty, hard, hardy, impervious, impregnable, indestructible, invulnerable, keeping, nonperishable, patient, refractory, resistant* * *1. durable 2. heavy duty 3. long wearing 4. perdurable 5. enduring (n.) -
69 dayanıksız
adj. weak, not enduring, not fast, flimsy, stalky* * *1. flimsy 2. indurable -
70 defalarca
adv. time after time, over and over, again and again, time and again, numbers of times, times without numbers, tons of times, scores of times, for the nth time, for the umpteenth time, repeatedly, always, fast--------n. heaps of times* * *repeatedly -
71 eli çabuk
adj. dexterous, dextrous, nimble fingered, swift-handed, swift, fast, adroit, expeditious, sharp* * *1. adroit 2. dexterous -
72 hızlan
interj. faster, quicker, hurry, swing it, swing* * *1. become fast 2. gear up 3. speeding (v.) 4. speeded (v.) 5. speed up (v.) -
73 hızlandır
1. accelerate 2. expedite 3. make fast 4. quicken 5. hastening (v.) 6. quickening (v.) 7. expediting (v.) 8. accelerated (v.) 9. expedited (v.) -
74 ileri
adj. advanced, high, higher, sophisticated, ahead, forward, onward--------adv. forward, forwards, further, along, forth, onward, onwards, forrader--------ileri (saat)adj. fast* * *1. forth 2. forward -
75 kandırmak
v. argue, bait, bamboozle, befool, beguile, cheat, con, cozen, deceive, delude, diddle, dish, dissuade, dupe, entice, fast talk, finagle, flimflam, fool, gammon, get round, gyp, hornswoggle, induce, intrigue, inveigle, jockey, jolly, kid, lead on* * *cheat -
76 kilitlemek
v. lock, lock up, fasten, close, make fast, fasten up, fence in, interlock, key, turn the key, key in, key on, shut up* * *1. lock 2. lock up -
77 olabildiğince hızlı
as fast as possible -
78 sabit
adj. fixed, constant, stationary, set, settled, immobile, immovable, permanent, stable, firm, attached, changeless, entrenched, established, fast, flat, flat footed, immutable, indelible, invariable, irremovable, put, real, rigid, staid, standing* * *1. stable 2. stationary 3. unalterable 4. unshakable 5. unshaken 6. apodictic 7. constant 8. pivot 9. steadier (adj.) 10. steady (adj.) 11. fixed (adj.) -
79 sağlam
adj. sound, safe, whole, hard, firm, fast, strong, healthy, able-bodied, good, secure, secured, valid, sure, gilt edged, bankable, bouncing, calculable, cast iron, consolidated, flat footed, foolproof, foursquare, dyed in grain, granite, granitic, hale--------adv. foursquare* * *1. robust 2. substantial 3. firm 4. intact 5. lusty 6. entrenched (adj.) -
80 sıkı
adj. close, tight, firm, fast, compact, strict, clinging, close bodied, foursquare, gross, hard, iron, rigorous, serried, strait, stringent, sure--------adv. hard, foursquare--------n. close fitting--------sıkı (araştırma)adj. searching* * *1. stringent 2. tight 3. hard (adv.) 4. tighter (adj.) 5. tight (adj.)
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