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1 yağ
"1. oil; fat; grease; tallow; suet. 2. (cooking) oil; shortening; grease; fat; lard; butter; margarine, oleo, oleomargarine. 3. auto. motor oil; lubricating grease. - asitleri chem. fatty acids. - bağlamak 1. to get fat. 2. (for oil, fat, or grease floating on a surface) to congeal. -a bala batırmak /ı/ to wine and dine (someone) lavishly. - bal olsun. I hope you enjoy(ed) it (said to someone eating or drinking). - basınçölçeri/- basınç manometresi oil gauge (pressure gauge for oil). - basmak 1. /a/ to fill (a container) with fat, grease, or butter. 2. to get fat. - çekmek /a/ to flatter, butter up; to lay it on. - çubuğu auto. dipstick. - gibi gitmek/kaymak (for a vehicle) to ride smoothly, have a smooth ride. -dan kıl çeker gibi with the greatest of ease, as easy as taking candy from a baby, as easy as falling off a log, as easy as one-two-three. - kutusu mech. crankcase. - süzgeci auto. oil filter. - tulumu very fat person, tub of lard. - yedirmek /a/ to rub oil into (something), oil." -
2 yağlı
"1. oily, oleaginous; fatty; greasy; tallowy; suety; lardy; buttery. 2. made with oil, fat, grease, tallow, suet, shortening, lard, butter, or margarine. 3. fat; plump; obese. 4. colloq. rich, in the money, well-off, well-fixed. 5. colloq. easy and very profitable. - ballı olmak /la/ to be very friendly with each other, be very pally with each other. - güreş greased wrestling (a form of wrestling popular in Turkey). - kâğıt a wrapping paper resistant to oil or grease. - kapı colloq. rich employer. - kömür bituminous coal, fat coal. - kuyruk colloq. job from which or person off whom a lot of money can be easily made."
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