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1 doya doya bakmak
feast one's eyes on -
2 göz ziyafeti
feast for the eyes -
3 gözleri bayram etmek
feast one's eyes on -
4 eğlenti
feast, party, jollity, frolic -
5 ziyafet
feast, banquet þölen, toy -
6 şeker bayramı
feast following Ramadan -
7 ağırlamak
v. host, entertain, wine and dine smb., dine, show hospitality, feast, host a banquet; fete, receive, regale, entertain with a feast, host at a party, wine* * *lodge -
8 bayram
adj. holiday, festal--------n. holiday, holidays, festival, feast, fete, fiesta, gala--------hols* * *1. feast day 2. fiesta -
9 hareketli şölen
1. movable feast 2. moveable feast -
10 şölen
n. feast, banquet, beanfeast, beano, fete, spread* * *feast (n.) -
11 ağırlamamak
v. (neg. form of ağırlamak) host, entertain, wine and dine smb., dine, show hospitality, feast, host a banquet; fete, receive, regale, entertain with a feast, host at a party, wine -
12 düğün
"1. wedding feast, wedding reception. 2. circumcision feast. - bayram etmek to be very happy, be joyous; to celebrate. - dernek festival, merry entertainment. - dernek, hep bir örnek. colloq. It´s always the same old thing. - evi gibi (place) filled with a happy throng of people. - pilavıyla dost ağırlamak to take credit for what has been done by others. - salonu hall rented for a reception following a wedding, an engagement, or a circumcision. - yapmak to hold a wedding." -
13 düğüncü
1. the host at a wedding feast or reception. 2. one sent to invite guests to a wedding feast. 3. wedding guest. -
14 kurban
1. sacrificial animal, sacrifice. 2. the Feast of the Sacrifice, the Greater Bairam. 3. victim (of an accident or disaster). 4. martyr. 5. colloq. Hey!/Hello mate! - bayramı the Feast of the Sacrifice, the Greater Bairam. - eti meat from an animal that has been ritually sacrificed. - etmek /ı, a/ to sacrifice (to). - gitmek /a/ to become an innocent victim (of), fall a prey to. - kesmek to kill an animal as a sacrifice. - olayım! colloq. 1. She´s/It´s so wonderful I feel like dying for her/it. 2. I beg you!/Please! - olmak /a/ 1. to sacrifice oneself for, give one´s life for. 2. to be a victim (of). - payı meat given to the poor from a sacrifice. - vermek to lose some people (through violent or unexpected death). -
15 yortu
Christianity feast day, feast, festival. -
16 eğlendirmek
v. amuse, beguile, break up, divert, entertain, feast, recreate, regale, tickle* * *amuse -
17 festival
adj. festival, festive--------n. festival, festivity, carnival, feast, fair* * *festival -
18 şenlik
adj. convivial--------n. festival, festivity, carnival, fiesta, gaiety, glorification, rejoicing, conviviality, fete, gala, jubilation* * *1. revelry 2. conviviality 3. feast 4. gaiety 5. gala -
19 ziyafet
n. banquet, beanfeast, beano, dinner, dinner party, entertainment, feast, junket, spread, treat* * *1. banquet 2. dinner party -
20 ziyafet ver
1. banqueting (v.) 2. feast (v.)
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