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1 humma
fever -
2 tıbbi termometre
fever thermometer, clinical thermometer -
3 ateş
"1. fire. 2. fever, temperature. 3. vivacity, exuberance. 4. zeal, ardor, fervor, vehemence. 5. gunfire; artillery fire. 6. mil. Fire! 7. danger; catastrophe. 8. a light (for a cigarette). - açmak /a/ to open fire (on). - almak 1. to catch fire, take fire. 2. to be alarmed. 3. (for a gun) to be fired. - almamak (for a gun) to misfire. - almaya mı geldin? colloq. Have you come to get fire? Why are you rushing off? -e atılmak/(kendini) -e atmak to throw oneself into the fire, risk one´s life blindly. -e atmak /ı/ to put (someone) in a dangerous position. - bacayı sardı. colloq. Things have gotten out of control. -le barut bir arada/ yerde olmaz/durmaz. proverb It is dangerous to leave a young couple alone together. - basmak /a/ to flush and feel hot from tedium, discomfort, or boredom. -i başına vurmak to explode with anger, blow one´s top. - çıkmak to have a fire break out. -i çıkmak to have one´s fever go up. -i düşmek to have one´s fever go down. - düştüğü yeri yakar. proverb A calamity only really affects its immediate victim. - düşürücü antipyretic. - etmek /a/ to fire (on), shoot (at). - gemisi hist. fire ship. - gibi 1. very hot. 2. very quick, active, agile, intelligent. - gibi yanmak to have a fever. -ten gömlek ordeal. -e göstermek /ı/ to heat (something) slightly by holding it to the fire. - hattı/boyu firing line. -ler içinde feverish, suffering from fever. - kesilmek 1. to get very angry. 2. to become industrious and active. 3. (for gunfire) to stop. - kesmek to cease fire. - kırmızısı fiery red. - olmayan yerden duman çıkmaz. proverb Where there is smoke there is fire. - olsa cirmi/cürmü kadar yer yakar. colloq. He cannot do much harm. -le oynamak to play with fire. - pahasına/pahası very expensive. - parçası 1. very active, industrious. 2. mischievous, naughty (child). - püskürmek/saçmak /a/ to spit fire (at), be very angry (with). - saçağı sardı. colloq. Things have gotten out of control. - tuğlası firebrick. -e tutmak /ı/ 1. to heat (something) slightly by holding it to the fire. 2. to subject to gunfire. -i uyandırmak to poke up a fire. - vermek /a/ to set on fire, burn. -e vermek /ı/ 1. to set fire to. 2. to panic, upset, frighten. 3. to lay waste, ravage, devastate (a country). -e vurmak /ı/ to put (food) on to cook. -e vursan duman vermez. colloq. He is remarkably stingy. - yağdırmak 1. to shoot repeatedly and continuously. 2. to rant and rave at everybody. - yakmak to light a fire. -ine/nârına yanmak /ın/ to be mistreated because of (someone else). -i yükselmek to have one´s fever go up." -
4 sıtma
adj. aguish--------n. malaria, ague, intermittent fever, jungle fever, marsh fever* * *1. ague 2. malaria -
5 karahumma
n. typhoid, blackwater fever, camp fever, enteric fever -
6 maltahumması
,-nı Malta fever, undulant fever, Mediterranean fever. -
7 tatarcık
sand fly. - humması path. phlebotomus fever, sand-fly fever, pappataci fever. -
8 ateş
interj. fire--------n. fire, blaze; heat, fever, flush, temperature; mettle--------pref. pyro* * *1. fever 2. fire 3. fire (n.) -
9 heyecan
n. excitement, emotion, sensation, enthusiasm, ardor, ardour [Brit.], agitation, affect, fever, the shivers, tension, thrill, stir, animation, bang, commotion, dither, drama, exaltation, ferment, fermentation, fire, flap, flurry, flush, flutter* * *1. buck fever 2. commotion 3. emotion 4. exaltation 5. excitement 6. thrill (n.) -
10 kızıl
adj. red, rusty, lurid--------n. red, scarlet fever, scarlatina* * *1. crimson 2. redhead 3. scarlatina 4. scarlet fever -
11 malta humması
n. Malta fever* * *undulant fever -
12 saman nezlesi
n. hay fever* * *1. hay fever 2. pollinosis -
13 tifo
adj. typhoid--------n. typhoid, camp fever, enteric fever* * *typhoid -
14 yılıttı
Had a fever and the body was warm from fever: warmed -
15 yılıttı
Had a fever and the body was warm from fever: warmed -
16 albastı
puerperal fever, childbed fever. -
17 karahumma
typhoid fever, enteric fever. -
18 loğusa
woman recovering from childbirth. - humması puerperal fever, childbed fever. - şekeri a sugar-based preparation used in making loğusa şerbeti. - şerbeti a drink offered to people visiting a mother and her newborn baby. -
19 yanmak
"1. to burn, be on fire; to burn up, burn down. 2. (for an electrical implement) to burn out. 3. to be burned, scorched, or singed; to get a burn or scald; to get sunburned. 4. to get tanned by the sun. 5. (for a light, eye of a stove) to be on, be burning; (for electricity) to be on. 6. to have fever, be feverish; /içinde/ to burn with (fever). 7. to have a burning sensation in (one´s eyes, throat, etc.), (for one´s eyes, throat, etc.) to burn. 8. to be in a bad predicament, be sunk, be done for, have had it; to get it in the neck; to be in the soup. 9. to expire; to become void. 10. to be out, be eliminated (used by children when playing certain games). 11. /a/ to feel great sadness (at); to feel bitter regret (for). 12. (for an agricultural crop) to be damaged: Portakallar dondan yandı. The orange trees were damaged by the frost. 13. (for a place) to be blazing hot, be hot as blazes. 14. /la/ to be burning (with an emotion, a feeling). 15. /için/ to have a burning desire (for something, to do something); to burn (to do something). 16. /a/ to be inflamed with love for, be madly in love with; to feel a burning (sexual) desire for, have the hots for. yanıp tutuşmak 1. /a or için/ to be inflamed with love for, be madly in love with; to feel a burning (sexual) desire for, have the hots for. 2. /için/ to have a burning desire (for something, to do something); to burn (to do something). 3. /için/ to burn with regret (because of). yanıp yakılmak/yakınmak to pour out one´s woes. " -
20 depreşen ateş
relapsing fever
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