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1 od
fireodlamaq – set fire, set on fireod tutmaq – catch fire, burnod götürmək – get furiousməc.oda düşmək – get into troubleod kimi – very quicklyod qiymətinə – extremely expensive -
2 yanğın
fire, burningyanğın törətmək – set on fire; set smth. to fireyanğını söndürmək – put out the fire -
3 yanğınsöndürən
fire-manyanğınsöndürən maşın – fire-engineyanğınsöndürən stansiya – fire-stationMəktəblilər üçün Azərbaycanca-İngiliscə lüğət > yanğınsöndürən
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4 odadavamlı
fire-proofodadavamlı kərpic – fire-brick -
5 atəş
1) fire, flame (alov)məhəbbət atəşi – passion of loveatəşpərəst – fire-worshipper2) (silahdan) fireatəş açmaq – fire, shoot (at)yaylım atəşi – salutetüfəng atəşi – arms fire, rifle firetəlim atəşi – practice shooting -
6 ocaq
1) hearth, fire place, fire-furnaceocaq yandırmaq – make a firemüharibə ocaq(ğ)ı – seat of warmədəniyyət ocaq(ğ)ı – cultural centre2) (ailə) home -
7 tüfəng
gun, hand-gun; rifletüfəng atmaq – fire, fire a guntüfəngi doldurmaq – load a rifle / gunqoşalülə tüfəng – double-barrelled gunov tüfəngi – shooting gun -
8 alışdırmaq
Iset on fire (od vurmaq)kibrit alışdırmaq – strike a matchIItrainintizama alışdırmaq – train to disciplineətraf mühitə alışdırmaq – acclimatise to the surroundings -
9 alışmaq
Icatch fire (od tutmaq)IIget accustomed, be used (vərdiş etmək) -
10 alovlanmaq
catch fire, burst into flame, məc. get excited (həyəcandan, ehtirasdan) -
11 alovlandırmaq
set on fire; məs. exciteMəktəblilər üçün Azərbaycanca-İngiliscə lüğət > alovlandırmaq
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12 atmaq
1) throw, cast, fling, hurllövbər atmaq – cast/drop anchor2) (tərgitmək) give upsiqareti atmaq – give up smokingdərsi atmaq – give up /drop studies3) (tərk etmək) abandon, leaveailəni atmaq – abandon one's familykif atmaq – grow mouldykök atmaq – take rootsöz atmaq – tease, hurtşər atmaq – slandercan atmaq – strive (for)boynundan atmaq – denytüfəng atmaq – fire a rifle -
13 çaxmaq
Ii1) sock (tüfəngdə)2) (od almaq üçün) stellçaxmaq daşı – flintIIf1) pull the trigger2) strike fire (od)3) flash (ildırım) -
14 iş
1) affair, businessxarici işlər – foreign affairs2) work, deeddövlət işi – affairs of Statenə işinə – what's that to you?3) action; job; occupation; professionbu sənin işin deyil – it is none of your businessmənim bu axşam işim yoxdur – I have nothing to do tonightişində ol – mind your own dutyiş-iş dən keçib – it is too late to do anythingişim var. – I am busyBu adamla işim var. – I have a job with this manişə götürmək – employ, hireişdən çıxarmaq – discharge, dismiss, fire; give smb. the sackamer. -
15 qalamaq
Iheap up, pile up (üst-üstə yığmaq)IIII: ocaq qalamaq – kindle a fire -
16 qovmaq
drive away, turn outişdən qovmaq – fire, give the sack; dismiss smb. -
17 maşa
poker; tongs; fire-tongs -
18 maşın
machine, engine, car (avtomobil)yük maşını – lorry, truckamer.yanğın söndürən maşın – fire-engineət çəkən maşın – meat grinder, mincing-machinemaşın sürmək – drive a carmaşınla getmək – go by car, take a car -
19 odlanmaq
catch fire -
20 odlu
fiery; passionate (nitq, məhəbbət)odlu silah – fire-arms
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