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61 öfkelenmek
v. get angry, lose one's temper, work oneself up into a rage, blow up, cut up rough, flame up, flash out, fly out, get hot, grow hot, lash oneself into a fury, fly into a passion, rampage, be steamed up, storm -
62 öfkelenmemek
v. (neg. form of öfkelenmek) get angry, lose one's temper, work oneself up into a rage, blow up, cut up rough, flame up, flash out, fly out, get hot, grow hot, lash oneself into a fury, fly into a passion, rampage, be steamed up, storm -
63 alif
[T alev = flame, from P alaw]: heatA Concise Gagauz Dictionary with etymologies and Turkish, Azerbaijani and Turkmen cognates > alif
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64 alev alev yanmak
to blaze, to flame -
65 alevle sertleştirmek
to flame-harden -
66 alevlendirmek
"to set on fire, to kindle; to exacerbate, to excite, to incense, to incite, to flame" -
67 alevlenmek
"to take fire, to blaze; to grow violent, to flare up, to flame" -
68 ark lambası
arc lamp, flame-lamp -
69 eski sevgili
old flame -
70 göz ağrısı
an old flame -
71 nötr alev
neutral flame -
72 parlamak
"to shine, to gleam, to glitter, to brighten, to blaze, to glint, to glisten, to sparkle; to flare up, to flame up; to acquire influence" -
73 yansız alaz
neutral flame -
74 al
1. vermilion, flame scarlet, red. 2. bay (horse). 3. rouge. - al crimson. -ı al, moru mor flushed, purple in the face. - basmak /ı/ to get puerperal fever. - bayrak the Turkish flag. - giymedim ki alınayım. colloq. Why should I take offense since I have done no such thing? -lar giymek 1. to wear red. 2. to rejoice. - kanlara boyanmak 1. to die a bloody death. 2. to be wounded. - sancak the Turkish flag. - yanaklı ruddy-cheeked. -
75 alaz
,alaza flame, blaze. -
76 alev
1. flame. 2. pennant (on a lance). - alev with a lot of flames. - almak 1. to catch fire. 2. to flare up in a passion. - lambası blowtorch. - saçağı sarmak to have a danger go beyond control. -
77 alevlendirmek
/ı/ 1. to make (glowing coals) burn with a flame. 2. to exacerbate, incite, inflame. -
78 alevlenmek
1. to break out in flames, blaze up. 2. to grow violent, flame up, flare up. 3. to glisten. -
79 allık
1. redness, flame color. 2. rouge. -
80 eski
"1. old, ancient. 2. former, ex-; veteran. 3. old, worn-out; secondhand. 4. past events, what went before. - ağıza yeni taam/kaşık. colloq. New food for an old mouth (said when eating something for the first time that season). E- Ahit the Old Testament. - çamlar bardak oldu. colloq. Times have changed./Things are not what they used to be. - defterleri karıştırmak/yoklamak to bring up old issues, delve into the past. - enayi biçimi slang outdated clothes; out of fashion. - eserler antiques, antiquities. -si gibi the way it used to be. - göz ağrısı an old flame. - hale getirme law complete restitution. - hamam eski tas. colloq. Nothing has changed; it´s business as usual. - hayratı da berbat etmek to make something worse by trying to improve it. -ye itibar/rağbet olsaydı bitpazarına nur yağardı. proverb If old things were in fashion light from heaven would illuminate the flea market. -si kadar as much as before. - kafalı oldfashioned (person). - köye yeni âdet unwelcome innovation. - kulağı kesik slang 1. old woman-chaser. 2. one who has experienced much. - kurt old hand. - memur slang 1. repeater, a student who has repeated most of his classes. 2. one who has experienced much. - püskü old and battered-looking, shabby. - toprak healthy and well-preserved older person. - tüfek person with a lot of experience, old hand. - zamanlarda 1. in the past, in the old days. 2. in ancient times, in antiquity."
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