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1 savurma
fling -
2 düelloya davet etmek
fling down the gauntlet, fling down the glove, throw down the glove -
3 elinden kurtul
fling off -
4 başına kakmak
fling smth. in one's teeth -
5 yüzüne vurmak
fling smth. in one's teeth -
6 fırlatma
fling, hurling, throw, cast, projection -
7 atma
adj. throwing, projectile--------interj. tell us another--------n. throwing, throw, shoot, chuck, cast, ejectment, banishment, bragging, elimination, fling, heave, heaving, hurl, inset, ouster, pelt, shy, volley* * *1. downthrow 2. expulsion 3. discard (n.) 4. fling (n.) -
8 ani hareket etmek
v. fling out, fling -
9 binicisini atmak
v. fling off, fling out -
10 fırlatıp atmak
v. fling away, fling out -
11 fırlatmak
/ı/ 1. to hurl, fling, throw (something) violently, hurtle. 2. to eject, launch. 3. to fling, let fly (a curse). 4. to cause (prices) to soar or shoot up. -
12 savurmak
"1. /ı/ to winnow (grain); to throw (something) into the air (as if winnowing). 2. /ı/ (for the wind, waves, a current) to drive (something) about; (for the wind, a current) to cause (something) to stream out or trail out at full length. 3. /ı/ to throw (something) violently, hurtle, hurl, fling. 4. /ı/ to brandish (a sword); to wield (an implement). 5. /ı/ to land (a blow, a kick). 6. /ı/ to fling, let fly (a curse); to tell (a lie); to talk (rot, claptrap). 7. /ı/ to dip a spoon into (a boiling liquid) and then to empty the spoon back into the pot (done to prevent the liquid from boiling over). 8. /ı/ to waste, spend prodigally. 9. to exaggerate; to brag." -
13 atılma
n. rush, rush forward, dash, clutch, pounce, entrance, fling, plunge* * *dismission -
14 atış
adj. shooting--------n. beat, throw, firing, shooting, shot, burst, chuck, fling, gunshot, inning, innings, pistol shot, projection, put, shoot, shy* * *1. shot 2. casting (n.) 3. shooting (n.) 4. squabble (v.) 5. cast (n.) 6. shot (n.) -
15 dağıtmak
v. deal, deal out, distribute, hand out, deliver, dispense, dissolve, decompose, crack-up, scatter, disband, disperse, diffuse, bestrew, demount, deploy, disject, disjoint, dismantle, dispel, disrupt, dissipate, divert, dot, drown, fling off, issue--------dağıtmak (hayal)break on--------dağıtmak (saç)v. rough up* * *distribute -
16 deneme
adj. crack, test, testing, trial, pilot--------n. trial, testing, test, experimentation, experiment, shot, try, try out, assay, bash, dissertation, effort, essay, fling, go, practice, probation, proof, proving, study, tentative, touch, whack, workout--------deneme (araç)n. shakedown* * *1. experiment 2. experimentation 3. trial 4. trying (n.) 5. testing (n.) 6. try (n.) 7. assay (n.) -
17 fırlat
1. ejakulate 2. threw 3. flinging (v.) 4. launching (v.) 5. flung (v.) 6. slung (v.) 7. fling (v.) 8. pitch (v.) 9. launch (v.) -
18 fırlatma
adj. throwing--------n. launching, hurl, throwing, fling, cast, chuck, pelt, projection, put, shy, throw, toss* * *1. projection 2. flinging (n.) 3. launching (n.) 4. throw (n.) 5. toss (n.) 6. launch (n.) 7. hurl (n.) -
19 fırlatmak
v. hurl, launch, eject, throw, toss, bung, cast, cast away, catapult, chuck, chuck away, dart, fling, hurtle, pelt, project, send, shoot, shoot out, shy, swing, whisk--------fırlatmak (füze)v. aim--------fırlatmak (roket)v. blast off* * *1. cast 2. throw -
20 son hız
n. full speed, full fling, full lick* * *full speed
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Fling — (fl[i^]ng), v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Flung} (fl[u^]ng); p. pr. & vb. n. {Flinging}.] [OE. flingen, flengen, to rush, hurl; cf. Icel. flengia to whip, ride furiously, OSw. flenga to strike, Sw. fl[ a]nga to romp, Dan. flenge to slash.] 1. To cast,… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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