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1 gic
fool, idiot (gicbəsər) -
2 axmaq
I1. i. fool, idiot, block-headaxmaq yerinə qoymaq – make a fool (of)özünü axmaq yerinə qoymaq – pretend to be foolAxmaq olma! – Don't be silly / a fool2. s. foolish, stupid, sillyIIf – flow, run (su, çay); pour downburnu axmaq – have a running noseqanı axmaq – bleedVaxt su kimi axır. – The time passes quicklyOnun üzündən tər axır. – The sweat is pouring down his face -
3 sarsaq
1. i. fool, idiotsarsaqlamaq – play the fool, be foolish, make a fool of oneselfsarsaq-sarsaq danışmaq – talk nonsense2. s. foolish, stupid -
4 axmaqlıq
1) foolishness, stupidity2) foolish actionaxmaqlıq eləmə! – Don't play fool! Stop that nonsense! -
5 dəli
mad, insane, crazy, lunatic;dəli olmaq – be mad; go maddəli eləmək – drive madözünü dəliliyə vurmaq – pretend to be mad◊ Dəlidən doğru xəbər. – A fool may sometimes speak the purpose -
6 dolamaq
1) wind (around); wrap (round)2) məc. fool, cheat (ələ salmaq) -
7 heyvan
1) animal, beast (vəhşi)heyvanat aləmi – animal kingdom2) məc. stupid, fool -
8 yer
1) earth; the Earth (yer kürəsi)2) ground (torpaq)yerdə oturmaq – sit on the ground3) landyer şumlamaq – plough land4) place, room (boş yer)birinci yeri tutmaq – gain the first place; be the firstidm.5) seat (teatrda)mən sənin yerində olsaydım – if I were in your placeyerində – in its place, suitable to the point, well put, correct, rightbirinin yerinə keçmək – replace someoneyerinə yetirmək – carry out (vəzifə)◊ sözü yerə düşmək – be disregardedyerə girmək – sink into the earth for shameməc.yerə girsin! – May he perish!◊ yerin də qulağı var. – Walls have earsboş yerə – in vain, uselesslyBunu etsə, yeridir. – If he does this he will be quite rightMəni axmaq yerinə qoyma. – Do not take me for a foolGözüm üstə yeri var. – He is esteemed and respectedyer qabığı – the Earth's crust
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Fool — Fool, n. [OE. fol, n. & adj., F. fol, fou, foolish, mad; a fool, prob. fr. L. follis a bellows, wind bag, an inflated ball; perh. akin to E. bellows. Cf. {Folly}, {Follicle}.] 1. One destitute of reason, or of the common powers of understanding;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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