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1 iskelet
"skeleton; framework; skeleton, weed" -
2 çatı
n. roof, roofing, framework, skeleton, frame, fabric, voice* * *1. framework 2. loft 3. rack 4. roof 5. skeleton 6. roof (n.) -
3 çatı
"framework; structure, skeleton; roof, fabric; voice" -
4 kafes
"1. cage; coop. 2. lattice, latticework; wooden latticework screening the windows of old-style Turkish houses. 3. framework (of a wooden building); skeleton (of a ship). 4. slang clink, jug, calaboose, lockup. 5. slang confidence game, swindle. 6. screened-off area reserved for women (in a mosque). 7. seraglio apartment in which an Ottoman prince was brought up in seclusion. -e almak /ı/ slang to talk (someone) to death, talk (someone´s) ear off. - çit latticework fence. - gibi 1. a mere skeleton. 2. loosely woven. 3. full of holes, riddled with holes. -e girmek slang to be duped, be taken in. - kafes 1. full of holes. 2. latticed. -e koymak /ı/ slang to deceive, swindle, con, suck (someone) in. - tamiri repair made to the framework of a wooden building. " -
5 iskelet
adj. skeletal--------n. skeleton, bones, atomy, framework, outline, carcase, carcass, frame* * *1. carcase 2. carcass 3. skeleton -
6 iskelet
,-ti 1. skeleton. 2. framework, structural frame. -i çıkmak to become very thin. - gibi skeletal, emaciated. -
7 çatı
"1. framework of a roof (not the roofing material covering it). 2. the empty space between the roof and the top story; attic. 3. skeleton (of an animal or person). 4. a Turkish verb made by using one or more infixes. 5. stack (of arms). - arası garret, the space between the roof and the top story. - bahçesi roof garden, garden on the roof of a building. - eki gram. infix. - kancası mil. stacking swivel (of a rifle). - katı 1. penthouse. 2. attic, garret, loft. - kemiği anat. pubic bone. - kirişi rafter. - omurgası ridgepole. - örtüsü roofing, the material covering a roof. - penceresi 1. dormer window, lucarne. 2. skylight."
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