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1 aşındırmak
v. abrade, erode, wear off, wear, corrode, eat away, attack, bite, eat, eat at, fray, fray out, fret, gnaw into, wash, wash away, wash off* * *wear out -
2 kavga
n. fight, fighting, quarrel, dispute, brawl, strife, row, brawling, affray, broil, bust up, conflict, contention, feud, fray, jangle, jar, kick up, miff, punch up, rumpus, scrap, scuffle, set to, shooting match, tilt, unpleasantness, wrangle, odds* * *1. affray 2. altercation 3. bust up 4. dissension 5. fight 6. melee 7. scrimmage 8. strife 9. wrangling (n.) 10. fighting (n.) 11. wrangle (n.) 12. brawl (n.) 13. quarrel (n.) 14. fray (n.) -
3 yıpratmak
v. age, batter, chafe, corrode, fray, fray out, frazzle, fret, wear, wear away, wear down, thumb* * *wear out -
4 aşındırmamak
v. (neg. form of aşındırmak) abrade, erode, wear off, wear, corrode, eat away, attack, bite, eat, eat at, fray, fray out, fret, gnaw into, wash, wash away, wash off -
5 aşınmak
v. be abraded, be eroded, wear out, wear away, chafe, consume away, fine away, fine down, fine off, fray, fray out, rub off, wash away, wash off, waste, waste away, wear down, wear off -
6 aşınmamak
v. (neg. form of aşınmak) be abraded, be eroded, wear out, wear away, chafe, consume away, fine away, fine down, fine off, fray, fray out, rub off, wash away, wash off, waste, waste away, wear down, wear off -
7 yıpranmak
v. consume away, corrode, fray, fray out, frazzle, rub off, waste away, wear away, wear down, wear off, wear out -
8 yıpratmamak
v. (neg. form of yıpratmak) age, batter, chafe, corrode, fray, fray out, frazzle, fret, wear, wear away, wear down, thumb -
9 mücadele
n. struggle, fight, campaign, battle, combat, contest, fighting, fray, hassle, race, scramble, tug, tug of war, tussle, war, warfare, wrestle, wrestling* * *1. struggle 2. contestation 3. struggle (n.) 4. tussle (n.) 5. combat (n.) -
10 savaş
adj. war, fighting, wartime--------n. war, warfare, battle, fight, combat, fighting, struggle, campaign, conflict, crusade, fray* * *1. wage war 2. war 3. warfare 4. battle 5. combat 6. fought 7. fighting (v.) 8. war (v.) 9. battle (v.) 10. fight (v.) 11. war (n.) 12. battle (n.) 13. fight (n.) -
11 yıpran
1. frazzle 2. frayed (v.) 3. fray (v.) -
12 boynuz tüylerini dökmek
v. fray -
13 tarazlandırmak
to fray -
14 tarazlanmak
to fray -
15 yıpranmak
"to wear out; to grow old; to fray" -
16 akmak
"1. to flow. 2. to leak, be leaky. 3. (for a faucet, water) to run; to run down; to overflow. 4. slang to slip away, escape inconspicuously. 5. to come in great amounts or in great crowds. 6. (for cloth) to wear out and fray. Akmasa da damlar. proverb It brings in at least a little money. Akacak kan damarda durmaz. proverb You can´t escape fate. akan sular durmak to be indisputable, be beyond contradiction. " -
17 mücadele
"struggle; fight; fray; contention. - etmek /la/ to fight, struggle, or contend (with)." -
18 saçaklanmak
(for the edges of something) to fray, ravel out, become frayed or raveled. -
19 sağılmak
"1. to be milked. 2. (for honey) to be taken (from a beehive). 3. (for threads) to be unraveled or unwound; (for cloth) to ravel, fray. 4. (for a snake) to uncoil itself. 5. slang to be swindled."
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