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1 harman
"1. threshing. 2. threshing floor; threshing field. 3. stack of grain ready for threshing. 4. harvest, harvest time. 5. blending; blend (of tobacco, tea, etc.). 6. print. collating, gathering (of pages, signatures, etc.). 7. slang slightly high on hashish. - çevirmek to go around in circles. - çorman colloq. in utter disorder, mixed up, topsy-turvy, higgledy-piggledy. - dövmek to thresh grain. - etmek/yapmak /ı/ 1. to blend (tobacco, tea, etc.). 2. print. to collate, gather (pages, signatures, etc.). - makinesi 1. threshing machine, thresher. 2. print. collator. - savurmak to winnow grain. - sonu 1. the end of the threshing season. 2. residue of grain (mixed with stones and dust), gleanings. 3. remnants of a fortune or business. - sonu dervişlerindir. proverb The humble and patient get what is left over from the rich. - yeri threshing floor; threshing field." -
2 toplamak
"1. /ı/ to gather, collect. 2. /ı/ math. to add, add up, total. 3. /ı/ to amass, accumulate. 4. /ı/ to pick, harvest. 5. /ı/ to straighten up, tidy up, pick up. 6. /ı/ to convene, convoke. 7. /ı/ to clear (the table) (after a meal). 8. /ı/ to confiscate, seize. 9. to put on weight, gain weight. 10. (for a festering pustule, wound, etc.) to come to a head, become swollen with pus. 11. (for the sky) to become filled with rain or snow clouds, lower; (for rain or snow clouds) to gather. "
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