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  • 1 çakıl dolgusu

    hard core

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  • 2 çekirdek

    n. seed, pit, kernel, stone, nucleus, core, core memory, cystoblast, hard core, hard pan
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    çekirdek (meyve)
    n. stone
    * * *
    1. core 2. kernel 3. nucleus 4. pip 5. seed 6. core (n.)

    Turkish-English dictionary > çekirdek

  • 3 sabit fikirli

    adj. obsessive, hard core, hard shell, dyed in the wool

    Turkish-English dictionary > sabit fikirli

  • 4 çakıl

    n. pebble, shingle, gravel, ballast; hard core
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    çakıl (dere)
    n. rubble
    * * *
    1. shingles 2. gravel (n.)

    Turkish-English dictionary > çakıl

  • 5 etkin

    adj. active, effective, forceful, operative, prepotent, ascendant, ascendent, effectual, hard core, real
    * * *
    1. active 2. effective 3. efficient

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  • 6 kararlı

    adj. stable, set, decided, settled, firm, strong minded, strong-willed, bent, decisive, determined, dogged, flat footed, hard core, high pressure, immovable, inflexible, intent, professional, resolute, resolved, single-eyed, single-hearted
    * * *
    1. decisive 2. earnest 3. hell bent 4. stable 5. steady 6. unbending (n.) 7. decided (adj.) 8. decreed (adj.) 9. determined (adj.)

    Turkish-English dictionary > kararlı

  • 7 müstehcen

    adj. obscene, loathsome, bawdy, dirty, filthy, off color, off colour [Brit.], blue, gross, hard core, kinky, nasty, pornographic, racy, raw, ribald, ripe, risky, risque, rough, salacious, shocking, smutty, suggestive, unprintable
    * * *
    1. ribald 2. bawdy 3. obscene

    Turkish-English dictionary > müstehcen

  • 8 mıcır

    n. hard core

    Turkish-English dictionary > mıcır

  • 9 çekirdek kadro

    n. skeleton crew, skeleton, hard core, cadre

    Turkish-English dictionary > çekirdek kadro

  • 10 çetin ceviz

    adj. hard core

    Turkish-English dictionary > çetin ceviz

  • 11 göbek

    1. navel, umbilicus. 2. paunch, potbelly, belly. 3. middle, core, center, heart. 4. heart (of lettuce, cabbage, etc.). 5. central design (on a carpet, rug, tray, ceiling or in a garden, etc.). 6. traffic circle, rotary, circle. 7. hub (of a wheel). - adı name given to a newborn baby when cutting its umbilical cord. - atmak 1. to belly-dance. 2. colloq. to be wild with joy. - bağı 1. infant´s bellyband. 2. bot. funicle. - bağlamak/salıvermek to develop a paunch, get a potbelly. -i bağlı/beraber kesilmiş /la/ buddy-buddy with. - çalkamak/çalkalamak to shake one´s belly. -i çatlamak to struggle hard, have a hard time (achieving something). -i düşmek 1. to shed the stump of the umbilical cord. 2. to develop an umbilical hernia. - fıtığı path. umbilical hernia. - havası 1. music for a belly dance. 2. an amusing situation. -inden işetmek /ı/ slang to stab, knife. -ini kesmek /ın/ to cut the umbilical cord (of a newborn baby). - kordonu umbilical cord. -i sokakta kesilmiş colloq. 1. (one) who never stays home, gadabout. 2. prostitute, streetwalker. - taşı heated marble slab to lie on for sweating in a Turkish bath.

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См. также в других словарях:

  • hard-core — UK US (also hardcore) adjective [usually before noun] ► serious or difficult to deal with and unlikely to change: »Hard core unemployment usually results when a worker is disabled and is not able to work. »He will focus more on fighting hard core …   Financial and business terms

  • hard|core — «HAHRD KR, KOHR», noun. Especially British. broken pieces of stone, brick, or other hard material, used for filling foundations and roads. hard core «HAHRD KR, KOHR», adjective. 1. of or belonging to the hard core: »a hard core Communist. 2. of… …   Useful english dictionary

  • hard core — ˈhard core noun [countable usually singular] those who are most involved or active in something, or who support something very strongly: • There is a hard core of users for videoconferencing, but it is certainly not a mass medium. * * * hard core …   Financial and business terms

  • *hard-core — ● hard core adjectif invariable et nom masculin invariable (américain hard core pornography, pornographie dure, de hard, dur, et core, noyau) Se dit d un film pornographique où sont représentés des actes sexuels non simulés. ● hard core nom… …   Encyclopédie Universelle

  • hard-core — hard|core [ˈha:dko: US ˈha:rdko:r] adj 1.) [only before noun] having an extreme way of life or an extreme belief that is very unlikely to change ▪ a hard core drug addict ▪ hard core racists 2.) hard core pornography magazines, films etc that… …   Dictionary of contemporary English

  • hard-core — hard|core [ˈha:dko: US ˈha:rdko:r] adj 1.) [only before noun] having an extreme way of life or an extreme belief that is very unlikely to change ▪ a hard core drug addict ▪ hard core racists 2.) hard core pornography magazines, films etc that… …   Dictionary of contemporary English

  • hard-core — [härd′kôr′] adj. 1. constituting or of a hard core 2. absolute; unqualified [a hard core radical] 3. explicit, rather than suggestive, in the portrayal of sexual acts; graphic [hard core pornography] …   English World dictionary

  • hard-core — UK / US or hardcore UK [ˈhɑː(r)dˌkɔː(r)] / US [ˈhɑrdˌkɔr] adjective [usually before noun] 1) hard core pornography shows sex in a very detailed way that looks real, and often involves violence 2) very determined and completely unwilling to change …   English dictionary

  • hard-core — hard′ core′ adj. 1) soc unswervingly committed; uncompromising: a hard core conservative[/ex] 2) pruriently explicit; graphically depicted: hard core pornography 3) cvb soc being so without apparent change or remedy; chronic: hard core… …   From formal English to slang

  • hard core — [ aʀdkɔʀ] n. m. ÉTYM. V. 1975; expr. angl. des États Unis, de core « noyau », et hard « dur ». ❖ ♦ Anglic. Genre pornographique explicite, obscène. ⇒ 2 …   Encyclopédie Universelle

  • hard core — n [singular] BrE a) the small group of people that are most active within a group or organization ▪ the hard core of the Communist party b) a group of people who cannot be persuaded to change their behaviour or beliefs ▪ There is still a small… …   Dictionary of contemporary English

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