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1 dokunca
"harm, injury; damage, loss" -
2 zarar
"1. damage, injury, detriment, harm. 2. com. loss. -ı dokunmak /a/ to harm, be harmful to, have a harmful effect on. - etmek 1. to lose money. 2. to make a wrong move, do something to one´s detriment. 3. /a/ to damage, injure, harm. - gelmek /dan/ (for someone) to suffer at the hands of; to be wronged by; to be treated unjustly by: Tuba´dan zarar gelmez. No harm´ll come your way from Tuba. - görmek 1. /dan/ to be damaged, injured, or harmed by. 2. to suffer loss. -ın neresinden dönülse kârdır. proverb If you find yourself in a situation where you can´t seem to get ahead no matter what you do, the only profitable step you can take is to extricate yourself from the whole thing as soon as possible. -ına satmak /ı/ to sell (something) at a loss. -a sokmak /ı/ to cause (someone, a place of business) to suffer loss or damage. - vermek /a/ to damage, injure, harm. -ı yok. colloq. It doesn´t matter./Never mind./That´s okay./Forget it." -
3 beis
,-e´si harm, detriment. - görmemek /da/ to see no harm in (something). - yok. No harm done!/No problem! -
4 halel
injury, damage, harm. - gelmek /a/ 1. to be harmed, be injured. 2. to be blemished, be sullied. - getirmek /a/ to harm, injure. - vermek /a/ to injure, upset, spoil, harm. -
5 yapmak
"1. /ı/ to make; to build, construct, fashion; to create; to manufacture; to produce; to prepare. 2. /ı/ to do; to busy oneself with (something); to do (something) (as one´s regular work or occupation); to carry out, perform; to effect, execute: Ne yapıyorsun? What´re you doing? Başka ne yapayım? What else can I do? Haldun öğretmenlik yapıyor. Haldun teaches./Haldun´s a teacher. 3. /ı/ to repair, fix (something). 4. /ı/ to cause, bring about (an illness). 5. /ı/ to be (used with reference to the weather): Geçen kış çok kar yaptı. It snowed a lot last winter. 6. /ı/ to make, acquire (money). 7. /ı/ to produce (offspring). 8. /ı/ (for a vehicle) to do, go, travel at (a specified speed). 9. /ı/ to make (someone, something) (reach a certain state): Bu ilaç beni iyi yaptı. This medicine made me well. İstanbul´u İstanbul yapan odur. That´s what makes Istanbul Istanbul./That´s what makes Istanbul what it is. Oğlumu doktor yapmak istiyorum. I want to make a doctor of my boy. Orayı muz bahçesi yapmalısınız. You ought to make that bit (of land) over there into a banana grove. 10. to do, act, behave: Gelmekle iyi yaptın. You did well to come. Fena mı yapmışım yani? So somebody reckons I´ve behaved badly, eh? 11. /ı/ to be occupied with (the doing of something): Stajımı o hastanede yaptım. I did my internship in that hospital. Lise öğrenimini Sen Jozef´te yaptı. He got his high school education at St. Joseph´s. 12. /a/ to defecate (in/on); to urinate, wet: Çocuk yine yatağına yapmış. The child´s wet the bed again. 13. /ı/ to harm, do (someone) harm: Beni kızdıran kişiyi yaparım! I don´t let anybody who crosses me get off easy!/The person who crosses me is in for it! 14. /ı/ to do, arrange: Şayeste, saçını Şahinde´ye yaptırdı. Şayeste had Şahinde do her hair. Gülfidan, bir daha yatağını yapmadan kahvaltıya gelme ha! Gülfidan, don´t you let me catch you coming to breakfast again without first making your bed! 15. /ı/ to make or describe (an arc, a curve, a bend, etc.): Yol orada viraj yapar. The road makes a bend there. 16. /ı/ slang to do it to, have sex with. Yapma! 1. Leave him/her/them alone! 2. Leave it alone!/Stop it!/Cut it out!: Yapma Eda, kırarsın! Leave it alone, Eda! You could break it! 3. Oh go on!/Go on! (used to express disbelief): Yapma! Şaka söylüyorsun! Go on now; you´re kidding me! yapmadığını bırakmamak/yapmadığı kalmamak to do everything in the book to annoy or upset someone: Ayhan yapmadığını bırakmadı; onun sepetleneceği kesin. Ayhan´s committed every crime in the book; he´s sure to be fired. O gün söylediklerine itiraz ettim; ondan bu yana bana yapmadığı kalmadı. I objected to what she said that day, and since then she´s done everything possible to harass me. yaptığı hayır ürküttüğü kurbağaya değmemek for (someone´s) well-meant help to do more harm than good." -
6 zarar
n. average, bad, cost, damage, detriment, disadvantage, disservice, encroachment, evil, forfeit, harm, havoc, hurt, injury, loss, maleficence, mischief, ravage, sacrifice, scathe, wreckage, prejudice* * *1. damage 2. deficit 3. detriment 4. injuriousness 5. injury 6. insalubriousness 7. damage (n.) 8. harm (n.) -
7 zarar vermek
v. damage, do a disservice, do harm, encroach, flaw, harm, hurt, impair, infest, injure, scathe, scourge, shatter, spite, prejudice* * *1. damage 2. hurt -
8 etmek
",-der auxiliary verb 1. /ı/ to do, make. 2. /ı/ to do (well or wrong). 3. /ı/ to reach (a time). 4. /ı, dan/ to deprive (someone) of (something). 5. /ı/ math. to equal, make. 6. /ı/ to be worth. 7. /ı/ to amount to, make. 8. /a/ to wrong, treat (someone) unjustly. 9. /a/ to soil or wet (one´s underpants, bed, etc.). etmediğini bırakmamak/komamak to do all the harm one can. ettiğini bulmak/çekmek to get one´s deserts. Etme eyleme! Please don´t do it!/Come on now, stop it! ettiği hayır ürküttüğü kurbağaya değmemek to be more of a hindrance than a help; to cause more harm than good. ettiği ile kalmak to be left with nothing but the shame of it (when a design against another has not come off). Etme yahu! Is that so?/You must be kidding. ettiğini yanına bırakmamak /ın/ to get revenge on (someone), not to let (someone) get away with something. ettiği yanına (kâr) kalmak to get away with a bad deed." -
9 fena
"1. bad; evil. 2. ill, sick. 3. terrible, miserable. 4. badly, poorly. 5. extremely, terribly. - bakmak /a/ to glare angrily (at). -ya çekmek /ı/ to take (something) in a bad sense. - değil/sayılmaz. Not bad!/Pretty good! - etmek 1. to behave badly, act wrongly. 2. /ı/ to harm, injure; to teach (someone) a lesson. 3. /ı/ to make (someone) feel sick. - gitmek to go badly. -sına gitmek 1. (for an action or word) to pain, upset (someone). 2. to irritate, exasperate (someone). - gözle bakmak /a/ 1. to harbor evil intentions (towards). 2. to look daggers (at). 3. to look at (someone) with a lustful eye. - halde in the worst way, extremely, excessively, badly. - kalpli wicked. - muamele law ill-treatment. - olmak 1. to feel sick, feel faint. 2. to feel anguish, be upset. -ya sarmak to take a turn for the worse. -ya varmak to get worse; to end up badly. - yakalanmak to be caught red-handed. - yapmak /ı/ to harm, injure; to teach (someone) a lesson. - yerine vurmak /ın/ to hit (someone) in a vulnerable spot. -ya yormak /ı/ to interpret (a gesture, word, or piece of news) as unfavorable." -
10 fenalık
1. badness, evil. 2. injury, harm. 3. fainting. - etmek /a/ to harm. - geçirmek to feel sick, feel faint. - gelmek /a/ to feel faint. -
11 kasıt
,-stı 1. law criminal intention, intent to harm or do wrong. 2. purpose, design, intention. -ıyla with the intention of, intending to, in order to: Âdem´i öldürmek kastıyla kahveye gitti. He went to the café intending to kill Âdem. -ı olmak /a/ to intend to do (someone) harm, have a design upon. -
12 kötülük
1. bad condition. 2. malicious or evil action, wrong, harm. 3. badness, wickedness. - etmek /a/ to do (someone) harm. -
13 zeval
,-li 1. decline, wane. 2. disappearance. 3. setting (of the sun). 4. noon. - bulmak/-e ermek 1. to decline, wane. 2. to disappear. -i olmak /a/ to be harmful to, harm. - vermek /a/ 1. to harm. 2. to destroy. -e yüz tutmak to begin to decline. -
14 ziyan
"loss; damage; harm. - etmek 1. /ı/ to waste. 2. to suffer a loss. - olmak to go to waste, go for nothing, be wasted. -ı yok. colloq. Never mind!/Forget it!/No harm done! - zebil olmak colloq. to go to waste, go for naught, be wasted. " -
15 hasar
n. damage, harm, havoc, wreckage, average, depredation, detriment, injury, mischief, scathe, spoilage* * *1. damage 2. detriment 3. injury 4. damage (n.) -
16 hasar yapmak
v. damage* * *1. damage 2. harm -
17 incitmek
v. hurt, offend, harm, touch, injure, wound, aggrieve, cut, cut up, gall, hurt deeply, mortify, pique, rive, scarify, scathe, scotch, sting, strain, sprain* * *hurt -
18 kötülük
n. harm, evil, malice, misdoing, badness, wickedness, blackness, darkness, devilry, disservice, enormity, iniquity, malfeasance, malignity, misdeed, perversity, spitefulness, vice, viciousness, villainy* * *1. bane 2. malfeasance 3. malice 4. malignancy 5. malignment 6. mischief -
19 zarara yolaç
cause harm to -
20 zarar ver
1. wrecking (v.) 2. damaging (v.) 3. wrecked (v.) 4. damaged (v.) 5. disadvantaged (v.) 6. wreck (v.) 7. damage (v.) 8. harm (v.)
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