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1 eweklik
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2 eweklik
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3 acele
haste, hurry, rush, precipitation, urgent, hasty, hurried, precipitate, pressing, immediate,hastily, in a hurry -
4 ivme
"haste; acceleration" -
5 acele
adj. hasty, urgent, hurried, pressing--------adv. hastily, hurriedly, in haste, in a hurry, hotfoot--------n. hurry, haste, rush, precipitancy, urgency, precipitance* * *1. abruptness 2. cursory 3. extemporaneous 4. haste 5. hurriedness 6. immediate 7. quickly 8. urgent 9. hasty (adj.) 10. pressing (n.) 11. hurry (n.) -
6 acele işe şeytan karışır
great haste makes waste, more haste less speed, haste makes waste -
7 acele
"1. hurry, haste, undue haste. 2. urgent. 3. hurried, hasty (action). 4. in a hurry, hastily; urgently. - acele in a hurry. -ye boğmak /ı/ to do (something) hastily and carelessly. - etmek to be in a hurry. -ye gelememek (for someone) to refuse to do something hastily. -ye gelmek (for a job) to be done hastily and carelessly. -ye getirmek /ı/ 1. to act or do (something) quickly (in order to deceive someone). 2. to do (something) hastily and carelessly. - ile in a hurry, hastily. - işe şeytan karışır. proverb Haste makes waste. -si yok. colloq. There is no hurry about it." -
8 pürtelaş
1. very hurried and agitated, marked by haste and urgency. 2. in a hasty and agitated way, in haste and agitation. -
9 çabukluk
n. speed, haste, quickness, speediness, fastness, celerity, expedition, lightness, nimbleness, promptitude, promptness, readiness, swiftness* * *1. celerity 2. expeditiousness 3. fastness 4. nimbleness 5. promptness 6. quickness 7. rapidity 8. swiftness -
10 hız
n. speed, velocity, impetus, quickness, bat, career, celerity, dispatch, expedition, haste, lick, pace, pelt, raciness, rapidity, rapidness, swiftness, tilt* * *1. impetus 2. speed 3. velocity 4. rate (n.) 5. speed (n.) -
11 ivedi
adj. urgent, pressing, hasty, hurry up!, crying, burning--------n. hustle, posting* * *1. haste 2. urgent -
12 aceleleştirmek
v. hurry, rush, make haste -
13 aceleleştirmemek
v. (neg. form of aceleleştirmek) hurry, rush, make haste -
14 acilen
adv. urgently, hastily, promptly, in haste, now -
15 ayaküstü
adj. frequented--------adv. in haste, on foot, without sitting down -
16 evmek
v. hurry, make haste, rush; urge, prod -
17 evmemek
v. (neg. form of evmek) hurry, make haste, rush; urge, prod -
18 furya
n. run, instance of jogging or moving quickly; rush, speed, haste -
19 gereksiz telâş
n. indecent haste, kerfuffle, false alarm -
20 çabuk olmak
v. hurry, hurry up!, be quick, buck up, make haste, hustle, put a jerk in it
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