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1 yığınla
"in heaps; heaps of, plenty of" -
2 etek
"1. skirt. 2. shirttail; coattail. 3. skirt, overhanging part (of a bedspread or tablecloth). 4. foot (of a mountain). 5. private parts, genital area. 6. flashing (on roofs). -i ayağına dolaşmak to be clumsy because of excitement. -i belinde active, industrious (woman). - bezi a wrapping or swaddling for an infant´s legs. - çekmek /dan/ to give up, abandon. - dolusu heaps, lots (of). -ine düşmek/sarılmak /ın/ to entreat, implore. -i düşük dirty and slovenly looking (woman). - etek heaps, loads (of). -ini göstermez very modest, virtuous (woman). - kiri illicit relationship (of a woman). -i kirlenmek (for a woman) to be defiled, be sullied. - öpmek to flatter someone, toady. -i savruk untidy, sloppy. - silkmek /dan/ to break off relations (with). - silmesi foundation course. -i temiz chaste, modest (woman). -lerini toplamak to gather up one´s skirts. -leri tutuşmak to be exceedingly alarmed. -ine yapışmak/sığınmak /ın/ to take refuge behind, seek protection in (someone). -leri zil çalmak to be overjoyed." -
3 küme
1. heap, mound, pile. 2. group. 3. sports league. -den düşmek sports (for a team) to drop into a lower-ranking league. - küme 1. in heaps. 2. in groups. 3. many heaps of. 4. many groups of. - sağaltımı group therapy. -
4 çoğu zaman
n. heaps of times* * *often -
5 çok
adj. much, many, very, big, plenty, plentiful, good, fair, like hell, deadly, heavy, abounding, abundant, affluent, ample, countless, dead, exuberant, hearty, hell of, helluva, innumerable, lavish, multitudinous, numerous, piping, plenteous, precious--------adv. much, many, very, big, well, plenty, greatly, awfully, badly, deeply, highly, a lot, plenty of, acres and acres, bloody, damned, enormously, ever so, fantastically, galore, heaps of, heartily, heavily, heavy, jolly, largely, loads of, lots of--------n. lot, more, hell--------pref. multi, poly--------prep. over* * *1. a lot of 2. enormously 3. many 4. many more 5. most 6. much 7. multi 8. multiple 9. numerous 10. poly 11. so much 12. very -
6 çök
adj. much, many, very, big, plenty, plentiful, good, fair, like hell, deadly, heavy, abounding, abundant, affluent, ample, countless, dead, exuberant, hearty, hell of, helluva, innumerable, lavish, multitudinous, numerous, piping, plenteous, precious--------adv. much, many, very, big, well, plenty, greatly, awfully, badly, deeply, highly, a lot, plenty of, acres and acres, bloody, damned, enormously, ever so, fantastically, galore, heaps of, heartily, heavily, heavy, jolly, largely, loads of, lots of--------n. lot, more, hell--------pref. multi, poly--------prep. over* * *1. cave in 2. gravitate 3. settling (v.) 4. collapsed (v.) 5. collapse (v.) -
7 defalarca
adv. time after time, over and over, again and again, time and again, numbers of times, times without numbers, tons of times, scores of times, for the nth time, for the umpteenth time, repeatedly, always, fast--------n. heaps of times* * *repeatedly -
8 uzun süre
n. long time, ages, long term, heaps of time, long, donkey's years* * *aeon -
9 bir sürü
adv. a lot, lots of, heaps of -
10 küme küme
adj. in heaps, in piles, in groups, tufty, tufted -
11 sayısız defa
n. heaps of times -
12 yığın halinde
adv. in heaps -
13 çok daha iyi
adv. heaps better, head and shoulders above, streets ahead of, all the better -
14 çok kez
n. heaps of times -
15 çok zaman
n. heaps of time -
16 bir sürü
lots of, heaps of -
17 kümelenmek
"to be heaped up; to come together in heaps; to cluster" -
18 kıyamet gibi
very much, lots of, heaps of -
19 deste
"1. bunch, bouquet. 2. packet, package. 3. pack (of playing cards). 4. hilt, handle. 5. the lowest of the five grades into which wrestlers are divided. - deste by dozens; in packets; in heaps." -
20 sürü
"herd; flock. -den ayrılmak to go one´s own way, not to go along with the crowd, not to follow the herd. -den ayrılanı kurt kapar. proverb A person who insists on going it alone is headed for trouble. -süne bereket a lot of, heaps of, a great many. - içgüdüsü the herd instinct. - sepet the whole kit and caboodle, the whole lot: Sürü sepet geldiler. The whole kit and caboodle of them came. - sürü in droves. "
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