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1 yüksek birleşme kontağı
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2 birinci sınıf
adj. first class, first rate, wire woven, of the first water, first chop, commanding, ace, banner class, best, classic, hunky dory, jammy, pucka, pukka, slap up, in style, super, tiptop, top drawer, topflight, topping, tops* * *1. first class 2. high class -
3 fazla bile olmak
v. rate high with smb. -
4 kıyasla daha iyi olmak
v. rate high with smb. -
5 çok bile olmak
çok bile olmak (birine)v. rate high with smb. -
6 üstün kâliteli
adj. first rate, hunky dory, high grade -
7 yarı
1. half of the, half the: Öğrencilerin yarısı geldi. Half of the students have come. gece yarısı midnight. 2. half of, mid-: Yarı ömrüm bitti. Half of my life is over. Yarı yolda kaldık. We were left stranded in the middle of our journey. yarı gece midnight. yarı yün yarı poliyester bir kazak a sweater that´s half wool and half polyester. 3. sports half time, the half. 4. halfway, half, only partially: yarı açık half open. Yarı anladı. He halfway understood. yarı pişmiş et underdone meat. yarı cahil semiliterate. yarı göçebe seminomadic/ seminomad. yarı resmi semiofficial. - belden aşağı below the waist, from the waist down. - belden yukarı above the waist, from the waist up. -da bırakmak /ı/ to leave off (doing something) when one has completed only half of it, stop doing (a job) when one is in the middle of it. - buçuk 1. piddling, trifling, trivial. 2. poor, sorry, third-rate, two-bit, crummy. - çekili bayrak flag flying at half mast. - fiyatına at half price, at half the usual price, half-price. - inme path. hemiplegia. -da kalmak to be left half finished, be left half done. - yarıya 1. halfway, half. 2. in half, equally, fifty-fifty. - yolda bırakmak /ı/ to leave (someone) in the lurch, leave (someone) high and dry.
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