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2 yüksek su
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3 yüksek su izi
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4 yüksek su seviyesi
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5 met
n. flow, tide, high tide, flood tide, high water, the incoming tide, flux -
6 gelgitte suyun en yüksek durumu
n. high waterTurkish-English dictionary > gelgitte suyun en yüksek durumu
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7 pilav
rice (that has been cooked and is ready to be eaten), pilaf. -dan dönenin kaşığı kırılsın. proverb 1. We´re going to see this thing through, come hell or high water. 2. A person who spurns the opportunities that come his way is someone who doesn´t deserve to be helped in any way. 3. If someone refuses to use something he possesses, he might as well not possess it. -
8 dalga
"1. wave (of water, of heat or cold, of electric and magnetic field intensity). 2. the wavelike pattern found in watered cloth, water, moiré. 3. slang trick, subterfuge, deception, fast one. 4. slang hashish, hash. 5. slang a high (which comes from hashish). 6. slang reverie, brown study, distractedness, distraction. 7. slang what-do-you-call-it, thingumabob, thingumajig. 8. slang situation, matter, affair. 9. slang love relationship, love affair. 10. slang (a) beloved, (a) love, sweetheart, sweetie, honey. 11. slang connection, relation. -yı başa almak naut. (for a ship) to breast the waves. - boyu wavelength. - dalga 1. streaked, uneven (paint, dye); moiréd. 2. in an undulating fashion. 3. wavy (hair). - devimi wave motion, wave propagation. -ya düşmek slang 1. to fall into a trap, fall for a trick. 2. to be absentminded. - geçmek slang 1. /la/ to kid (someone). 2. /la/ not to take (something) seriously, pay (something) no mind. 3. to goof off, waste time, kill time. -ya gelmek slang see -ya düşmek. -ya getirmek /ı/ slang to get (someone) to fall for it, take (someone) in, hoodwink. -sına taş atmak /ın/ slang 1. to spoil (someone´s) high. 2. to upset (someone´s) applecart, spoil a good situation for (someone). 3. to make a pass at (someone´s sweetheart)." -
9 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 -
10 açık deniz
a) open sea, deep water b) high seas -
11 devlet
",-ti 1. state. 2. government. 3. prosperity, good luck. -le! Good luck to you! (said to the departing guest). - adamı statesman. - baba colloq. the government, the state. D- Bakanı minister without portfolio. D- Bakanlığı the office and functions of a minister without portfolio. - bankası national bank. - başkanı head of state, president. - borçları public debt, national debt. D- Deniz Yolları the Turkish State Maritime Lines. - düşkünü (one) who has seen better days. - erkânı ministers and high officials. - hazinesi national treasury. - hizmeti government service, civil service. -ler hukuku international law, the law of nations. - kapısı government service; government office. - kuşu good fortune, good luck. D- Malzeme Ofisi the State Procurement and Supply Office. - memuru government official. D- Planlama Teşkilatı the State Planning Organization. D- Su İşleri the State Water Supply Administration. - şûrası council of state. - tahvili government bond. " -
12 havaleli
"1. top-heavy. 2. unwieldy, bulky. 3. screened with a board fence. 4. situated so that it overlooks or looks out on (another place). 5. (ship) which rides too high above the water. 6. prone to having convulsions; eclamptic." -
13 tuzlu
1. very salty. 2. coated or covered with salt crystals. 3. colloq. expensive, pricy, high. -ya mal olmak/oturmak/patlamak /a/ to cost (someone) a bundle. - su salt water.
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High water — High High, a. [Compar. {Higher}; superl. {Highest}.] [OE. high, hegh, hey, heh, AS. he[ a]h, h?h; akin to OS. h?h, OFries. hag, hach, D. hoog, OHG. h?h, G. hoch, Icel. h?r, Sw. h[ o]g, Dan. h[ o]i, Goth. hauhs, and to Icel. haugr mound, G. h[… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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