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21 kopçalanmak
to be hooked, be fastened. -
22 tığ
"1. hooked needle (usually used for crocheting or making lace). 2. awl. 3. plane iron, planer knife, blade of a plane. - gibi tall, slender, and strong; tall and wiry." -
23 çengellenmek
1. to be hooked, be fastened with a hook. 2. to be hung on a hook. 3. to be fastened with a safety pin. -
24 çırpınma
"1. struggling, twisting and turning and moving one´s arms and legs convulsively; writhing. 2. fluttering, flutter. 3. struggling (of a hooked fish); flopping about (of a landed fish). 4. chopping (of the sea). 5. being very anxious or worried, agonizing. 6. trying hard, exerting every effort, strenuous exertion." -
25 çırpınmak
"1. to struggle, twist and turn and move one´s arms and legs convulsively; to writhe. 2. (for a bird) to flutter its wings, flutter. 3. (for a hooked fish) to struggle; (for a fish that has been landed) to flop about. 4. (for the sea) to break in short and abrupt waves, be choppy, be chopping. 5. to be very anxious and worried, agonize. 6. to try hard, exert every effort."
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