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1 mizah
humor. - dergisi humor magazine. -
2 eğlendiri
humor, humorous talk or writing. -
3 eğleni
humor, humorous talk or writing. -
4 keyif
",-yfi 1. pleasure in life, feeling of well-being; delight, joy. 2. mood, humor, state of mind. 3. pleasure, merriment, amusement. 4. high, kef, dreamy and languorous state. 5. psych. euphoria. 6. slang hashish. -ine bakmak to enjoy oneself, attend to one´s pleasures. - benim, köy Mehmet Ağanın. colloq. It´s my concern; and I don´t want anyone interfering, no matter who he is. -i bilmek to do as one pleases. -ini bilmek to know what one likes. -ini bozmak /ın/ to spoil (some one´s) good mood, get (someone) down. -i bozuk/yok. He´s feeling low./He´s feeling a bit depressed. -i bozulmak to become depressed, get down in the dumps. -im böyle istiyor. I just feel like doing it; that´s all. - çatmak to enjoy oneself, have a good time. -ini çıkarmak /ın/ to get all the pleasure one can out of (something), enjoy (something) to the hilt. -inden dört köşe olmak colloq. to be very pleased about something. -i düzelmek/yerine gelmek to regain one´s good humor. -i gelmek to get into a happy mood. -ine gitmek 1. /kendi/ to do as one pleases. 2. /ın/ to do as (another) likes. -ine göre as one pleases. - hali tipsiness. - halinde tipsy, slightly drunk. -ine hizmet etmek /ın/ to pander to (someone´s) desires. - için for pleasure, for fun. -in iyi mi? Are you in a good mood? -i iyi olmak to feel well. -ini kaçırmak/bozmak /ın/ to get (someone) down, spoil (someone´s) good mood. -i kaçmak to get in a bad humor, become depressed, annoyed, or irritated. -imin kâhyası mısın? What´s it to you?/It´s none of your business. -iniz nasıl? How are you? -i olmamak 1. not to feel well, to be indisposed. 2. not to be in the mood, not to feel like it. -i oluncaya kadar until he wishes or is willing to. - sormak to ask someone how he´s feeling. - sürmek to live in a pleasant, carefree way; to live the good life. - vermek /a/ to make (someone) tipsy. -i yerinde 1. in good spirits, in fine fettle. 2. in good health." -
5 mizah
n. humor, humorousness, humour [Brit.], whimsicality, whimsicalness* * *1. drollery 2. humour 3. humor (n.) 4. humour (n.) -
6 espri anlayışı
n. sense of humor, humor, humour [Brit.] -
7 kara mizah
n. black comedy, black humor, gallows humor -
8 damar
"1. vein, artery, or vessel (in which blood flows). 2. vein (in marble, a rock); seam; lode. - açımı med. cutdown. - atmak for an artery to pulsate. -ına basmak /ın/ to irritate (someone), touch (someone´s) sore spot. -ını bulmak /ın/ to humor (someone). -ına çekmek to take after one´s family (in temperament). - damar 1. multiveined. 2. seam upon seam. -ına girmek /ın/ to humor (someone). - ışınçekimi med. angiography. -larına işlemek to become part and parcel of one´s character. -ları kabarmak (for a specified part of one´s character) to show itself: Babalık damarları kabardı. His fatherly side showed itself. - kasıncı angiospasm. -ı kurusun! Damn him! - onarımı surg. angioplasty. - sertliği path. arteriosclerosis, hardening of the arteries. -ları şaha kalkmak slang to want something badly, have a consuming desire. - tabaka anat. choroid (of the eyeball). - tıkanıklığı path. embolism. -ı tutmak to get obstinate; to get surly, become intractable. - uru path. angioma. - yangısı path. angiitis." -
9 gülmece
"1. humor, comic or amusing quality, the comic. 2. comical writing, humor; humorous story, novel, play, etc." -
10 eğlendir
1. amuse 2. entertain 3. regale 4. entertaining (v.) 5. amusing (v.) 6. humor (v.) 7. humour (v.) -
11 göz sıvısı
aqueous humor -
12 güldürü
n. humor, humour [Brit.], comedy* * *comedy -
13 hoş mizaç
good humor -
14 huy
n. character, temper, nature, vein, habit, temperament, blood, cheer, constitution, humor, humour [Brit.], kidney* * *1. nature 2. temperament -
15 keyifsiz
adj. cheerless, unwell, down, dispirited, poor spirited, ailing, blue, dejected, doleful, out of humor, humorless, humourless [Brit.], indisposed, mean, off color, off colour [Brit.], out of sorts, poorly, queer, seedy, sick, under the weather--------adv. in the doldrums* * *dispirited (adj.) -
16 mizaç
n. temperament, humor, humour [Brit.], nature, frame of mind, cheer, idiosyncrasy, quality, vein* * *1. temperament 2. idiosyncrasy 3. nature 4. temper (n.) -
17 mizah anlayışı
sense of humor -
18 neşe
n. gaiety, vivacity, joy, cheer, merriment, cheerfulness, hilarity, sprightliness, mirth, frolic, brightness, buoyancy, cheeriness, esprit, exhilaration, glee, humor, humour [Brit.], jocundity, jolliness, jollity, joviality, pleasantry, raciness* * *1. sprightliness 2. blitheness 3. esprit 4. exhilaration 5. gayety 6. gayness 7. hilarity 8. jocundity 9. jollity 10. joy 11. merriment 12. rejoicing (n.) 13. cheer (n.) -
19 saka
n. joke, monkeyshines, fun, pleasantry, jest, badinage, banter, chaff, drollery, game, hell, humor, humour [Brit.], Josh, lark, quiz, sport, waggery, waggishness, wisecrack, witticism, wheeze* * *goldfinch -
20 şaka
n. joke, monkeyshines, fun, pleasantry, jest, badinage, banter, chaff, drollery, game, hell, humor, humour [Brit.], Josh, lark, quiz, sport, waggery, waggishness, wisecrack, witticism, wheeze* * *1. skit 2. witticism 3. chaff 4. fun 5. jape 6. joke 7. quip (n.) 8. joke (n.) 9. banter (n.) ———————— (n.) jest
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