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1 ölesiye nefret etmek
hate one's guts -
2 nefret
hate, hatred, loathing, disgust, dislike, detestation, repulsion, distaste, aversion, animosity -
3 nefret
n. hate, hatred, disgust, detestation, abhorrence, loathing, animosity, abomination, animus, antipathy, aversion, contempt, despite, dislike, distaste, down, enmity, execration, horror, odiousness, odium, repugnance, repulsion--------pref. miso* * *1. abhorrence 2. abomination 3. detestation 4. hate 5. odium 6. loathing (n.) 7. hate (n.) 8. disgust (n.) -
4 nefret etmek
v. hate, abhor, detest, loathe, abominate, hold smth. in detestation, execrate, revolt, revolt against* * *hate -
5 nefret
",-ti 1. hate, hatred; loathing; detestation; abhorrence. 2. strong dislike (of something); aversion. - etmek /dan/ 1. to hate; to loathe; to detest; to abhor. 2. to have a strong dislike of (something); to have an aversion to (something)." -
6 iğrenme
n. disgust, hate, loathing, abhorrence, abomination, contempt, detestation, execration, nausea, repugnance, repulsion, revulsion* * *repugnance -
7 iğrenmek
v. be disgusted, hate, abhor, abominate, detest, hold smth. in detestation, execrate, loathe, nauseate, revolt, revolt against* * *dislike -
8 kin
n. grudge, rancour [Brit.], rancor, spite, hate, enmity, animosity, animus, antagonism, despite, gall, hatred, hostility, ill feeling, malevolence, malignity, resentment, revenge, venom, venomousness, virulence* * *1. antagonism 2. hatred 3. hostility 4. rancor 5. rancour 6. grudge (n.) 7. spite (n.) 8. spear carrier -
9 nefret et
1. abominate 2. detest 3. disgust at 4. disgust with 5. execrate 6. loathe 7. loathing (v.) 8. disgusted (v.) 9. hate (v.) -
10 istememek
adj. be undesirous of--------v. (neg. form of istemek) not to want, reject, hate, jib, wave aside -
11 iğrenmemek
v. (neg. form of iğrenmek) be disgusted, hate, abhor, abominate, detest, hold smth. in detestation, execrate, loathe, nauseate, revolt, revolt against -
12 sevmemek
v. (neg. form of sevmek) dislike, hate -
13 ağzı varmamak
not to be willing to (to say), to hate (to tell) -
14 nefret etmek
to hate, to detest, to dislike, to loathe, to abhor -
15 büyük
"1. big, large. 2. old; older, senior. 3. one´s senior, older person; person whose rank or qualities command respect. 4. important; grand, chief, major. 5. great, grand, exalted. -ler 1. the great. 2. adults. - aptes 1. (human) feces. 2. the need to defecate. - aptesi gelmek to need to defecate, need to do a BM. - atardamar anat. aorta. - balık küçük balığı yutar. proverb A big fish swallows a little fish. -le büyük, küçükle küçük olmak to treat people, young and old, according to their age and interests. -ten büyüğe law by primogeniture. - defter fin. ledger. - görmek/bilmek/tutmak /ı/ to esteem highly. - hanım the older or oldest lady of the house. - harf capital letter, capital, majuscule. - ikramiye first prize (in a lottery). - kalori large calorie. - kasa central pay office. - laf etmek to talk big. - lokma ye, büyük söz söyleme. proverb Eat a big mouthful, but don´t make big promises. B- Millet Meclisi the Grand National Assembly (of Turkey). - oynamak gambling to play for high stakes. - ölçüde 1. on a large scale. 2. in large measure, to a great degree. - önerme log. major premise. - para a lot of money. - (söz) söylemek to talk big, boast. - söz big talk. - sözüme tövbe! I hate to talk big, but.... - terim log. major term. - ünlü uyumu ling. two-form vowel harmony. - yemin solemn oath, binding oath." -
16 günah
"1. sin. 2. crime, shame, sin. 3. blame, fault. -ını almak/-ına girmek /ın/ to accuse (someone) wrongly. - benden gitti. You can either ignore my advice or follow it; but if you ignore it, don´t blame me if anything goes wrong. -ı/vebali boynuna. colloq. On his/her/your head be it!/ The responsibility is his/hers/yours! -ını çekmek /ın/ to suffer for (another´s) sins. - çıkarmak 1. to confess one´s sins (to a priest). 2. to confess one´s faults. -ına değmemek not to be worth the candle, not to be worth the trouble or effort. -a girmek/- işlemek to sin, commit a sin. -ı kadar sevmemek /ı/ to hate (someone) like poison. - keçisi scapegoat. - olmak (for something) to be sinful, be wicked, be reprehensible. -a sokmak /ı/ 1. to make (someone) sin. 2. to push (someone) into wrongdoing, drive (someone) to sin. -ını vermez. colloq. He is very stingy." -
17 istikrah
loathing, aversion. - etmek /dan/ to loathe, hate. -
18 zehretmek
"/ı/ to take all the pleasure out of (something), make (something pleasant) very distasteful; /ı, a/ to take all the pleasure out of (something) for (someone), make (someone) hate (something) he formerly delighted in. " -
19 öküz
1. ox. 2. dim-witted and clumsy person, oaf, dumb ox. 3. gambler´s slang loaded die. -ün altında buzağı aramak 1. to try to account for what one is doing with ridiculous excuses. 2. to bark up the wrong tree. - arabası ox-cart. - arabası gibi very slowly, at a snail´s pace. -e boynuzu yük olmaz/ ağır gelmez. proverb You don´t feel the weight of those responsibilities which you are used to bearing. - boyunduruğa bakar gibi (looking at someone or something) with hate in one´s eyes, hatefully. - damı ox shed, shed where oxen are kept. - gibi 1. stupid, dim-witted. 2. stupidly, dim-wittedly. 3. as strong as an ox. - gibi bakmak to stare stupidly. - kafalı dimwit, dunderhead. - öldü, ortaklık ayrıldı/bitti/bozuldu. colloq. Now that the thing that held them together is no more, they have parted company. -ün trene baktığı gibi (staring) stupidly, dim-wittedly.
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