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3 boyun eğmek
v. bow down, bow, submit, bend the knee, give way, sit down under, surrender, bend, buckle, buckle under, cave, comply, comply with, indulge, knuckle down, knuckle under, resign oneself to, truckle* * *1. obey 2. surrender -
4 içmek
v. drink, imbibe, have a drink, slosh down, slosh, belt down, indulge, knock back, pull, swig--------içmek (sağlığa vb.)v. propose--------içmek (çorba)v. eat* * *drink -
5 sigara içmek
v. smoke, indulge, have a smoke* * *smoke -
6 haz almak
v. enjoy, be delighted, take pleasure, indulge, feast -
7 hoşgörmek
v. tolerate, overlook, look with favor on, connive, excuse, indulge, permit of -
8 içmemek
v. (neg. form of içmek) drink, imbibe, have a drink, slosh down, slosh, belt down, indulge, knock back, pull, swig -
9 memnun etmek
v. please, make happy, gladden, gratify, suit, comfort, charm, content, humor, humour [Brit.], indulge, oblige, rejoice, satisfy -
10 tutulmak
n. have a crush on smb.--------v. be held, be taken, be at a premium, be in a request, make a hit, attack, attaint, catch on, come in, come up, drop, be enamored of, go into, incur, indulge, smite, be smitten with, stiffen, be stuck, be stuck on, be taken with -
11 tutulmamak
v. (neg. form of tutulmak) be held, be taken, be at a premium, be in a request, make a hit, attack, attaint, catch on, come in, come up, drop, be enamored of, go into, incur, indulge, smite, be smitten with, stiffen, be stuck, be stuck on, be taken with -
12 yüz vermek
v. countenance, indulge, pamper, pander to smb. -
13 zevk almak
v. appreciate, delight, enjoy, feast, indulge, take pleasure, revel -
14 şımartmak
n. cosset--------v. spoil, spoonfeed, baby, featherbed, cocker, coddle, cosher, dandle, indulge, pamper, pet -
15 şımartmamak
v. (neg. form of şımartmak) spoil, spoonfeed, baby, featherbed, cocker, coddle, cosher, dandle, indulge, pamper, pet -
16 ense yapmak
to indulge oneself doing no work, to shirk -
17 müsamaha etmek
to tolerate, to indulge -
18 yüz vermek
to spoil, to countenance, to indulge -
19 şımartmak
to spoil, to indulge, to pamper, to cosset -
20 azdırmak
"/ı/ 1. to inflame, irritate. 2. to tease, drive wild; to excite sexually. 3. to spoil, indulge (a child). 4. to corrupt, lead astray. 5. to soil (laundry) beyond hope of bleaching. "
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