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1 put in the shade
(to cause to seem unimportant: She is so beautiful that she puts her sister in the shade.) gölgede bırakmak -
2 put all the goods in the shopwindow
her şeyi ortaya dökmek, her şeyi açıklamak, açıkça konuşmakEnglish-Turkish dictionary > put all the goods in the shopwindow
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3 put all the goods in the shopwindow
her şeyi ortaya dökmek, her şeyi açıklamak, açıkça konuşmakEnglish-Turkish dictionary > put all the goods in the shopwindow
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4 put in the dock
n. suçlamak, töhmet altında bırakmak -
5 put in the lottery
v. piyangoya koymak -
6 put into the shades
v. gölgelemek, gölgede bırakmak -
7 put on the brakes
frenlere asılmak -
8 put on the line
v. riske atmak, tehlikeye atmak -
9 put on the map
adını duyurmak (yer) -
10 put on the market
satışa çıkarmak, satışa sunmak, piyasaya çıkarmak -
11 put on the scent
ele vermek, ihbar etmek -
12 put on the stage
v. sahnelemek -
13 put to the acid test
v. asit testi uygulamak -
14 put to the blush
utandırmak, yüzünü kızartmak -
15 put to the proof
sınamak -
16 put to the question
gensoru açmak -
17 put to the sack
yağmalamak, yağma etmek -
18 put to the sword
kılıçtan geçirmek -
19 put to the torture
işkence etmek -
20 put to the touch
denemek, prova etmek
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