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41 servis atışı yapmak
v. serve -
42 servis sırası
n. serve -
43 sofraya koymak
v. serve up -
44 sona erdirmek
v. finish, call off, put an end to, make an end of, wrap up, dissolve, serve out -
45 sunmamak
v. (neg. form of sunmak) offer, put forward, hold forth, serve up, introduce, represent, bring in, confer, dish, dish up, emcee, exhibit, furnish, go over, go through, help smb. to smth., initiate, lay, lodge, pass in, prefer, present, proffer, put in, put to, put up -
46 tamamlamamak
v. (neg. form of tamamlamak) complete, serve out, finish, integrate, fulfill, button up, catch up on, clear up, complement, bring to completion, consummate, do, eke out, finalize, fulfil, go through with, implement, perfect, round off, round out, supplement, take up, work off -
47 vejetaryen yemeğiniz var mı
Do you serve vegetarian food -
48 yaramak
v. agree, agree with, avail, benefit, correspond, do for, lend itself to, profit, serve, be of service to, suit -
49 yaramamak
v. (neg. form of yaramak) agree, agree with, avail, benefit, correspond, do for, lend itself to, profit, serve, be of service to, suit -
50 yetmek
v. answer, cover, get along, last, serve, stretch, suffice, touch, see through -
51 çektirmek
v. cause to draw, serve, subject, torture, grind, grind down, grind out, visit -
52 çektirmemek
v. (neg. form of çektirmek) cause to draw, serve, subject, torture, grind, grind down, grind out, visit -
53 çıraklık yapmak
v. serve one's apprenticeship -
54 çırağı olmak
v. serve one's apprenticeship -
55 öç almak
v. take revenge, avenge oneself, be avenged, revenge oneself on smb., pay back, pay off, requite, retaliate, serve smb. out, take vengeance on, take vengeance upon, wreak vengeance on smb. -
56 eget
The maidservant sent with the bride on the night of the nuptial procession to serve her. -
57 eget
The maidservant sent with the bride on the night of the nuptial procession to serve her. -
58 celpname vermek
to serve a summons on -
59 cezasını çekmek
a) to suffer for, to pay the penalty b) to serve a sentence -
60 hapis yatmak
to be in prison, to serve time
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