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1 hakettiği cezayı bul
serve right -
2 servis
1. service (rendered by one person to another). 2. department, section (in a business establishment, government office). 3. sports serve, service. 4. service charge (in a restaurant, nightclub, hotel). 5. vehicle operated by a business or government office to convey its employees to or from work. 6. school bus. - arabası 1. vehicle operated by a business or government office to convey its employees to or from work. 2. school bus. - atmak sports to serve the ball. - istasyonu service station, gas station, filling station. - kapısı service door, service entrance. - ücreti service charge (in a restaurant, nightclub, hotel). - yapmak 1. /a/ to serve food to. 2. to serve the ball. -
3 servis
n. service, serving, serve, service station* * *1. service 2. serve (n.) 3. service (n.) -
4 görev yapmak
v. serve, serve one's time -
5 hapis yatmak
v. serve one's time, serve -
6 servis yapmak
v. serve, serve up, wait, wait at table, wait on, dish out, dish, dish up, help smb. to smth. -
7 aştırmak
"/a,ı/ 1. to cause or allow (someone) to cross or traverse (a mountain, a river, a sea, a forest); to cause or allow (someone) to traverse (a road). 2. to have (a male animal) serve (a female animal); to allow (a male animal) to serve (a female animal)." -
8 ceza
"1.punishment; penalty. 2. law sentence, punishment. 3. law fine. 4. sports penalty. 5. retribution. -yı ağırlatıcı sebepler law aggravating circumstances. - alanı soccer penalty area. - almak 1. (for a student) to be punished. 2. /dan/ to fine. - atışı 1. soccer penalty kick. 2. basketball, ice hockey penalty shot. -sını bulmak to get one´s just deserts. -ya çarptırılmak to be fined; to be punished; to be penalized; to be sentenced. -ya çarptırmak /ı/ to fine; to punish; to penalize; to sentence. - çekmek to serve a sentence. -sını çekmek 1. /ın/ to suffer (for a deed), get one´s just deserts. 2. to serve one´s prison sentence. - görmek to be punished. -yı hafifletici sebepler law extenuating circumstances. - hukuku criminal law. -nın infazı execution of a sentence. -ya kalmak to stay in after school, be kept in. - kanunu criminal code. - kesmek/yazmak /a/ to fine. - mahkemesi criminal court. -yı mucip punishable. - muhakeme usulü penal proceedings, criminal procedure. - reisi judge in a criminal court. - sahası soccer penalty area. -nın sukutu quashing of the conviction. -nın takdiri determination of punishment. -nın tebdili commutation of a sentence. -nın tecili suspension of a sentence. - vermek 1. /a/ to punish; to fine. 2. to pay a fine. - vuruşu 1. soccer penalty kick. 2. golf penalty stroke. - yemek to be punished; to be penalized; to be fined." -
9 ibret
",-ti 1. lesson learned through a misfortune. 2. an unhappy event serving as a deterrent. 3. colloq. strange, queer; ugly, repulsive. -i âlem için (doing something) that it may be a warning to all, that it may serve as a lesson to all. - almak /dan/ to take (something) as a warning; to learn a lesson from (a mishap). -in kudreti colloq. hideously ugly. - olmak /a/ (for a misfortune) to serve as a lesson (to)." -
10 yaramak
"/a/ 1. to be of use to, serve (someone´s) purpose; to serve, avail; to be good for. 2. to be good for (someone´s) health, be good for (someone), do (someone) good. 3. to befit. Yarasın. colloq. I hope you enjoy(ed) it (said to a person eating or drinking)." -
11 bildirmek
v. declare, notify, let smb. know, inform, let know, tell, say, serve notice, proclaim, report, state, acquaint, advise, affirm, announce, annunciate, communicate, enunciate, give forth, give out, herald, impart, indicate, intimate, issue, lodge* * *1. declare 2. express 3. relate 4. report -
12 hizmet et
1. serving (v.) 2. serve (v.) 3. service (v.) 4. attend -
13 hizmet etmek
v. serve, render service to, subserve, wait on, wait upon, administer, attend, tend* * *attend -
14 sunmak
v. 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--------sunmak (mal)v. pitch--------sunmak (yasa vb.)v. report* * *1. introduce 2. present -
15 tamamlamak
v. 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* * *complete -
16 yerine getirmek
v. accomplish, acquit oneself, answer, carry through, complete, discharge, execute, fulfil, fulfill, make good, implement, meet, observe, perform, put in force, satisfy, serve, settle, stick to, redeem* * *1. accomplish 2. achieve 3. execute -
17 acısını çıkarmak
v. take revenge for, have one's revenge, compensate oneself for, be revenged, serve smb. out, avenge, get even with, pay back, pay off, pay out, reciprocate, requite -
18 askerlik yapmak
v. do military service, bear arms, serve one's time, soldier -
19 bildirmemek
v. (neg. form of bildirmek) declare, notify, let smb. know, inform, let know, tell, say, serve notice, proclaim, report, state, acquaint, advise, affirm, announce, annunciate, communicate, enunciate, give forth, give out, herald, impart, indicate, intimate, issue, lodge -
20 bölüştürmek
v. divide, share out, split, apportion, portion out, portion, allocate, allot, lot, mete, serve out, whack up
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