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",-tı 1. face (used derogatorily). 2. sulkiness. 3. slang, playing cards (a) king, queen, or jack. -ı asık sour-faced; grim-looking; sulky; pouting. - asmak to put on a sour face, look annoyed, angry, or unhappy; to sulk; to pout. -a/-ına bak, süngüye davran. colloq. 1. He´s/She´s as ugly as sin. 2. He´s/She´s as sour-faced/grim-looking as they come. -ına bakanın kırk yıl işi rast gitmez. colloq. He´s a real Jonah./He brings bad luck to everyone he meets. - bir karış sour-faced; annoyed-looking; angry-looking; grim-looking. -ı davul/eşek derisi brazen, shameless. -ı değişmek 1. to take a firmer line, adopt a firmer tone. 2. for the expression on one´s face to change. -ından düşen bin parça very sour-faced, very annoyed-looking; very angry -looking; very grim-looking. - düşkünü ugly, (someone) who´s not much when it comes to looks. -ını ekşitmek to put on a sour face. - etmek /a/ to give (someone) a sour look; to give (someone) a sulky or pouting look. -ına indirmek /ın/ to give (someone) a sock in the face, give (someone) one in the kisser. -ı kasap süngeriyle silinmiş shameless, brazen. - (değil) mahkeme duvarı (someone) who has an extremely forbidding look on his face. -ı sirke satmak to have a very sour look on one´s face."
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