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1 karşı
"1. the place opposite. 2. facing, opposite. 3. opposing. 4. counter-, anti-. 5. /a/ facing, in the direction of, toward. 6. /a/ in return for. 7. /a/ in response to. 8. /a/ toward, to, for. 9. /a/ against, contrary to. 10. /a/ against, as a cure for, as a countermeasure to. -dan bakmak /a/ to look on idly. - çıkış objection, protest. - çıkmak /a/ 1. to oppose. 2. to object (to). 3. to go to meet (someone). -sına çıkmak /ın/ 1. to appear suddenly in front of (one). 2. to oppose. - dava counterclaim. -sına dikilmek /ın/ 1. to stand facing (someone). 2. to oppose. - duran opponent. - durmak /a/ to resist, oppose. -ya geçmek to cross over to the other side. - gelme defiance. - gelmek /a/ to defy; to oppose openly. - gerilla counterguerrilla. - gitmek /a/ to go to meet (someone). - görüşlü 1. opposed, opposing. 2. opponent. - hücum counterattack. - hücuma geçmek to counterattack. - itham countercharge. - ithamda bulunmak to countercharge. - karşıya face to face. -dan karşıya from one side to another, across. - koyma resistance. - koymak /a/ to oppose, resist, make a stand (against). - olmak /a/ to be against. -sında olmak /ın/ to oppose. - oy opposing vote, negative vote. - reform counterreformation. - rüzgâr adverse wind. - taarruz counteroffensive. - taarruza geçmek to start a counteroffensive. - takım opposing team. - taraf opposite side. - teklif 1. counterproposal. 2. counteroffer. - yaka the opposite shore, the other side. " -
2 dönmek
"1. to turn, revolve, rotate, spin. 2. to return, go back, come back. 3. /a/ to turn (toward). 4. /dan or ı/ to make a turn (at), turn. 5. /a/ to turn into, become. 6. to repeat, stay back in class. 7. to be converted (to another religion or point of view). 8. (for weather, circumstances) to change. 9. (for something tricky) to be going on. 10. /dan/ to change (one´s plans); to break (a promise). 11. /dan/ to renounce (a cause, a claim to or for something). döne döne by turning, by spinning. dönüp dolaşmak to walk back and forth." -
3 vermek
",-ir 1. /ı, a/ to give (something) to. 2. /ı, a/ to hand (something) to. 3. /ı, a/ to bequeath or leave (something) to. 4. /ı, a/ to attribute (something) to (someone´s state of mind). 5. /ı, a/ to turn (something) toward (something). 6. /ı, a/ to give (a daughter) in marriage (to). 7. /ı, a/ to give (oneself) over to (doing something deleterious). 8. /ı, a/ to abandon (oneself) to, give (oneself) over to (a pursuit). 9. /ı, a/ to lean (something) against (something). 10. /ı/ to give birth to. 11. /ı/ to produce, yield. 12. /ı/ to hold (a party, banquet); to give (a concert). 13. When suffixed to another verb it can indicate rapid or sudden action: Şeniz orada temizlik yaparken o koca kütüphane tam üzerine yuvarlanıvermesin mi? Here´s an incredible piece of news: while Şeniz was busy cleaning, that huge set of bookshelves suddenly toppled right on top of her! 14. When suffixed to another verb it can indicate a polite request: Oğlum bana bir çay getiriver! Bring me a glass of tea, there´s a good lad! Ver elini.... So then I went to..../And then I´ll go to...: Ankara´ya gideceğim, orada üç gün kaldıktan sonra ver elini Kayseri! I´ll go to Ankara; then three days later I´ll head for Kayseri. Vermeyince Mabut, ne yapsın Mahmut? proverb If God doesn´t grant you prosperity and skill, what can you do? Verip (de) pişman olmaktan, vermeyip (de) düşman olmak yeğdir. proverb It is better to refuse to give someone something and make an enemy of him than to be generous and regret it later. verip veriştirmek /a/ to give (someone) a good dressing down, give (someone) down the country."
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