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1 huylandırmak
to disturb, to upset, to annoy, to make uneasy -
2 tedirgin
"1. ill at ease, uncomfortable, uneasy; apprehensive; worried, anxious. 2. edgy, tense, nervous. - etmek /ı/ 1. to disquiet, make (someone) feel ill at ease, uncomfortable, uneasy, apprehensive, or worried. 2. to make (someone) edgy, tense, or nervous." -
3 pabuç
,-cu 1. shoe. 2. rubber or metal tip (on the base of a furniture leg). 3. arch. base, pedestal (of a column). -tan aşağı mean, despicable, contemptible, low-down. -u başına giydirmek /ın/ colloq. to make (someone) do the wrong thing. - bırakmamak /a/ not to be frightened off by, not to be deterred by. -larını çevirmek /ın/ to let (somebody) understand that he is not wanted, get rid of (someone) in a roundabout way. -ları dama atılmak to lose favor, fall from popular esteem. -larını eline vermek /ın/ to get rid of (someone), give (someone) his walking papers. - eskitmek/paralamak to run hither and thither (while trying to get something accomplished). - kadar dili var. colloq. He´s as sassy/impudent as they come. -una kum dolmak/taş kaçmak to be uneasy, be on edge. - pahalı. colloq. 1. As he´s too powerful for me to tangle with, I´d better not press matters any further. 2. I´ve bitten off more than I can chew. -u ters giydirmek to be a real fox, be someone one must be wary of. -unu ters giydirmek /a/ to cause (someone) to make tracks, make (someone) leave in a hurry. -
4 huylandırmak
"/ı/ 1. to make (someone) uneasy; to put (someone) on edge, make (someone) nervous. 2. to put (someone) in a bad humor, peeve. 3. to cause (someone) to develop bad habits. 4. to cause (an animal) to become restive, fractious, unruly, or obstinate." -
5 huzur
1. peace of mind, freedom from anxiety. 2. tranquillity, peace, freedom from disturbance or turmoil. 3. presence (of an exalted personage): Sultanın huzuruna çıktık. We came before the sultan. Huzura kabul olunmadı. He was not admitted to see him/her. 4. presence, attendance. -unda in the presence of. - dersi religious discourse held in the sultan´s presence during Ramazan. - hakkı money paid for attending a meeting. -unu kaçırmak /ın/ to make (someone) uneasy, take away (someone´s) peace of mind, disquiet. - ve asayiş peace and security. - vermek /a/ to put (someone) in a tranquil frame of mind, make (someone) feel at peace with the world, give (someone) peace. - vermemek /a/ not to give (someone) any peace, to bother.
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