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1 geçici
adj. interlocutory, temporary, transient, provisional, pro forma, ad interim, Band-aid, casual, curable, deciduous, ephemeral, extrinsic, fading, flying, fortuitous, fugacious, fugitive, impermanent, interim, jury, makeshift, momentary, palliative--------adv. ad interim* * *1. deciduous 2. ephemeral 3. makeshift 4. provisional 5. temporal 6. temporary 7. tentative 8. transient 9. transitory -
2 eğreti
adj. makeshift, stopgap, Band-aid, temporary, extrinsic, artificial, improvised, jury, transitory--------adv. rough -
3 geçici çözüm
n. makeshift -
4 geçici önlem
n. filler, interlocutory injunction, improvisation, interim injunction, makeshift, stopgap -
5 geçici önlem türünden
adj. makeshift -
6 eğreti
"borrowed; temporary, makeshift; false, artificial" -
7 geçici
"temporary, transitory, transient, passing, makeshift, provisional, short-lived, ephemeral; contagious, infectious" -
8 iğreti
"borrowed; temporary, makeshift; false, fake" -
9 eğreti
"1. borrowed. 2. temporary; makeshift. 3. fake, false, artificial, imitation. 4. removable. 5. loose, insecurely fixed, insecure. -den temporarily. - almak /ı/ to borrow. -ye almak /ı/ to prop up the upper part of (a building) (while repairing the lower part). - durmak 1. (for something) to be askew; to sit askew. 2. /da/ to be in (a place) temporarily. 3. (for something) to look fake, look false. - oturmak to sit on the edge of something (as if about to get up). - vermek /ı/ to lend. " -
10 eğretilik
"temporariness; makeshift, making shift." -
11 iliştirilmek
/a/ 1. to be (lightly) attached to, be fastened to (in a makeshift way). 2. to be hung on, be hung to. -
12 iliştirmek
/ı, a/ 1. to attach (one thing) (lightly) to (another), fasten (one thing) to (another) (in a makeshift way). 2. to hang (something) on, hang (something) to. -
13 iğreti
"1. borrowed. 2. temporary, makeshift. 3. false (teeth). 4. artificial (limb). 5. imitation (jewelry). 6. not firmly in place. 7. temporarily. -den temporarily. - almak /ı/ to borrow. -ye almak /ı/ to prop up the upper part of (a building) (while repairing the lower part). - durmak 1. not to be firmly in place. 2. /da/ (for something) not to look good on, not to suit (someone). 3. /da/ to stay in (a place) temporarily. - oturmak to sit on the edge of something (as if about to get up). - saç wig; hairpiece; switch; toupee. - vermek /ı/ to lend." -
14 pamuk
1. cotton. 2. cotton plant. - atmak to fluff cotton with a bow and mallet. - balı white honey. - barutu guncotton. - bezi cotton cloth. - elyafı raw cotton, unginned cotton. - gibi 1. soft as cotton, cottony. 2. pale-complexioned. - ipliği cotton thread. - ipliğiyle bağlamak /ı/ to solve (something) in a very makeshift way. - kozası cotton boll. - tarağı cotton gin. - tarlası cotton field. -
15 çatma
"1. /ı/ stacking, piling (arms); propping (poles, etc.) together (as one would stack rifles). 2. /ı/ putting up (a framework of poles and timbers). 3. /ı/ erecting (something) in a makeshift manner. 4. /a/ scolding, berating. 5. /ı/ basting (pieces of cloth) together. 6. /ı/ tying on (a cloth worn around the forehead). 7. frame, framework. 8. piece of cloth that is basted or tacked to another piece of cloth. 9. prov. head scarf, kerchief. 10. a kind of cloth used to cover chairs. - kaş eyebrows that are joined. " -
16 çatmak
"1. /ı/ to stack, pile (arms); to prop (poles, etc.) together (as one would stack rifles). 2. /ı/ to put up (a framework of poles or timbers). 3. /ı/ to erect (something) in a makeshift manner. 4. /ı, a/ to put (a load) on both sides of (a pack animal). 5. /ı/ to baste (pieces of cloth) together, tack (pieces of cloth) together. 6. /ı/ to tie on (a cloth worn around the forehead). 7. /ı/ to knit (one´s brows). 8. /a/ to meet with, come up against, run up against (someone or something unpleasant). 9. /a/ to encounter, chance upon (someone). 10. /a/ to scold, berate. 11. /a/ to hit, bump. 12. /a/ to ingratiate oneself with, get in with, cozy up to. 13. (for a time) to come round, be upon one. Çattık! colloq. We´re in for it now!" -
17 çattırmak
"/a, ı/ 1. to have (soldiers) stack (arms); to have (someone) prop (poles, etc.) together (as one would stack rifles). 2. to have (someone) put up a framework (of poles or timbers). 3. to have (someone) erect (something) in a makeshift manner. 4. to have (someone) baste (pieces of cloth) together. 5. to have (someone) tie on (a cloth worn around the forehead). 6. to cause (one thing) to hit or bump (another)." -
18 çatılmak
"1. (for arms) to be stacked, be piled; (for poles, etc.) to be propped together (like stacked rifles). 2. (for a framework of poles) to be put up. 3. to be erected in a makeshift manner. 4. /a/ (for a load) to be put on both sides of (a pack animal). 5. (for pieces of cloth) to be basted together, be tacked together. 6. (for a cloth worn around the forehead) to be tied on. 7. (for someone´s brows) to be knit. " -
19 çerge
"1. small makeshift tent; Gypsy tent. 2. a group of Gypsies. - çerisi Gypsies."
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