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1 kalabalık
adj. crowded, multitudinous, thronged, populous, congested, rush hour--------n. cohort, crowd, throng, multitude, army, assemblage, concourse, congestion, cram, crop, crush, drove, flock, gaggle, gathering, hive, horde, Host, huddle, legion, mob, press, regiment, shoal, spate, wilderness, squash* * *1. crowd 2. crowded 3. squash (n.) 4. crowded (adj.) 5. crowd (n.) 6. mob (n.) -
2 ayaktakımı
n. demos, lowlife, mob, the lower classes, hoi polloi, rabble, populace, ragtag and bobtail, ragtag, canaille, riff raff, ruck* * *riffraff -
3 çete
n. gang, band, bunch, mob, push, ring* * *gang -
4 izdiham
n. crowd, congestion, stampede, concourse, confluence, conflux, cram, jam, mob, multitude, press, squeeze, throng* * *throng (n.) -
5 linç kanunu
n. mob law* * *lynch law -
6 halk kanunu
n. mob law -
7 halk tabakası
n. Commons, mob -
8 iyi giyimli yankesici
n. swell mob -
9 topluca saldırmak
v. mob -
10 şık dolandırıcı
n. swell mob -
11 ayaktakımı
rabble, mob, riffraff, populace, trash -
12 başına üşüşmek
to mob -
13 etrafına toplanmak
to mob -
14 güruh
gang, band, group, mob, flock -
15 hücum etmek
a) to attack, to assault, to raid, to charge, to descend on/upon sb/sth b) to mob, to rush -
16 çete
"gang, band, mob, crew; guerrilla, guerilla" -
17 ayaktakımı
,-nı the common rabble, mob. -
18 aşağı
"1. the lower part, bottom. 2. the one below. 3. lower. 4. poor in quality, inferior; low in value. 5. commonplace, common. 6. down, downstairs. -da 1. below. 2. downstairs. -ya 1. down, downwards. 2. downstairs. - almak /ı/ to pull down, bring down. -dan almak to ingratiate oneself, adopt a humble attitude. - düşmek 1. to fall. 2. to decline. - görmek /ı/ to look down (on), despise. - kalır yeri/yanı olmamak /dan/ to be at least as good (as). - kalmak /dan/ to fall short (of). - kalmamak /dan/ not to be inferior (to). - kurtarmaz. 1. I can´t sell it any cheaper. 2. Nothing less will do. - tabaka mob, lower class. - tükürsem sakal/sakalım, yukarı tükürsem bıyık/bıyığım. colloq. I am faced with an impossible choice. - yukarı approximately, more or less.... aşağı... yukarı used in expressions such as: Hasan aşağı Hasan yukarı. It´s Hasan all the time, nothing but Hasan. -lı yukarılı 1. having an upper and a lower part; having two floors. 2. upstairs and downstairs." -
19 hamal
"porter, carrier; stevedore. - camal colloq. rabble, mob, street gang. -a semeri yük olmaz/değildir. proverb You don´t feel the weight of those responsibilities which you are used to bearing. - sırığı a pole carried by two porters, with the load hung from the middle." -
20 haşarat
,-tı 1. insects, vermin. 2. colloq. the mob, the rabble, vermin.
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