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1 filbahar
mock orange fulçiçeði -
2 sahte
adj. fake, false, artificial, spurious, imitated, sham, counterfeit, bogus, apocryphal, bad, base, bastard, colorable, double-dealing, dud, duff, dummy, factitious, forged, fraudulent, hollow, make believe, mannered, mock, phoney, phony, pinchbeck--------n. phony, phoney, bogus, bastard--------pref. pseudo* * *1. pseudo 2. spurious 3. unoriginal 4. dummy 5. fraudulent 6. makebelieve 7. phony 8. mock (adj.) 9. counterfeit (adj.) 10. feigned (adj.) 11. fake (n.) -
3 taklit
adj. imitated, imitative, fake, false, counterfeit, sham, bogus, mock, pinchbeck, simulated, snide--------n. imitation, fake, sham, mimicry, mockery, mimic, mock, simulation, simulacrum, affectation, bastard, echo, gold brick, hit off, impression, mimesis, repetition, reproduction, take off* * *1. shoddy 2. travesty 3. imitation 4. imitative -
4 alay
adj. regimental, pertaining to a military regiment, pertaining to a unit composed of two or more battalions--------n. regiment, procession, parade, cortege, troops in line, teasing, mockery, ridicule, fun, mock, irony, banter, derision, fleet, gibe, jape, jeer, jest, jibe, leg pull, persiflage, quiz, rub, scoff, sneer, taunt, wipe* * *1. cortege 2. derision 3. mockery 4. regiment 5. sneer (n.) 6. gibe (n.) 7. jeer (n.) -
5 alay etmek
v. make fun of, ridicule, mock, laugh at, deride, hold in derision, flout, make a game of, gibe, gird at, gird at smb., groove, guy, ironize, jape, jeer, jeer at, make a jest of, jibe, jolly, josh, make merry over, roast, give smb. a roasting, rot* * *kid -
6 kalp
adj. false, base, bogus, counterfeit, forged, mock, phoney, phony, queer, spurious* * *1. heart 2. kardia -
7 manken
n. model, manikin, mannequin, dummy* * *1. dummy 2. manikin 3. mannikin 4. mock up -
8 maskaralık
n. buffoonery, foolery, ridiculousness, charade, drollery, fandangle, farce, mock, mummery, playfulness, tomfoolery, antics* * *antic -
9 taklit etmek
v. imitate, fake, copy, take an example by, copycat, mimic, impersonate, do an impression of smb., mock, mime, ape, counterfeit, echo, hit off, take a leaf out of one's book, simulate, follow suit* * *1. simulate 2. imitate -
10 yalancı güneş
n. parhelion* * *1. mock sun 2. parhelion -
11 alay konusu
n. standing jest, joke, mock -
12 destansı taşlama
n. mock heroics -
13 kelle çorbası
n. mock turtle soup -
14 alay etmek
to make fun (of), to poke fun at, to take the piss (out of), to laugh at, to gibe at, to scoff, to ridicule, to tease, to jeer, to mock, to deride, to twit, to taunt -
15 eğlenmek
"to enjoy oneself, to have a good time, to amuse oneself, to have fun; to mock, to make fun (of), to joke (with), to poke fun (at); to dally with sb/sth.; to delay, to dawdle" -
16 kıtıra almak
to mock, to scoff, to make fun of -
17 maskara etmek
to mock, to make a laughing-stock -
18 sahte
"false, counterfeit, fake, pnoney, phony, spurious, mock; affected, deceitful, sham" -
19 yapmacık
"affectation; artificial, affected, mannered, simulated, pretended, feigned, mock, strained, phoney, phony" -
20 alay
mockery, ridicule, teasing. -a almak /ı/ to make fun (of), ridicule, laugh (at). - etmek /la/ to make fun (of), ridicule, mock. - geçmek /la/ slang to make fun (of). - gibi gelmek /a/ to seem incredible (to). -ında olmak /ın/ not to take (something) seriously, to take (something) as a joke.
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