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21 yöre
"area around or near (someone, something); neighborhood, vicinity, environs, region: Kadıköy ve yöresi Kadıköy and the places near it. Sarıyer yöresinde in the vicinity of Sarıyer. Yöresini sardılar. They surrounded him." -
22 anal
adj. anal, of or pertaining to the anus, located near the anus* * *anal -
23 bitişik
adj. adjacent, next door, next, neighboring, neighbouring [Brit.], adjoined, adjoining, attached, close, conjunct, connate, connected, contiguous, juxtaposed to, neighbor, neighbour [Brit.]--------adv. next door--------prep. near* * *1. adjacent 2. contiguous 3. next door 4. adjoining (n.) 5. abutting (n.) -
24 cimri
adj. ungenerous, mingy, close-fisted, stingy, pinchpenny, hard fisted, measly, near, parsimonious, penurious, shabby, skimp, tight-fisted, scrimpy, illiberal; spare, churlish--------n. pinchpenny, penny pincher, miser, tight purse, cheapskate, cheeseparing, niggard, piker, light purse, long purse, screw, Shylock, skin, skinflint, tightwad* * *1. cheeseparing 2. closefisted 3. curmudgeonly 4. niggardly 5. parsimonious 6. penurious 7. stingy 8. tightwad 9. ungenerous -
25 hemen hemen
adv. almost, nearly, barely, pretty much, practically, about, all but, half, much, near, nigh, at close quarters, scarcely, well nigh* * *1. all but 2. almost 3. as good as 4. barely 5. just about 6. virtually -
26 in yanında
1. alongside of 2. near the -
27 miyopluk
n. myopy, shortsightedness, myopia, nearsightedness, short sight, near sight* * *1. shortsightedness 2. myopia 3. nearsightedness -
28 münasebetsiz
adj. inopportune, unseemly, gauche, impertinent, improper, inapposite, incorrect, inexpedient, near the knuckle, malapropos, unhappy, untimely* * *1. inappropriate 2. inexpedient 3. infelicitous -
29 samimi
adj. sincere, cordial, genuine, intimate, familiar, friendly, heart to heart, warm, candid, childlike, chummy, companionable, devout, earnest, folksy, forthright, frank, free, freehearted, heart whole, heartfelt, jannock, near, open-armed, open hearted* * *1. truthful 2. unfeigned 3. unreserved 4. devout 5. familiar 6. frankly 7. freehearted 8. genuine 9. guileless 10. heartfelt 11. hearty 12. openhearted -
30 uygunsuz
adj. unsuitable, inconvenient, improper, wrong, indecent, unhandsome, incorrect, unseemly, derogatory, illegitimate, impolitic, inapposite, inappropriate, incongruous, indecorous, indelicate, ineligible, inexpedient, infelicitous, near the knuckle* * *1. unbecoming 2. unfit 3. unfitting 4. unseemly 5. unsuitable 6. untoward 7. discordant 8. dissatisfactory 9. impolitic 10. improper 11. inapposite 12. inappropriate 13. incongruent 14. incongruousinconvenientindecentinexpedient -
31 yakında
adj. nearby--------adv. hard by, ere long, fast by, at hand, incidentally, near, shortly, soon--------prep. round* * *1. soon 2. nearby (adv.) -
32 Ağrıdağı
n. Mount Ararat, Ararat, mountain in Turkey near the Iranian border where it is believed Noah's Ark landed -
33 Belçika Hollanda Lüksemburg
n. Low Countries, Benelux, lowland region in northwestern Europe near the North Sea (includes the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg) -
34 Cidde
n. Jeddah, Jiddah, port city in Saudi Arabia on the Red Sea (near Mecca) -
35 bifokal
adj. bifocal, having one portion that corrects for near vision and one for far vision -
36 bu civarda
adv. around, around here, near here, hereabouts, hereabout -
37 eli sıkı
adj. close-fisted, spare, mean, tight-fisted, pinchpenny, hard fisted, near, niggard, shabby, skinny, tight -
38 emoroit
n. hemorrhoids, swollen blood vessels near the anus -
39 kâlbime yakın bir yerde bir ağrı var
I have a pain near my heart.Turkish-English dictionary > kâlbime yakın bir yerde bir ağrı var
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40 sokulmak
v. come close, nestle, snuggle, draw near, wriggle oneself into, infiltrate, come up, creep, edge, edge in, encroach, nuzzle, penetrate, put oneself forward, sidle, sidle up to, worm one's way
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