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1 hastanelik
(someone) who requires hospital care. - etmek /ı/ colloq. to beat (someone) up so badly that he/she needs to be hospitalized. - olmak 1. to get so sick that one needs hospitalization. 2. colloq. to be badly beaten up. -
2 meydan
"1. (a) wide, flat, open, outside area; open space; (public) square. 2. arena; ring. 3. (landing) field. 4. Sufism the universe. 5. section of a Bektashi or Mevlevi lodge in which the dervishes perform the religious ceremonies. 6. opportunity, occasion; possibility. -da 1. obvious, evident, clear. 2. in sight, within view, around. - almak to spread, increase, advance. - aramak to look for an opportunity. -a atılmak 1. to be brought up, be suggested, be broached. 2. to leap into action. -a atmak /ı/ to suggest, bring up, broach. - bırakmak /a/ 1. to give (someone) a chance (to do something): Konuşmama meydan bırakmadı. He didn´t give me a chance to speak. 2. to allow (something to happen): O toplantının yapılmasına meydan bırakmayacağız. We won´t let that meeting take place. -da bırakmak /ı/ 1. to leave (someone) homeless or without shelter. 2. to leave (something) out in the open, leave (something) out where anybody can see it. -ı boş bulmak to find an opportunity to do something (when there is no one or nothing to prevent one´s doing it). - bulamamak /a/ not to find a chance (to do something). - bulmak to find an opportunity. -a çıkarmak /ı/ 1. to bring (something) to light; to expose (something) to view. 2. to present (something) to the public; to make (something) public, reveal. 3. to bring (a child) to the point where he can look after his simplest needs. -a çıkmak 1. to be revealed, come to light; to become evident. 2. (for someone) to be seen (in public); to get around and about. 3. (for a child) to reach an age at which he can look after his simplest needs. - dayağı a public beating (given as an official punishment). - dayağı çekmek /a/ to give (an offender) a beating. -a dökmek /ı/ to make (something) public, reveal. -a düşmek 1. to mix with the crowd, go out in public. 2. to volunteer one´s services. 3. to become a prostitute. -a gelmek to come into existence, become a reality; to happen, occur. -a getirmek /ı/ 1. to bring forth, produce, do. 2. to be the cause of (something). -da kalmak to be left jobless or homeless, be in a bad way, Brit. be in Queer Street. - korkusu psych. agoraphobia. -a koymak /ı/ 1. to produce, create. 2. to set forth, present. 3. to reveal. - okumak /a/ to challenge, defy. - savaşı/muharebesi mil. major battle, decisive battle. - vermek /a/ 1. to give (someone) a chance (to do something): Onların kaçmasına meydan verme! Don´t give them a chance to run away! 2. to allow (something to happen): O binanın yıktırılmasına meydan vermemeliyiz. We ought not to allow that building to be torn down. -a vurmak /ı/ to reveal (something) clearly. " -
3 mutlaka
adj. bound to--------adv. absolutely, without fail, unconditionally, in all conscience, by all manner of means, needs must, really, sure* * *certainly -
4 ihtiyaçlar
n. needs, wants -
5 ister istemez
adv. willynilly, willingly or unwillingly, nolens volens, perforce, needs, necessarily -
6 mecburen
adv. compulsorily, forcedly, coerciblely, fain, needs must -
7 reçete gerekiyor
It needs a prescription. -
8 saatimin ayarlanması gerekiyor
My watch needs adjusting. -
9 at
",-tı horse. -ı alan Üsküdar´ı geçti. colloq. It is far too late now (to rectify it). -/-lar anası mannish woman with large features. - başı beraber/bir both in the same condition, on the same level. -a binmek to mount a horse; to ride a horse. - cambazı 1. equestrian performer, show rider. 2. horse dealer, horse trader. - çalındıktan sonra ahırın kapısını kapamak to lock the barn door after the horse is stolen. -a et, ite ot vermek to distribute work or goods without considering the needs and skills of those involved. - gibi huge (woman). - hırsızı gibi shifty-looking big (man). -tan inip eşeğe binmek to come down in the world. - izi it izine karışmak to be such a confused society that one can´t tell the good people from the worthless. - kılı horsehair. - koşmak /a/ to hitch a horse to (a carriage). - koşturmak 1. to gallop, gallop a horse, ride at a gallop. 2. colloq. to fool around, chase rainbows. - koşturacak kadar büyük/geniş huge (room, house, etc.). - meydanı hippodrome. - nalı horseshoe. - nalı kadar immense (medal, medallion, ornament). - oynatmak 1. to show off one´s skill as a horseman. 2. /la/ to compete (with). 3. /da/ to rule, establish one´s overlordship (over). 4. to act as one wishes. 5. /da/ to be knowledgeable in (a subject). -ın ölümü arpadan olsun. proverb It is not worth depriving oneself of something one likes for fear of bad consequences. - pazarı horse market. - pazarında eşek osurtmuyoruz. vulg. Shut up and listen to what I´m saying. -ını sağlam kazığa bağlamak to take precautions in one´s business. - yarışı horse race. " -
10 cenabet
,-ti 1. Islam uncleanness of body (which necessitates the ritual ablution). 2. Islam person who is unclean (and needs to make the ritual ablution). 3. colloq. damned person or thing, foul person or thing, Brit. bloody person or thing. 4. colloq. damned, foul, Brit. bloody, bleeding. -
11 cünüp
Islam unclean, (someone) who needs to make a ritual ablution. -
12 hekimlik
"1. being a (medical) doctor. 2. the medical profession. 3. medicine, medical science. 4. (someone) who needs medical care; (disease) which requires medical care." -
13 iyilik
"1. goodness. 2. kindness; favor. 3. good health. 4. benefit, advantage. -le gently, kindly, softly. - bilmek not to forget a kindness done one. - bilmez ungrateful. -i dokunmak /a/ to be of help (to). - eden iyilik bulur. proverb A helpful person is helped when he/she needs it. - etmek /a/ to do (someone) a kindness. - görmek /dan/ to be treated with kindness or generosity by. - sağlık. colloq. Everything´s fine./All´s well. - yapmak /a/ 1. to do (someone) a kindness. 2. slang to report (someone) to the police." -
14 izanlı
1. quick to understand, quick-witted, sharp. 2. sensitive to the needs of others, thoughtful. -
15 tuz
"1. salt, table salt. 2. chem. salt. 3. salts: İngiliz tuzu Epsom salts. -u biberi /ın/ someone or something that makes (something) interesting, someone/something that adds spice or color to (something): Onlar toplantılarımızın tuzu biberi. They´re the people who add spice to our meetings. - biber ekmek /a/ to make (a bad situation) worse; to rub salt in the wound. -u biberi yerinde (food) which needs nothing added to it to improve its taste. - buz olmak to be smashed to smithereens. - ekmek /a/ to salt, add salt to. - ekmek hakkı the appreciation you owe someone who has helped you. - kubbesi salt dome. -u kuru 1. (someone) who has nothing to worry about financially. 2. (someone) who has nothing to worry about." -
16 tıraşlı
"1. shaved, shaven. 2. (someone) who needs a shave, who could do with a shave. 3. smoothed; planed." -
17 tıraşsız
"1. unshaved, unshaven. 2. (someone) who needs a shave, who could do with a shave. 3. unsmoothed; unplaned. " -
18 uygun
"1. /a/ appropriate (for), suitable (for); suited (to); fitting, seemly. 2. convenient, suited to one´s needs or situation; favorable. 3. nicely proportioned, harmonious. - bulmak/görmek /ı/ to approve, find (something) acceptable. - düşmek/gelmek to be suitable, suit. " -
19 yataklık
"1. bedstead. 2. (place) which can accommodate (a specified number of) beds. 3. (material) suitable for making mattresses. - etmek /a/ to receive and conceal (stolen goods); to harbor (a criminal). - hasta person who is so ill he needs to be in bed."
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