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1 onat
"neat, careful; useful; honet, upright, straightforward" -
2 devşirimli
neat, tidy. -
3 düzenli
adj. orderly, in order, systematic, systematical, regular, neat, tidy, harmonious, in good trim, clean cut, coordinate, dainty, equal, even, methodical, ordered, organized, right, settled, snug, stated, steady* * *1. businesslike 2. equable 3. neat 4. regular 5. uniform 6. coordinated (adj.) 7. ordered (adj.) -
4 sek viski
1. whiskey neat 2. whisky neat -
5 temiz
adj. clean, pure, clear, neat, fresh, chaste, clean-handed, fair, respectable, sanitary, spruce, tidy, unpolluted, unsoiled, unspotted, unstained, white--------adv. cleanly, neatly, fairly--------temiz (yahudilerce)adj. kosher* * *1. unspotted 2. chaste 3. clean 4. kosher 5. natty 6. neat 7. neater (adj.) 8. clean (adj.) -
6 çiçek
"1. flower, blossom, bloom. 2. flowering plant, flower; ornamental plant. 3. smallpox. 4. chem. flowers, (a) sublimate: kükürt çiçeği flowers of sulfur. 5. colloq. loose woman, sexually promiscuous woman. 6. colloq. charming scoundrel; charming woman who is up to no good. - açmak to bloom, flower, blossom. - aşısı 1. smallpox vaccine. 2. smallpox vaccination. - bahçesi flower garden. -i burnunda (çamuru karnında) 1. garden-fresh, very fresh (fruit, vegetable). 2. fresh, hot (piece of news). 3. (someone) who is a rank newcomer to (a job): çiçeği burnunda bir gazeteci a cub reporter. - çıkarmak to break out with smallpox. - durumu bot. inflorescence. - dürbünü kaleidoscope. - gibi 1. very clean and neat. 2. very neat and attractive. - tarhı flower bed. - vermek to bloom, flower, blossom. " -
7 becerikli
adj. resourceful, capable, efficient, skilful, skillful, skilly, dextrous, adept, adroit, agile, clever, deft, designing, dexterous, facile, gifted, handsome, ingenious, knowing, light-handed, neat, nimble fingered, performing, practical, pushful* * *1. adept 2. deft 3. dexterous 4. doughty 5. gumptious 6. resourceful -
8 sığır
n. neat* * *1. beef cattle 2. buffalo 3. cattle -
9 susuz
adj. droughty, waterless, dry, dehydrated, thirsty, anhydrous, neat* * *1. thirsty 2. waterless 3. anhydrous 4. juiceless 5. thirstier (adj.) -
10 temiz giyimli
adj. neat, smug, trig* * *trig (adj.) -
11 tertipli
adj. organized, orderly, tidy, shipshape* * *neat -
12 zarif
adj. canny, dandyish, classy, go go, clever, pulchritudinous, courtly, dainty, dandy, dinky, dressy, ducky, elegant, graceful, gracious, natty, neat, pretty, recherche, sharp, stylish, sylphish, sylphlike, sylphy* * *1. willowy 2. elegant 3. exquisite 4. graceful -
13 zeki
adj. apt, astute, brainy, bright, brilliant, clear, clever, quick of comprehension, cute, discerning, ingenious, intellectual, intelligent, keen, keen witted, longheaded, luminous, neat, nifty, nimble witted, as fresh as paint, penetrating, penetrative* * *1. quick witted 2. sagacious 3. sharp witted 4. acute 5. apt 6. brainy 7. clear eyed 8. clever 9. ingenious 10. intelligent -
14 muntazam
adj. regular, formal, neat--------adv. in good order -
15 paça
n. lower part of the trouser leg, trotter, calves foot, neat's foot, cuff -
16 sek
adj. straight, sharp, neat, dry, sec -
17 son derece zarif
adj. neat as a pin -
18 sığır ayağı
n. neat's foot -
19 derli toplu
"tidy, neat, orderly, spick-and-span, trim; (anlatým) compact" -
20 düzenli
"orderly, tidy, trim, neat; ordered, well-arranged; systematic, methodical; regular"
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neat — S2 [ni:t] adj comparative neater superlative neatest ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 1¦(tidy)¦ 2¦(liking things tidy)¦ 3¦(good)¦ 4¦(small)¦ 5¦(clever)¦ 6¦(drinks)¦ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ [Date: 1500 1600; : French; … Dictionary of contemporary English
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