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4 işgal
,-li 1. occupation, holding by force. 2. distraction, diverting from work. 3. keeping (someone) busy. 4. occupying, taking up (space). - altında occupied, under military occupation. - etmek /ı/ 1. to keep (someone) busy, occupy. 2. to occupy, take up (space). 3. to divert (someone) from his work. 4. to occupy, hold by force, take over. - kuvvetleri the occupying forces. -
5 meşgul ol
1. take up with 2. engage in 3. occupy with 4. engaged (v.) -
6 oturmak
v. sit, sit down, be seated, take a seat, sit oneself, seat oneself, sit on, fit, live, reside, occupy, dwell in, indwell, inhabit, gear, hang out, locate, lodge, park oneself, perch, room, set, settle, stable, tenant--------oturmak (lâf)v. fall* * *1. reside 2. sit 3. sit down -
7 işgal etmek
v. occupy -
8 meşgul etmek
v. occupy, employ -
9 meşgul olmak
v. be busy, be occupied with doing, engage in, deal, be at smth., be into, concern oneself, handle, occupy oneself, take up, weigh in, work, work away -
10 oturmamak
v. (neg. form of otomatikleştirmek) sit, sit down, be seated, take a seat, sit oneself, seat oneself, sit on, fit, live, reside, occupy, dwell in, indwell, inhabit, gear, hang out, locate, lodge, park oneself, perch, room, set, settle, stable, tenant -
11 işgal etmek
a) to occupy, to take over b) to distract c) to keep busy -
12 iştigal etmek
to occupy oneself with -
13 meşgul etmek
to keep busy, to occupy -
14 oturmak
"to sit; to sit down; to squat; to live, to reside, to inhabit, to occupy, to dwell; to fit well; (bina) to settle, to sink" -
15 tutmak
"to hold; to stop, to detain; to catch, to seize; to keep; to cover, to take; to take up, to occupy; to hold with sth, to agree with, to approve of; to employ, to engage; to keep sb on; to hire, to rent; to make sick; to amount to, to total, to add up to;" marke etmek -
16 yer tutmak
a) to reserve a place b) to occupy a place -
17 zamanını almak
to occupy one's time -
18 dert
"1. a chronic disease, sickness. 2. a trouble, a sorrow, a care, a worry. 3. complaint. 4. a troublesome problem. -ini açmak /a/ to confide one´s troubles (to). - benim, tasa senin mi? colloq. It´s my worry; why are you fretting? -e çatmak to run into trouble. - çekmek to suffer. -ini çekmek /ın/ to suffer for (another person or thing); to be left holding the bag. - değil! colloq. It´s no trouble! -e dert katmak to pile one trouble on another. -ini deşmek/depreştirmek /ın/ to remind (another) of his/her trouble. - dökmek to talk about one´s troubles. -ini dökmek to pour out one´s troubles. -e düşmek to fall into trouble. -ine düşmek /ın/ to be deeply occupied with (something special). - edinmek/etmek /ı/ to occupy oneself with (a worrisome problem). -e girmek to get into trouble. -i günü /ın/ his special thought, his obsession. -ini Marko Paşa´ya anlat. colloq. Don´t bother me with your troubles. - olmak /a/ to become a worry (to). - ortağı 1. a sympathetic ear. 2. confidant. 3. fellow sufferer. - sahibi 1. troubled, having troubles. 2. having bad health, sickly, ailing. -ini söylemeyen/ saklayan derman bulamaz. proverb You won´t get any help unless you tell someone what is troubling you. - yanmak /a/ to pour out one´s troubles (to). -ine yanmak to pity one´s fate, feel sorry for oneself." -
19 haremlik
"1. being a wife, wifehood. 2. the part of a house occupied by the women. - selamlık olmak (for men and women) to sit separately; to occupy separate quarters (in a house)." -
20 iştigal
,-li being busy with. - etmek /la/ to occupy oneself (with), be busy (with).
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