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1 atlama
adj. of a jump, of a spring, of a leap--------n. jump, jumping, leap, skip, skipping, crossover, dive, hop, take off, vault, vaulting* * *1. omission 2. skip (n.) 3. jump (n.) -
2 sıçrama
adj. spring--------n. jumping, bouncing, springing, skipping, splash, leap, start, bounce, jump, vaulting, bound, caper, capriole, gambol, hop, rush, saltation, skip, spring, take off, vault* * *1. jumping (n.) 2. splashing (n.) 3. leap (n.) 4. splash (n.) -
3 sıçramak
v. jump, bounce, leap, skip, start up, vault, splash, splatter, splutter, bound, buck, capriole, cavort, gambol, hop, jerk, jink, leap up, skitter, spatter, spring, sputter, squirt, take off* * *hop -
4 sıçramamak
v. (neg. form of sıçramak) jump, bounce, leap, skip, start up, vault, splash, splatter, splutter, bound, buck, capriole, cavort, gambol, hop, jerk, jink, leap up, skitter, spatter, spring, sputter, squirt, take off -
5 fırlamak
v. fly off, fly out, leap up, dart, boom, burst, soar (prices), bolt, bounce, break, dash, make a dash, dodge, fling, flirt, high tail, hurl oneself, hurtle, jump, shoot, shoot ahead, shoot off, shoot out, shoot up, skyrocket, spring, stand out--------fırlamak (göz)v. goggle -
6 fırlamamak
v. (neg. form of fırlamak) fly off, fly out, leap up, dart, boom, burst, soar (prices), bolt, bounce, break, dash, make a dash, dodge, fling, flirt, high tail, hurl oneself, hurtle, jump, shoot, shoot ahead, shoot off, shoot out, shoot up, skyrocket, spring, stand out -
7 atlatmak
"to make jump; to leap sth over sth; (hastalýk) to recover from; to overcome; to escape, to elude, to avoid, to weather, to doge; to throw sth/sb off, to get rid of, to cheat, to evade"
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