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101 fora
"naut. Open it!/Unfurl (the sail)! - etmek /ı/ 1. to open; to unfurl. 2. slang to pull (something) off." -
102 geçirilmek
"1. to be passed. 2. /dan/ to be passed through. 3. /dan/ to be passed over. 4. /a/ to be carried over to, be moved over to; to be transported to, be conveyed to (a place). 5. /a/ to be recorded on/in, be entered in/on, be registered in, be written down on/in. 6. /a/ (for glass) to be put, fit, fixed, or inserted into (a frame). 7. /a/ (for a cover, a case) to be inserted into (a frame). 7. /a/ (for a cover, a case) to be put or slipped on/over. 8. /a/ (for a ring) to be put or slipped on. 9. (for someone) to be seen off. 10. /a/ (for someone) to be accompanied to (a place). 11. /da/ (for a period of time) to be passed or spent at/in. 12. /dan/ to be subjected to, be inflicted with. 13. /a/ (for a disease) to be transmitted to (someone, an animal), be spread to (someone, an animal). 14. /la/ (for a period of time) to be spent on/in/by (doing something)." -
103 gâvur
"1. vulg. giaour, non-Muslim; Christian. 2. vulg. infidel, unbeliever. 3. colloq. merciless, cruel, heartless; obstinate. - bozuntusu slang stutterer, stammerer. - etmek /ı/ colloq. to squander, waste (something). - eziyeti 1. deliberately making someone´s job hard. 2. backbreaking work. - icadı invention imported from the West. - inadı pigheadedness, obstinacy. -a kızıp oruç yemek/bozmak to harm oneself in an effort to spite someone else, cut off one´s nose to spite one´s face. - olmak 1. to become a Christian. 2. to be wasted. - orucu gibi uzamak to be interminable, go on endlessly. - ölüsü gibi very heavy or bulky." -
104 har
used in: -ı başına vurmak to go wild, let oneself get out of control. -ı geçmek 1. to lose one´s enthusiasm. 2. to calm down, cease to be angry. 3. (for something hot) to cool off. - gür/hur noisy squabble, hullabaloo, rumpus. - har strongly, violently, noisily. - vurup harman savurmak /ı/ to squander. -
105 hazret
",-ti 1. When used in the singular in a Persian izafet construction it becomes a title for God, for important religious figures, or for a sacred or esteemed book: Hazreti Muhammet the Prophet Muhammad. Hazreti Musa the Prophet Moses. Hazreti Kuran the Holy Koran. 2. When used in a Turkish izafet construction it becomes a title for secular personages: Kraliçe Hazretleri Her Majesty the Queen. Dük Hazretleri His Grace the Duke. 3. used without a qualifying noun to refer to a venerated or important figure: Hazretin türbesi burada. The tomb of the Holy Man is here. Hazretin odasına çıktım. I went up to his Excellency´s room. 4. his nibs, high cockalorum (used sarcastically): Hazreti gördün mü? Have you seen his nibs? 5. colloq. chief, Brit. squire (used as a jocular form of address): Nereye hazret? Where are you off to, squire? H-i Nuh´tan kalma 1. very old, ancient, (something) which came out of the Ark. 2. very antiquated; very out-of-date." -
106 haşlamak
/ı/ 1. to boil, cook (something) in boiling water. 2. to scald. 3. (for an insect) to sting (someone) all over. 4. (for frost) to burn (plants). 5. colloq. to scold, tell (someone) off. -
107 kakalamak
1. /ı/ to prod or poke continually. 2. /ı, a/ to palm (something, someone) off on (someone). -
108 kakalanmak
1. to be prodded or poked continually. 2. /a/ (for something, someone) to be palmed off on (someone). -
109 kapamak
"1. /ı/ to close, shut. 2. /ı/ to plug up, stop up. 3. /ı/ to block (a view, a road). 4. /ı/ to cover, conceal, hide, obscure; to veil. 5. /ı/ to close down, shut down (a business); to suppress, abolish (an organization). 6. /ı/ to turn off (a faucet, electricity, a radio). 7. /ı/ to settle, pay up (an account). 8. /ı/ to drop (a matter). 9. /ı, a/ to lock up (someone, something) in (a place). 10. /ı/ to stockpile, hoard. 11. /ı/ to close up (the space between rows or ranks). 12. /ı/ to reduce (the space between printed lines)." -
110 karga
"crow. - beyni prov. a dish prepared with yogurt and grape syrup. -lar bok yemeden vulg. very early in the morning. -yı bülbül diye satmak colloq. 1. to praise the politeness and refinement of someone rude and unrefined. 2. to try to pass off someone/something ugly as beautiful; to swindle someone. - derneği assemblage of fools or scoundrels. - gibi swarthy and skinny. - sekmez lonely, deserted (place). - taşlamak slang to pester a girl with improper advances. - yürüyüşü moving forward by hopping while in a squatting position (an exercise)." -
111 karın
",-rnı 1. abdomen; abdominal region. 2. belly, stomach. 3. womb. 4. belly; the rounded, protrusive part (of something). 5. colloq. mind, head. 6. phys. antinode, loop. -ı acıkmak to be hungry, get hungry. -ı aç hungry. -ı ağrımak to have a stomach ache. - ağrısı 1. stomach ache, colic. 2. colloq. a pain in the neck (person). 3. colloq. what-do-you-call-it, whatyoumayjigger. - boşluğu anat. abdominal cavity. -ı burnunda very much in the family way, big with child. -ını deşmek /ın/ colloq. to stab (someone) in the belly. -ı doymak to be full, have eaten one´s fill. -ını doyurmak 1. to eat one´s fill. 2. /ın/ to feed (someone). - fıtığı path. abdominal hernia. -ı geniş easygoing, nonchalant. -ı gitmek to have diarrhea. -ı karnına geçmiş painfully thin person. -ından konuşan kimse ventriloquist. -ından konuşma ventriloquism. -ından konuşmak to ventriloquize. -ından söylemek 1. to speak very softly. 2. to make up a tale, make up a yarn. -ı sürmek to have diarrhea. -ı tok not hungry, full. -ım tok (bu sözlere). colloq. I´m tired of hearing about it. -ı tok, sırtı pek well-off and contented with life. - üstüne iniş crash landing (made without using the landing gear). - yüzgeci ventral fin. -ı zil/dümbelek çalmak for (one´s) stomach to growl from hunger; (for someone) to be very hungry." -
112 kazımak
"/ı/ 1. to scrape; to scrape (something) off. 2. to shave. 3. to engrave, incise. 4. slang to fast-talk (someone). 5. slang to take (someone´s) last penny, clean (someone) out." -
113 kazıtmak
/ı, a/ to have (something) scraped or scraped off. -
114 kaçmak
"1. /dan/ to escape (from), flee; to desert; to run away (from); to skip out of; to sneak off from. 2. /dan/ to get out of, avoid, shirk (an obligation). 3. /dan/ to avoid, stay away from (someone, a place). 4. /dan/ (for liquid, gas) to leak, leak out (of); (for electricity) to escape from (something). 5. (for a stocking) to run, Brit. ladder. 6. /a/ (for water, dust, an insect) to slip into, get into, penetrate (one´s eye, ear, a container). 7. /a/ to slip to (one side). 8. to disappear, go away without saying good-bye. 9. /la/ to elope with. 10. to run fast. 11. (for one´s sleep, peace of mind, good mood) to disappear, vanish, go away. 12. /a/ to tend toward, verge on, be tinted with (exaggeration, malice, another color). 13. to seem (rude, inopportune). 14. to turn out (well, badly). Kaçan balık büyük olur. proverb One always imagines the thing one has missed to be better than it actually was. kaçacak delik aramak to look for a place to hide. kaçmaktan kovalamaya/kovmaya vakti olmamak/vakit bulamamak/eli değmemek to be so busy with important matters that one has no time for lesser things. " -
115 ki
"1. who; which; that: bir çocuk ki çok yaramaz a child who´s very naughty. Anlaşıldı ki bu işi o yapmış. It´s become clear that he´s the one who did this. Sanmam ki gelsin. I don´t think he´ll come. Bir şey yapmadım ki pişmanlık duyayım. I haven´t done anything that I should feel sorry about. 2. so... that; such... that: Öyle ucuz ki herkes alabilir. It´s so cheap that everyone can afford it. 3. -what do you know!-, -would you believe it?-; -son of a gun!-: Eve geldim ki kapı duvar. I came home, but-would you believe it?-nobody answered the door. Elimi cebime attım ki mangiz nanay. I felt in my pocket for it, but -son of a gun!-the dough wasn´t there. 4. seeing that, considering that: Adam üşümüş ki paltosunu giymiş. The man must have been cold, seeing that he put on his coat. 5. as, though: Cevap vermeseydi bile -ki verdi- iş olacağına varırdı. Even if he hadn´t made a reply-though he did-the thing wouldn´t have turned out any differently. 6. when: Henüz uykuya dalmıştım ki, bir patlama oldu. I´d just dropped off to sleep when something exploded. 7...., I wonder?: Bilmem ki ne yapsam? What should I do, I wonder? 8. indicates frustration, disapproval, doubt, or anxiety: O bana inanmaz ki! She will not believe me, so why should I talk with her? Ama bana verirler mi ki? But will they actually give it to me, I wonder? 9. used for emphasis: Öyle güzel ki! It´s more beautiful than I can say! Öyle bir para döktü ki! He spent money like it was going out of style! Araba ki ne araba! It´s a car and a half!/It´s some car!" -
116 kopartmak
/ı, a/ to have (someone) break or tear (something) off. -
117 orsa
naut. 1. the weather side (of a ship). 2. (a ship´s) being turned into the wind. - alabanda naut. Hard alee!/Down with the helm! - etmek naut. to luff up, go nearer the wind. - gitmek naut. to hug the wind, sail close to the wind. - poca/boca 1. naut. tacking and veering, luffing and falling off. 2. (doing something) after meeting with various difficulties. -
118 oyalamak
",oyalandırmak /ı/ 1. to detain (someone) (so that he is delayed in doing something). 2. to put (someone) off with trumped-up excuses. 3. to distract, keep (someone) busy; to divert, amuse." -
119 papaz
"1. priest; minister, pastor. 2. playing cards king. -a dönmek to need a haircut. -ı göt altında bulmak slang to get one´s comeuppance, get oneself into trouble. - her gün pilav yemez. proverb 1. Don´t ask a person to do something too often, or he´ll get fed up and refuse to do it at all. 2. Things can´t always go the way you´d like them to. -a kızıp oruç/perhiz bozmak to cut off one´s nose to spite one´s face. - lojmanı parsonage; vicarage; rectory. - okulu seminary. - uçurmak colloq. to have a drinking party, have a booze-up." -
120 parlatmak
"1. /ı/ to polish, burnish; to make (something) shine, gleam, or glisten. 2. slang to toss off (booze), knock back (booze)."
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