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1 zulüm
oppression, persecution, tyranny, atrocity, cruelty -
2 üzgü
oppression, torment eziyet, eza, cefa -
3 düşkünezenlik
oppression, cruelty. -
4 baskı
adj. typographic--------n. edition, print, printing, press; pressure, restraint, coercion, compulsion; constraint, crackdown, crush, duress, force, heat, impression, repression, screw, squeeze, stress, thrust--------pref. piezo* * *1. edition 2. oppression 3. suppression 4. print (n.) 5. imprint (n.) -
5 boyunduruk
n. yoke, chain, lock, oppression, stock; headlock, hold in which a wrestler grasps the head of his opponent (Wrestling)* * *1. headlock 2. yoke 3. yoke (n.) -
6 eziyet
n. torture, torment, pain, grind, gnawing, grinding work, infliction, maltreatment, oppression, persecution, punishment, vexation* * *1. infliction 2. torture 3. travail (n.) -
7 güçlük
n. difficulty, arduousness, hardship, hassle, adversity, complexity, complicacy, hurdle, oppression, rub, stumbling block* * *1. adversity 2. difficulty -
8 zulüm
n. cruelty, grimness, oppression, persecution, tyranny* * *1. cruelty 2. despotism -
9 baskı
"press; pressure; printing, edition, impression; oppression, compulsion, duress; (giyside) hem" -
10 boyunduruk
"yoke; crowfoot; lintel; oppression" -
11 tazyik
pressure " basýnç; oppression" baský -
12 cefa
1.cruelty, oppression. 2. unkindness, harshness. 3. suffering, pain. - çekmek/görmek to suffer. - etmek /a/ to inflict pain (on), torment. -
13 eza
"unjust treatment, torment, anguish. - cefa oppression and torment. - çekmek/görmek to suffer torment; to suffer injustice. " -
14 eziklik
1. being bruised. 2. being crushed, oppression. 3. mild feeling of hunger. -
15 hürriyet
,-ti freedom, liberty. -i seçmek 1. to choose to live in freedom (instead of under oppression). 2. to opt to be one´s own boss. -
16 kahır
",-hrı 1. pain and sadness, tribulation, or suffering (accompanied by a rankling sense of injustice): Mazlume´nin sıhhatinin bozulması onun kahrındandır. It´s because of the tribulation he´s caused her that Mazlume´s health has given way. 2. heartsickness. 3. rare coercion, force. 4. rare oppression. -ını çekememek /ın/ to be unable to put up with the pain (someone, something) unjustly causes one. -ı çekilmez unbearable, insupportable, insufferable. -ını çekmek /ın/ to put up with the pain (someone, something) unjustly causes one. -ından ölmek /ın/ 1. to die of the pain which (someone, an event) causes one; to die of heartsickness: Adam müebbet hapse çarpıldı; altı ay sonra kadın kahrından öldü. The man got a life sentence, and six months later the woman died of the pain of it. 2. to be very hurt by, be in mental agony; to eat one´s heart out. -ına uğramak /ın/ to fall afoul of (someone´s) wrath or malice. - yüzünden lütfa uğramak to benefit from something that was meant to harm one. " -
17 korku
"fear; phobia; fright; dread; terror. - dağları bekler/bekletir/aşırır. proverb 1. Some people prefer to flee to the mountains and brave the elements, rather than suffer punishment or oppression. 2. Fear can get the best of people. -nun ecele faydası yoktur. proverb There is no use fearing the inevitable. - filmi horror movie. - saçmak to spread terror. - vermek /a/ to terrorize." -
18 kıygı
1. injustice. 2. oppression, tyranny. -
19 kıyın
1. oppression, tyranny. 2. law sentence, punishment. -
20 zalimlik
"1. unjustness; injustice; oppressiveness; oppression; tyrannicalness; tyranny. 2. cruelness; cruelty; unfeelingness, heartlessness. "
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