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1 gölge
"1. shadow, umbra. 2. shade. 3. shadow, silhouette. 4. shadow, shading (in a painting or drawing). 5. shadow, a person who sticks close to someone. 6. shadow, protection. -si altında /ın/ under the protection of. -de bırakmak /ı/ 1. to cast (someone) into the shade, put (someone) in the shade, overshadow, surpass. 2. to overshadow, cast (something) into the shade. - düşmek /a/ (for a shadow) to fall upon (something). - düşürmek /a/ to cast a shadow on, overshadow, cloud. - etmek 1. to make a shadow, cast a shadow. 2. to stand in one´s light, block one´s light. 3. to stand in one´s way, thwart one´s efforts. - etme, başka ihsan istemem. Don´t bother me; that´s all I ask of you. - gibi shadowy. - görüntü silhouette. - kabine pol. shadow cabinet. -de kalmak to keep in the background. -sinden korkmak to be frightened of one´s own shadow. - olmak /a/ to protect, take (someone) under one´s wing. - oyunu shadow play, shadow show (with flat figures or puppets). - tiyatrosu shadow play, shadow theater (performed by living actors). - vurmak /a/ art to shade." -
2 küçült
1. belittle 2. lessen 3. make small 4. minimize 5. overshadow 6. scale down 7. shrink 8. lessening (v.) 9. belittling (v.) 10. minimized (v.) 11. belittled (v.) 12. lessened (v.) -
3 gölge etmek
v. overshadow, overshade, shade, cast a shadow -
4 gölgede bırakmak
v. overshadow, overshade, outshine, put into the shades, upstage, cut out, dwarf, eclipse, excel, supplant, trump -
5 gölgelemek
v. overshadow, shadow, shade, put into the shades, cast a suspicion on, canopy, cloud, embower -
6 gölgelememek
v. (neg. form of gölgelemek) overshadow, shadow, shade, put into the shades, cast a suspicion on, canopy, cloud, embower -
7 gölge düşürmek
to overshadow -
8 gölgede bırakmak
to overshadow, to surpass, to eclipse -
9 gölgelemek
"to leave in the shade; to overshadow; to shade in" -
10 gölgelemek
/ı/ 1. to cast (something) into shadow. 2. to overshadow. 3. art to shade in.
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