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1 biçilmek
"1. (for wood, stone) to be cut and shaped, be hewn (according to a pattern). 2. tailor. (for cloth) to be cut (in order to make a dress, shirt, etc.); (for a garment) to be cut out. 3. (for a cereal crop) to be reaped; (for hay, grass) to be cut, be mowed, be mown. 4. /a/ (for a price) to be put on, be assigned to (something). biçilmiş kaftan /için or a/ just the right person for; just the right thing for, just what was needed, just what the doctor ordered: Bu iş senin için biçilmiş kaftan. This job was made for you." -
2 tarak
"1. comb (used to comb the hair or hold it in place). 2. card or comb (for dressing wool, etc.); hackle, hatchel (for dressing flax, hemp, jute). 3. rake; harrow. 4. reed (a device on a loom). 5. instep, metatarsus (of a human foot). 6. metacarpus (of a human hand). 7. gill (of a fish). 8. crest (of feathers on a bird´s head). 9. scallop, cockle. 10. comb (a tool used in dressing stone). 11. a striped pattern (in a piece of embroidered cloth). 12. dredge, dredging machine. 13. dragnet. - dişi tooth of a comb. - dubası scoop or bucket of a dredging machine. - gemisi dredge. - makinesi dredging machine. - vurmak /a/ to comb."
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