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21 boru rakoru
pipe union -
22 boru tapası
pipe plug -
23 boru tıkacı
pipe plug -
24 boş hayal
pipe dream -
25 lüleci çamuru
pipe clay -
26 süzdürme künkü
pipe drain -
27 fitings
pipe fittings. -
28 boru
"1. pipe, tube. 2. mus. horn; bugle. 3. slang nonsense, empty talk. 4. slang bad, in a bad state. - ağı plumbing, the plumbing system of a building. - anahtarı pipe wrench. - askısı pipe support. - bileziği ring put around a stove pipe. - çalmak 1. to blow a horn. 2. for a bugle to blow. -sunu çalmak /ın/ to jump to do (someone´s) wishes so as to curry his favor. - değil!/boru mu bu? colloq. That´s no small matter! - dirseği elbow, elbow-shaped pipe. - döşemek to install plumbing. - kelepçesi pipe clip. - mengenesi pipe vise. -suna ot tıkamak /ın/ to silence, shut (someone) up. -su ötmek colloq. to have authority, be influential." -
29 boşaltma borusu
n. drain pipe, waste pipe, downpipe, escape pipe* * *1. discharge pipe 2. drain pipe -
30 künk
clay tile, pipe drain, soil pipe, clay water pipe, cement water pipe -
31 çubuk
"1. rod, bar. 2. wand, staff. 3. the smaller of two drumsticks. 4. long-stemmed tobacco pipe, chibouk. 5. young branch, shoot, twig; sapling. 6. stripe or rib in cloth. 7. naut. upper mast. - aşısı hort. graft. - demiri iron cast as rods or bars. - içmek to smoke a long pipe. - takımı mouthpiece of a tobacco pipe. -unu tüttürmek/tellendirmek 1. to smoke one´s pipe. 2. to take it easy." -
32 boru
n. pipe, tube, trumpet, horn, trump, clarion; conduit, drain, duct; bugle, brass wind instrument (especially used for sounding military signals)* * *1. bugle 2. hose 3. pipe 4. trump 5. pipe (n.) 6. blare (n.) -
33 emme borusu
n. suction pipe* * *1. admission pipe 2. admission tube 3. inlet tube 4. intake pipe -
34 pipo
n. pipe* * *1. tobacco pipe 2. pipe -
35 toprak künk
n. clay* * *1. clay pipe 2. earth pipe 3. earthenware pipe -
36 lağım borusu
n. sewer pipe, drain pipe, soil pipe -
37 ana boru
n. main pipe, main* * *main pipe -
38 besleme borusu
n. supply pipe* * *delivery pipe -
39 borulu org
n. flue pipe, flue* * *pipe organ -
40 giriş borusu
1. inlet pipe 2. lead in pipe
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