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1 için karlı
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3 kârlı
"profitable, advantageous. - çıkmak (for someone) to come out ahead, make a profit; (for a job) to turn out to be profitable. " -
4 kazançlı
profitable, lucrative, remunerative -
5 kârlı
profitable, advantageous, fruitful, productive, remunerative, lucrative -
6 faydalı
adj. useful, profitable, helpful, of use, advantageous, beneficial, benignant, favorable, favourable [Brit.], rewarding, salutary, serviceable, utilitarian, utility, valuable* * *1. helpful 2. profitable 3. useful -
7 yararlı
adj. advantageous, beneficial, benign, benignant, efficacious, good, handy, healthful, healthy, helpful, profitable, salubrious, salutary, sanative, sanatory, subservient, of use, useful, wholesome* * *1. profitable 2. salutary 3. useful 4. beneficial 5. fruitful 6. instrumental -
8 karlı
adj. snowy, covered with snow, snowcapped* * *1. advantageous 2. lucrative 3. profitable 4. snowy -
9 kazançlı
adj. profitable, beneficial, lucrative, paying, fat, fruitful, gainful, productive, prosperous, remunerative, yielding* * *1. gainful 2. lucrative 3. remunerative -
10 randımanlı
"productive; profitable" -
11 verimli
"productive, fertile, rich; profitable, fruitful; prolific, productive" -
12 yararlı
useful, beneficial, advantageous, profitable faydalý -
13 bilek
1. wrist. 2. pastern (of an animal). -inde altın bileziği olmak /ın/ to possess a profitable skill, be the possessor of a valuable skill. - bilek akmak to flow out in a strong stream. - gibi 1. abundant (hair). 2. (flowing) heavily. -ine güvenmek to trust to one´s fists. -inin hakkı ile by one´s own efforts, on one´s own, by one´s bootstraps. - kuvveti the strength of one´s fists. -/kol saati wrist watch. -
14 istifadeli
advantageous, profitable, useful. -
15 kazançlı
1. profitable, lucrative. 2. with profit, having profited. -
16 kol
"1. arm. 2. sleeve. 3. limb, large branch (of a tree). 4. crank. 5. handle; lever. 6. phys. arm. 7. neck (of a musical instrument). 8. strand (of a rope). 9. division, branch. 10. patrol. 11. club (in a school). 12. gang; troupe. 13. mil. column. 14. formerly wing (of an army). 15. side (direction). 16. butchery shank. 17. arm (of a chair). 18. brachial. -larını açmak /a/ to receive (someone) with open arms. -unda altın bileziği olmak to possess a profitable skill. - askısı med. sling. - atardamarı anat. brachial artery. - atmak 1. (for a tree) to put forth branches. 2. to spread, extend. - bağı mil. brassard. - dayanağı armrest. - demiri iron bar (used to bar a door). - düğmesi cuff link. - emeği manual labor. - evi tailor. armhole, place where the sleeve joins the yoke. - gezmek 1. (for a security force) to patrol an area. 2. (for a criminal) to prowl around or lurk in an area. -una girmek /ın/ to take (someone´s) arm. -u kanadı kırılmak to be left sitting high and dry (after losing one´s source or sources of support), have the rug pulled out from under one. - kanat olmak/germek /a/ to take (someone) under (one´s) wing. - kapağı (shirt) cuff. - kemiği anat. humerus. - kola arm in arm. - kola girmek to link arms. -una kuvvet. colloq. Keep it up!/Keep up the good work! - saati wrist watch. -larını sallaya sallaya gelmek to come without bothering to bring anything (as a gift). -ları/-larını sıvamak to get ready to do something, roll up one´s sleeves. - tahtası sleeveboard. - uzatmak to spread, expand, branch out. -u uzun powerful and influential. - vurmak to patrol; to wander around. - yormak to work hard." -
17 rantabl
econ. profitable. -
18 sağlam
"1. healthy, strong. 2. strong, sound, secure; well-built, well-made; in good condition, undamaged. 3. trustworthy, reliable, dependable. 4. colloq. most certainly, without a doubt. - ayakkabı değil. colloq. He´s unreliable. (bir işi) - kazığa/-a bağlamak to ensure that nothing goes wrong; to make (something) sure, certain, or safe. - kaba kotarmak /ı/ to reorganize (something) so that it becomes profitable or beneficial, make (something) a going concern. - rüzgâr steady wind. " -
19 yağlı
"1. oily, oleaginous; fatty; greasy; tallowy; suety; lardy; buttery. 2. made with oil, fat, grease, tallow, suet, shortening, lard, butter, or margarine. 3. fat; plump; obese. 4. colloq. rich, in the money, well-off, well-fixed. 5. colloq. easy and very profitable. - ballı olmak /la/ to be very friendly with each other, be very pally with each other. - güreş greased wrestling (a form of wrestling popular in Turkey). - kâğıt a wrapping paper resistant to oil or grease. - kapı colloq. rich employer. - kömür bituminous coal, fat coal. - kuyruk colloq. job from which or person off whom a lot of money can be easily made." -
20 zarar
"1. damage, injury, detriment, harm. 2. com. loss. -ı dokunmak /a/ to harm, be harmful to, have a harmful effect on. - etmek 1. to lose money. 2. to make a wrong move, do something to one´s detriment. 3. /a/ to damage, injure, harm. - gelmek /dan/ (for someone) to suffer at the hands of; to be wronged by; to be treated unjustly by: Tuba´dan zarar gelmez. No harm´ll come your way from Tuba. - görmek 1. /dan/ to be damaged, injured, or harmed by. 2. to suffer loss. -ın neresinden dönülse kârdır. proverb If you find yourself in a situation where you can´t seem to get ahead no matter what you do, the only profitable step you can take is to extricate yourself from the whole thing as soon as possible. -ına satmak /ı/ to sell (something) at a loss. -a sokmak /ı/ to cause (someone, a place of business) to suffer loss or damage. - vermek /a/ to damage, injure, harm. -ı yok. colloq. It doesn´t matter./Never mind./That´s okay./Forget it."
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