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1 önlemek
v. prevent, prevent from, prohibit, intercept, avert, avoid, arrest, baffle, bank, circumvent, get under control, counterwork, estop, face up to, foil, foreclose, forestall, frustrate, head off, jugulate, keep back, obviate, occlude, preclude--------önlemek (tehlike)v. ward off* * *prevent -
2 yasaklamak
v. ban, put a ban on, bar, call off, debar, embargo, enjoin, forbid, imprison, inhibit, interdict, outlaw, prohibit, proscribe, taboo, put under a taboo, tabu* * *ban -
3 menetmek
v. forbid, prohibit, prevent, disallow, bar, disqualify, ban, constrain, debar, disable, enjoin, estop, foreclose, interdict, warn from, warn off -
4 menetmemek
v. (neg. form of menetmek) forbid, prohibit, prevent, disallow, bar, disqualify, ban, constrain, debar, disable, enjoin, estop, foreclose, interdict, warn from, warn off -
5 olanak vermemek
v. make impossible, prohibit, forbid -
6 yasaklamamak
v. (neg. form of yasaklamak) ban, put a ban on, bar, call off, debar, embargo, enjoin, forbid, imprison, inhibit, interdict, outlaw, prohibit, proscribe, taboo, put under a taboo, tabu -
7 önlememek
v. (neg. form of önlemek) prevent, prevent from, prohibit, intercept, avert, avoid, arrest, baffle, bank, circumvent, get under control, counterwork, estop, face up to, foil, foreclose, forestall, frustrate, head off, jugulate, keep back, obviate, occlude, preclude -
8 önüne geçmek
v. get ahead of smb., head off, forestall, preclude, prevent, prohibit, obviate -
9 menetmek
to forbid, to prohibit, to debar sb (from sth) yasaklamak, engel olmak -
10 yasak etmek
to prohibit, to forbid -
11 yasaklamak
to prohibit, to forbid, to ban, to inhibit, to proscribe -
12 önlemek
to prevent, to prohibit, to block, to stop, to check, to avoid, to repress, to thwart, to avert -
13 menetmek
/ı/ to forbid, prohibit. -
14 yasak
"1. prohibition; ban. 2. forbidden, prohibited, off-limits. - bölge off-limits area. - etmek /ı/ to forbid, prohibit; to ban. - olmak to be forbidden, be prohibited; to be banned. - savmak 1. (for something) to do in a pinch, just to pass muster, get one by and no more, get you through and no more, just barely to suffice, just to come up to the mark. 2. (for something) to be done merely for the sake of form, be done merely for the sake of etiquette or propriety." -
15 yasaklamak
"/ı/ to forbid, prohibit; to ban; /ı, a/ to forbid (someone) (something); /ı, a/ to forbid (someone) (to do something)."
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