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1 sürdürmek
v. continue, keep on, keep going, maintain, remain, carry on, keep up, go ahead with smth., elongate, follow, keep, lead, perpetuate, persist, prolong, prosecute, pursue, support, sustain, wage, uphold* * *maintain -
2 uzatmak
v. extend, prolong, lengthen, stretch out, protract, renew, augment, belabor, belabour [Brit.], continue, drag out, draw out, elongate, enlarge, grow, hand, hold out, hold over, outstretch, pad out, pass, pull out, rack, reach, repose on, sidestep* * *extend -
3 sürdürmemek
v. (neg. form of sürdürmek) continue, keep on, keep going, maintain, remain, carry on, keep up, go ahead with smth., elongate, follow, keep, lead, perpetuate, persist, prolong, prosecute, pursue, support, sustain, wage, uphold -
4 temdit etmek
v. prolong -
5 uzatmak
"to elongate, to extend, to lengthen; to prolong; (süre) to protract; to hand, to pass, to reach; (saç, sakal, býyýk, vb.) to grow; to drag sth out, to draw sth out, to enlarge on sth; to stick sth out" -
6 vadesini uzatmak
to prolong a term -
7 hadi
1. Come on! (used to spur someone on): Hadi Betül! Come on, Betül! 2. All right.../OK...: Hadi senin olsun. OK, it´s yours. 3. OK, let´s say.../So...: Tavuklar günde hadi iki kez yumurtlasın. Let´s say the hens lay twice a day. Hadi Hamide gelmesin. Ne olur? Let´s say Hamide doesn´t come. So what? 4. Come off it!/Nonsense!: Hadi be, beni aptal mı sandın? Come off it man, do you take me for a fool? 5. I can understand that..., but.../ OK..., but...: Hadi hediye için parası yoktu, bari bir kart yollasaydı! I can understand that he didn´t have the money for a present, but he could at least have sent a card! 6. straight for, right for (a place): Seller basınca biz hadi dama. When it floods we make straight for the roof. Yaz geldi mi, biz hadi Kalamış´a. When summer came we´d make straight for Kalamış. - bakalım! Come on then!/Hurry up! - canım sen de! Who do you think you´re kidding?/Don´t feed me that bull! - hadi! 1. Who do you think you´re fooling? 2. Cut it short!/Don´t prolong things!/Don´t drag it out! - oradan! 1. Get moving!/Move it! 2. Just who do you think you´re kidding?/Just who do you think you´re fooling? -
8 haydi
"1. Come on! (used to spur someone on): Haydi Filiz! Come on Filiz! 2. All right, OK: Haydi istediğin şekilde yapalım. OK, let´s do it your way. 3. OK, let´s say... (used when estimating): Kahire buradan haydi yüz kilometre olsun. OK, let´s say Cairo is one hundred kilometers away. 4. Come off it!/Nonsense!: Haydi oradan, bana madik atamazsın! Listen man, you can´t feed me that! 5. OK, so... (but)...!: Haydi gelemedi, bari bir telefon edeydi! OK, so he was unable to come; at least he could have telephoned! 6. The only thing to do is...: Seller basınca biz haydi dama. Whenever it floods, we´ve no choice but to take to the roof. - bakalım! Come on then!/ Hurry up! - canım sen de! colloq. Who do you think you´re kidding?/Don´t feed me that bull! - gidelim! Come on, let´s go! - git! Get going!/Push off!/Off with you now! - haydi! colloq. 1. Who do you think you´re fooling? 2. Cut it short!/Don´t prolong things!/Don´t drag it out! - haydi 1. easily, with no trouble whatsoever: Biz bunu haydi haydi yaparız. We´ll do this with no trouble whatsoever. 2. at the most, at most: Bu kütüphane haydi haydi yüz kitap alır. This bookcase will hold one hundred books at the most. - oradan! colloq. 1. Get moving!/Move it! 2. Who do you think you´re kidding? " -
9 temdit
"1. extension, extending; prolongation. 2. law extension of time, extension. - etmek /ı/ to extend; to prolong." -
10 uzatmak
/ı/ 1. to lengthen. 2. to let (something) grow long. 3. to extend. 4. to hold out, extend, proffer. 5. to stretch (a cord) (between two places). 6. to prolong, drag (something) out. 7. to give, send.
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