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21 zorlamamak
v. (neg. form of zorlamak) bludgeon, bully, clamor down, coerce, compel, constrain, cow smb. into, cozen, drag in, drive, edge on, enforce, exact, force, impel, impose, impress, lean upon, obligate, outrage, press, pressure, push, push smb. for, railroad -
22 cümbür cemaat
the whole kit and caboodle, the whole push: Cümbür cemaat geldiler. The whole push of them came. -
23 itişmek
1. to push one another. 2. to tussle, scuffle. itişip kakışmak to scuffle, push and shove one another. -
24 itiştirmek
/ı/ 1. vigorously to push and shove. 2. to cause (people, animals) to push each other. -
25 kakmak
/ı/ 1. to push, give a push (to). 2. to tap (something) in. 3. to inlay. -
26 yüklenmek
"1. /ı/ to shoulder or take on (a burden, task, or responsibility). 2. /a/ to push against (someone, something) with all one´s weight. 3. /a/ to press, push, put pressure on, pressure (someone). 4. (for rain) to come down hard, fall hard. 5. /a/ to make a strong, concerted attack upon, rush or press (someone) hard. 6. (for someone, an animal, a vehicle) to be loaded or freighted; /a/ (for a load) to be put on/in. 7. /a/ (for a task or responsibility) to be given to or laid on (someone). 8. (for the blame) to be laid on (someone). 9. /a/ (for an electrical charge) to be given to. " -
27 açma kapama
adj. on off, push-pull* * *on off -
28 atak
adj. rash, reckless, gutsy, daring, pushing, pushful, dashing, heady, mettled, mettlesome, spunky, venturous, confident--------n. attack, push* * *1. bold 2. spurt (n.) -
29 çaba
n. effort, endeavor, endeavour [Brit.], working, try, diligence, exertion, industry, nerve, push, strenuousness, struggle, zip* * *1. bootstraps 2. effort 3. attempt (n.) 4. heave (n.) -
30 çete
n. gang, band, bunch, mob, push, ring* * *gang -
31 düğme
n. button, switch, push button* * *1. button 2. knob 3. pushbutton -
32 gayret
n. effort, go, zeal, ardor, ardour [Brit.], endeavor, endeavour [Brit.], energy, assiduity, conation, enthusiasm, exertion, fervency, fervor, fervour [Brit.], hastiness, industry, intentness, keenness, nerve, pep, push, sedulity, slog, snap, spurt* * *1. ardor 2. diligence 3. effort 4. enthusiasm 5. exertion 6. verve -
33 grup
n. group, ensemble, party, gang, band, batch, body, bunch, category, clan, class, clump, clutch, push, series, set* * *1. bevy 2. coterie 3. group 4. ingroup 5. group (n.) -
34 hamle
n. dash, onset, move, attack, blow, burst, dart, drive, elan, lunge, pounce, push, put, run up, scoop, spurt, scrum, scrummage* * *1. move (n.) 2. lunge (n.) -
35 ilerlemek
v. advance, progress, make progress, improve, proceed, keep going, move on, develop, forge ahead, gain, go along, go on, make headway, move, push on, run on, make one's way, go ahead!, get along, go forward* * *1. advance 2. progress -
36 işten atmak
give the sack, give smb. the push, give smb. the chuck* * *dismiss -
37 it
n. dog, cur, mutt, pooch* * *1. dig into 2. push 3. pushing (v.) 4. jog (v.) 5. shove (v.) 6. thrust (v.) -
38 itiş
n. push, pushing, shove, thrust* * *shove (n.) -
39 itme
n. pushing, push, propulsion, impellent, impulse, impulsion, jog, repulse, repulsion, shove, thrust* * *1. impulsion 2. repulsion 3. pushing (n.) 4. thrust (n.) -
40 kitle
n. mass, massif, push* * *mass
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