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1 faydalanmak
v. take advantage of, profit by, make use of, use, trade on, rejoice in, exploit, follow up* * *utilise -
2 neşelenmek
v. cheer up!, be happy, rejoice, bear up, brighten up, buck up, liven, liven up, perk, perk up, quicken* * *cheer up -
3 sevindir
1. rejoice 2. elate 3. gladden 4. gratify 5. rejoicing (v.) 6. gratifying (v.) 7. feasting (v.) 8. elated (v.) -
4 yararlanmak
v. put account, turn to account, take advantage of, avail oneself of smth., benefit, capitalize, enjoy, impose, parlay, pass over, pass up, practice on, practice upon, practise on, practise upon, profit, profit by, refer, rejoice in, use, make use of* * *1. utilise 2. benefit -
5 zevk al
1. rejoice in 2. bask in 3. delight in 4. enjoy 5. relish (v.) -
6 faydalanmamak
v. (neg. form of faydalanmak) take advantage of, profit by, make use of, use, trade on, rejoice in, exploit, follow up -
7 keyif vermek
v. intoxicate, please, rejoice -
8 keyiflenmek
v. cheer up!, rejoice -
9 keyiflenmemek
v. (neg. form of keyiflenmek) cheer up!, rejoice -
10 memnun etmek
v. please, make happy, gladden, gratify, suit, comfort, charm, content, humor, humour [Brit.], indulge, oblige, rejoice, satisfy -
11 neşelenmemek
v. (neg. form of neşelenmek) cheer up!, be happy, rejoice, bear up, brighten up, buck up, liven, liven up, perk, perk up, quicken -
12 sevindirmek
v. make happy, rejoice, gladden, delight, elate, gratify, hearten, light up, do smb. a pleasure -
13 sevindirmemek
v. (neg. form of sevindirmek) make happy, rejoice, gladden, delight, elate, gratify, hearten, light up, do smb. a pleasure -
14 sevinmek
v. rejoice, be happy, be glad, crow, glory, laugh -
15 sevinmemek
v. (neg. form of sevinmek) rejoice, be happy, be glad, crow, glory, laugh -
16 yararlanmamak
v. (neg. form of yararlanmak) put account, turn to account, take advantage of, avail oneself of smth., benefit, capitalize, enjoy, impose, parlay, pass over, pass up, practice on, practice upon, practise on, practise upon, profit, profit by, refer, rejoice in, use, make use of -
17 bayram etmek
to rejoice, to exult (at/in sth), to be delighted, to be greatly pleased -
18 dünyalar onun olmak
to rejoice (at/over) -
19 düğün bayram etmek
to rejoice (at/over) -
20 düğün etmek
to rejoice, to exult
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