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1 heçheç
IA word used to restrain horses when they wish to gallop at full speedIIised to restrain horses -
2 heçheç
IA word used to restrain horses when they wish to gallop at full speedIIised to restrain horses -
3 gem
"bit (of a bridle). - almak (for a horse) to take the bit, be broken in. - almamak not to heed the commands of another; to stay free from another´s control. - almaz 1. uncontrollable, unbridled. 2. unbroken (horse). -i azıya almak 1. (for a horse) to get the bit between its teeth and run. 2. to take the bit between one´s teeth, get out of control. -ini kısmak /ın/ to rein (someone) in, restrain (someone). - vurmak /a/ 1. to bridle. 2. to restrain, curb." -
4 frenlemek
v. brake, contain, curb, rein back, restrain, bottle up, bridle, check, govern, keep in, retard* * *1. curb 2. slow down -
5 sınırlamak
v. limit, restrict, bound, call off, circumscribe, confine, constrain, hedge, hedge about, hedge around, hem in, hold in, imprison, line off, localize, qualify, restrain, straitjacket, terminate, tie* * *limit -
6 alıkoymak
v. detain, keep from, keep, hold up, hold, delay, withhold, restrain, retain, check, constrain, deforce, disable, hinder, incapacitate, intercept, keep in, preclude, retard, stay, stick, stop -
7 alıkoymamak
v. (neg. form of alıkoymak) detain, keep from, keep, hold up, hold, delay, withhold, restrain, retain, check, constrain, deforce, disable, hinder, incapacitate, intercept, keep in, preclude, retard, stay, stick, stop -
8 baskı altında tutmak
v. restrain, press smb. close, coerce, concuss, repress -
9 dizginlemek
v. restrain, rein back, rein in, keep a tight rein on, bridle -
10 dizginlememek
v. (neg. form of dizginlemek) restrain, rein back, rein in, keep a tight rein on, bridle--------give free rein to -
11 frenlememek
v. (neg. form of frenlemek) brake, contain, curb, rein back, restrain, bottle up, bridle, check, govern, keep in, retard -
12 hapsetmek
v. imprison, incarcerate, confine, shut up, shut in, detain, lock up, bar, cage, immure, intern, jail, mew, mew up, mure, pen, pen in, pen up, restrain -
13 hapsetmemek
v. (neg. form of hapsetmek) imprison, incarcerate, confine, shut up, shut in, detain, lock up, bar, cage, immure, intern, jail, mew, mew up, mure, pen, pen in, pen up, restrain -
14 kendini tutmak
v. keep calm, contain oneself, forbear, get hold of oneself, hold back, hold in, keep from, possess oneself, refrain, restrain oneself -
15 kısıtlamak
v. limit, restrict, restrain, bound, circumscribe, constrict, cramp, hedge, hedge about, hedge around, hem in, inhibit, qualify, stint, tie down -
16 kısıtlamamak
v. (neg. form of kısıtlamak) limit, restrict, restrain, bound, circumscribe, constrict, cramp, hedge, hedge about, hedge around, hem in, inhibit, qualify, stint, tie down -
17 çuh çuh
A particle. used to incite or to restrain horses -
18 çuh çuh
A particle. used to incite or to restrain horses -
19 dizginlemek
"to bridle; to restrain, to curb, to inhibit, to bridle" -
20 engellemek
to hinder, to impede, to obstruct, to prevent, to thwart, to frustrate, to restrain, to stop, to preclude, to inhibit, to block, to check, to hamper, to balk, to bar
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