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1 rüstik
rustic -
2 köylü
adj. countrified, peasant, provincial, rustic--------n. villager, countryman, peasant, rustic, Corydon, country folk, hayseed, hick, ploughman, plowman, rube, yokel, grass roots--------köylü (ırl.)n. kern, kerne* * *1. hayseed 2. hick 3. peasant 4. ploughman 5. plowman 6. villager 7. villein 8. yokel -
3 gösterişsiz
adj. modest, unpretending, simple, plain, rustic, unostentatious, unpretentious, poor looking, chaste, conservative, fluffy, homely, homespun, sober, undemanding* * *1. plain 2. unattractive 3. unostentatious -
4 hoyrat
adj. vulgar, rough, rustic, boorish, ham fisted, ham handed, loutish, uncouth, flat footed* * *boorish -
5 hödük
adj. boorish, clumsy--------n. boor, bumpkin, country bumpkin, churl, clodhopper, clown, hayseed, hick, lubber, oaf, roughneck, rube, ruffian, rustic, stick, dry stick, dull stick, yob, yokel* * *clodhopper -
6 kırsal
adj. rural, rustic, pastoral, country, agrarian, Arcadian, countrified* * *1. pastoral 2. rural -
7 köye ait
adj. countrified* * *rustic -
8 sade
adj. plain, pure, simple, mere, unmixed, stark, homely, homespun, unadorned, artless, austere, bald, bare, chaste, frugal, russet, rustic, severe, simplificative, sober, unsophisticated--------adv. merely, only, just, frugally* * *1. simple 2. homely -
9 kaba biçimli
adj. rustic -
10 kaba işçilik
n. rustic work -
11 kaba kimse
n. boor, mucker, rustic -
12 köy işi mobilya
n. rustic work -
13 rustik
adj. rustic, russet -
14 rustik mobilya
n. rustic work -
15 taşralı
adj. provincial, upcountry--------n. provincial, countryman, backwoodsman, rustic, hick -
16 toprak rengi çini
n. rustic ware -
17 yontulmamış
adj. barbarous, bearish, brutal, clodhopping, clownish, coarse, coarse grained, craggy, hobnailed, rough hewn, rugged, rustic, shaggy, uncut -
18 yontulmamış tip
n. boor, ruffian, rustic -
19 köy
"village; rustic" -
20 kırsal
"rural, rustic; pastoral"
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