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1 yezit
scamp, devil -
2 haylaz
adj. idle, lazy, do nothing, good for nothing, naughty, abandoned, shiftless--------n. rapscallion, scamp* * *1. bugger 2. scamp -
3 yezit
1. devil, scamp, dickens (used of a child). 2. bastard, SOB, rat, dirty dog. 3. (child) who is a devil, scamp, or dickens. 4. (someone) who is a bastard, SOB, rat, or dirty dog. -
4 yaramaz
adj. noneffective, good for nothing, elfin, elvish, impish, mischievous, naughty, obstreperous, prankish, rompy, skittish, undisciplined, unmanageable, wicked--------n. perisher, little perisher, pickle, rogue, scalawag, scamp, scapegrace* * *1. puckish 2. elfin 3. elfish 4. impish 5. naughty -
5 afacan
adj. naughty, mischievous, impish, puckish--------n. urchin, perisher, little perisher, rascal, little monster, imp, guttersnipe, scamp -
6 yarım yamalak yapmak
v. fudge, scamp -
7 yüzüne gözüne bulaştırmak
v. boggle, bungle, botch, crab, fluff, foozle, goof-up, hash, hash up, make a mess of, mess up, muddle, scamp -
8 haylaz
"idle, lazy, naughty; idler, loafer, scamp, scallywag, scalawag" -
9 haymana
"grazing land; idler, scamp" -
10 idareli kullanmak
to skimp, to scamp, to economize, to eke sth out -
11 kısmak
"to turn sth down; (göz) to screw up, to narrow; to shorten, to cut sth back" " kýsaltmak; to reduce, to curtail, to cut sth back, to cut back (on sth); to skimp, to scamp" -
12 seğirtmek
to rush, to scamp, to scurry -
13 velet
"kid, child; brat, rascal, imp, scamp" -
14 yaramaz
"unserviceable, useless, good-for-nothing; naughty, mischievous; scamp, rascal, scallywag, scalawag" -
15 bıçkın
colloq. rascal, scamp, roughneck. -
16 kâfir
"1. infidel, unbeliever; (a) non-Muslim. 2. unbelieving; non-Muslim. 3. colloq. devil, rogue, scamp. 4. colloq. damned, damn." -
17 külhani
1. (a) tough, hoodlum, hood. 2. little dickens, little rascal, scamp. -
18 tatlı
"1. sweet (in taste). 2. pleasant, agreeable, nice, sweet; amiable, genial; delicious; dulcet, melodious. 3. pleasantly, agreeably, nicely; genially. 4. sweet dessert, Brit. sweet (especially a pastry soaked in syrup). -ya bağlamak /ı/ 1. to settle (a matter) amicably. 2. to end (a talk) on a pleasant or jolly note. - bela a trying but nonetheless lovable person; scamp, impish but endearing child. - dil soft words, kind and conciliatory words. - dil, güler yüz kind words and a smiling face. - dil yılanı deliğinden çıkarır. proverb A soft answer turns away wrath. - dilli (person) whose talk is delightful, who has a delightful way of expressing himself. - sert 1. tartish, agreeably tart (in taste). 2. kind but firm (words, manner). 3. kindly but firmly. - söz soft words, kind and conciliatory words. - su 1. water which tastes good. 2. fresh water (as opposed to salt water). 3. (someone) who´s trying to act like..., would-be: tatlı su sosyalisti would-be socialist. - su Frengi local Christian who apes European ways. - su kaptanı inexperienced sailor. - tatlı pleasantly; with pleasure, pleasurably. - ye, tatlı söyle. proverb Let´s try to live together peaceably./Live and let live. - yerinde bırakmak/kesmek /ı/ 1. to stop doing (something) before (the doing of) it becomes boring. 2. to break off (a story) at an exciting point." -
19 yumurcak
1. mischievous child, scamp, little dickens, little monkey, little jackanapes. 2. bubo (a swelling). -
20 çapkın
1. (man) who likes to chase women, who philanders, who tomcats around. 2. sexy, lustful, erotic. 3. good-for-nothing, no-count. 4. woman chaser, skirt chaser, womanizer, roué, philanderer, Casanova, tomcat. 5. rascal, scamp: Seni çapkın seni! You rascal you!
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