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1 sensation
n. duyu, duygu, his, algı, hissetme, algılama, duyum, heyecan, merak, heyecan verici şey, sansasyon* * *his* * *[sen'seiʃən]1) (the ability to feel through the sense of touch: Cold can cause a loss of sensation in the fingers and toes.) duygu, his2) (a feeling: a sensation of faintness.) duygu, his3) (a general feeling, or a cause, of excitement or horror: The murder caused a sensation; His arrest was the sensation of the week.) heyecan verici bir şey, büyük ilgi uyandıran olay•- sensationally -
2 sensation
duyu, duyma, duyum, duyulanma; duygu, duyarlik; heyecan yaratan olay, sansasyon -
3 sensation
his -
4 sensation of thirst
n. susuzluk hissi -
5 sensation of thirst
n. susuzluk hissi -
6 sensation level
duyma esigi -
7 sensation unit
duyma birimi -
8 auditory sensation
işitsel hassasiyet -
9 cutaneous sensation
his -
10 painful sensation
üzücü duygu -
11 pressure sensation
baskı duygusu -
12 tactile sensation
dokunma hissi -
13 touch sensation
dokunma duyusu -
14 make a sensation
v. heyecan yaratmak, merak uyandırmak, sansasyon yaratmak -
15 make a sensation
v. heyecan yaratmak, merak uyandırmak, sansasyon yaratmak -
16 auditory sensation
işitsel hassasiyet -
17 cutaneous sensation
his -
18 painful sensation
üzücü duygu -
19 pressure sensation
baskı duygusu -
20 tactile sensation
dokunma hissi
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