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21 oturmak
"1. to sit. 2. /a/ to sit down (on), sit (upon). 3. /da/ to live or dwell in (a place); /la/ to live with (someone). 4. /a/ (for something) to fit on (something); /üstüne/ (for a garment) to fit (someone). 5. /a/ (for someone) to take up (a post, an appointment): Bakan makamına oturdu. The minister has taken up his post. 6. (for a building, wall, pavement, earth) to settle, subside; (for particles suspended in a liquid) to settle. 7. /a/ colloq. to cost: Bana pahalıya oturdu. It cost me a lot. 8. (for something) to catch on, take root, become popular, be accepted. 9. (for a ship) to run aground. oturduğu dalı kesmek to cut off the very branch one is sitting on, cut the ground from under one´s own feet. oturmaya gitmek /a/ to go to see (someone), go to visit (someone). oturup kalkmak /la/ to act on, follow (someone´s advice)." -
22 yerleştirmek
"1. /ı, a/ to put, place, set, fit (something) in (a place). 2. /ı, a/ to place, put, or install (someone) in (a job, a place of employment). 3. /ı, a/ to have (someone) settle himself in (a chair, etc.); to get (someone) comfortably established in (a new home). 4. /ı, a/ to move (someone) into (a place) (temporarily). 5. /ı, da/ to settle (someone) in (a place) (permanently). 6. /ı, da/ to cause (someone) to get well established or entrenched in (a place). 7. /ı, da/ to cause (something) to take root or catch on among (people). 8. /ı/ to say (something) at just the right time. 9. /ı, a/ to land (someone) (a blow). " -
23 çöktürmek
/ı/ 1. to make (something, someone) collapse. 2. to settle, make (a substance) settle. -
24 çöreklenmek
1. (for a snake) to coil up. 2. to settle down and stay. 3. /da/ (for a feeling) to settle in. -
25 ödeşmek
to settle (financial) accounts with each other, settle up. -
26 ara bulmak
v. mediate, reconcile, settle a dispute, compromise* * *mediate -
27 bank
n. bench, settle* * *1. bench 2. park bench -
28 belirlemek
v. determine, define, specify, state, identify, assign, limit, adjust, appoint, assess, condition, decide, detect, dictate, establish, peg, set, set down, settle, single out, slate* * *ascertain -
29 çökmek
v. collapse, cave in, fall down, give way, crumple up, decline, sink, fall in, come down, settle, cave, cower, crack, crack-up, crouch, crumple, dent, descend, dip, fold, fold up, founder, gravitate, sag, slump, slump down, squat, subside--------çökmek (diz)v. bend* * *collapse -
30 hesap öde
1. pay account 2. settle up with -
31 kabul etmek
v. accept, approve, acknowledge, receive, admit, grant, consent, say yes, accede, acquiesce, adopt, affiliate, agree, allow, assent, avow oneself, enrol, fall in with, favor, favour [Brit.], go along with, have, own, recognize, regard as, settle for--------kabul etmek (çek)v. honor, honour [Brit.], certify--------kabul etmek (üyeliğe vb.)v. enfranchise* * *1. accept 2. receive -
32 kabullenmek
v. accept, seize, settle for, concede, confess, give in, own, stand for* * *acknowledge -
33 kararlaştırmak
v. decide, determine, agree, settle, appoint, arrange, concert, fix, fix on, fix up on, set, slate* * *decide -
34 oturmak
v. sit, sit down, be seated, take a seat, sit oneself, seat oneself, sit on, fit, live, reside, occupy, dwell in, indwell, inhabit, gear, hang out, locate, lodge, park oneself, perch, room, set, settle, stable, tenant--------oturmak (lâf)v. fall* * *1. reside 2. sit 3. sit down -
35 ödemek
v. pay, settle, indemnify, repay, pay for, pay out, acquit, ante, ante up, atone for, clear, come across with, defray, disburse, discharge, domiciliate, fee, foot, fork out, fork over, fork up, give, pay in, quit, recoup, redeem, satisfy, shell out--------ödemek (poliçe)v. domicil, domicile--------ödemek (senet)v. retire* * *pay -
36 razı ol
1. settle for 2. accede 3. accede to 4. consent to 5. consenting (v.) 6. assent (v.) 7. consent (v.) -
37 sıra
adj. ordinal--------n. line, queue, linage, order, row, series, file, rank, sequence, turn, bench, alignment, arrangement, array, form, occasion, place, progression, range, settle, slot, spell, succession, tier, train--------sıra (okul)n. desk* * *1. row 2. sequence 3. succession 4. tier 5. bench 6. array (n.) 7. row (n.) 8. sequence (n.) 9. rank (n.) -
38 süzmek
v. strain, filter, filtrate, drain, bolt, clarify, contemplate, eye, infiltrate, leach, measure, percolate, settle* * *1. sieve 2. filter -
39 yerine getirmek
v. accomplish, acquit oneself, answer, carry through, complete, discharge, execute, fulfil, fulfill, make good, implement, meet, observe, perform, put in force, satisfy, serve, settle, stick to, redeem* * *1. accomplish 2. achieve 3. execute -
40 adapte olmak
v. settle
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