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21 hesap öde
1. pay account 2. settle up with -
22 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 -
23 razı olmak
v. consent, approve, assent, settle for, agree, accede, acquiesce, comply, fall with -
24 uyum sağlamak
v. accommodate oneself, accommodate, blend, orient oneself, settle, accord, coordinate, fall with, harmonize, orientate oneself, shake down, slot into, suit, yield -
25 kozunu paylaşmak
to settle accounts with -
26 ödeşmek
to settle accounts (with one another) -
27 defter
1. notebook, copybook, exercise book. 2. register, inventory. 2. tax roll. 4. account book. - açmak to open a campaign for funds or for volunteers. -ini dürmek /ın/ slang 1. to settle the account (of), kill. 2. to fire. -i dürülmek slang 1. to be killed. 2. to be fired. -e geçirmek /ı/ to enter (an item) in a ledger. -i kabartmak to run deep into debt. -i kapamak to close a subject, give up a project. -i kebir 1. com. ledger. 2. slang ferocious swearing. -i kebirinden okumak slang to swear a blue streak. -den silmek /ı/ to drop (someone) completely, no longer to have anything to do with (someone). - tutma bookkeeping. - tutmak to keep the books, do bookkeeping. -
28 karar
1. decision. 2. stability, predictability. 3. proper degree, acceptable limit. 4. estimate, approximation. 5. classical Turkish mus. a return to the original mode. 6. just right, neither too little nor too much. -ınca in moderation, without going to extremes. - almak to make a decision. - altına almak/-a bağlamak /ı/ to make a decision about. -ında bırakmak /ı/ to avoid (doing something) in excess. - bulmak /da/ to reach a firm decision about. - kılmak /da/ to choose, settle upon (something) as one´s choice. -ında olmak 1. (with an infinitive) to be firmly resolved to (do something). 2. to be done in moderation. -a varmak to arrive at a decision, reach a decision. - vermek 1. /a/ to decide to. 2. to make a decision. -
29 koz
"1. a chance (to attack or to defend oneself); a trump, an ace up one´s sleeve. 2. playing cards trump. 3. walnut. - helva/helvası nougat. - kabuğundan çıkmış da kabuğunu beğenmemiş. colloq. He is ashamed of his background. -unu kaybetmek colloq. to lose, come out the loser. - kırmak 1. to play a trump card. 2. to be up to no good. -unu oynamak to play one´s trump card. -unu paylaşmak /la/ (forcibly) to settle accounts with (someone)." -
30 sayışmak
"1. to settle accounts with each other. 2. (for children) to make a count to decide who´ll be ""it"" in a game." -
31 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." -
32 yurtlandırmak
1. /ı/ to provide (people) with a homeland or home. 2. /ı/ to cause (someone) to become the owner of a home. 3. /ı, da/ to settle (people) (in a place).
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