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1 çökmək
settle; sink (bina)diz çökmək – kneel, fall on one's knees -
2 acıq
spite; angeracıqdan – from malice, out of spitebirinə acıq(ğ)ı tutmaq – feel bitter towards smbacıq çıxmaq – settle account with smb.Mənim ondan acığım gəlir. – I can't bear him◊ Acığın gəlir, su iç. – When angry count a hundred -
3 düzəltmək
1) correct (səhvləri); amend (mətni)2) straighten (əyrini)3) (işi) arrange; settle4) repair (təmir etmək)◊ işə düzəltmək – get smb. a job -
4 həll
solution, settlementhəll etmək – 1) (məsələni) solve, settle 2) (suda) dissolvehəlledici – decisive -
5 lövbər
anchorlövbər salmaq – cast / drop anchor; settle down, sit down (to)məc. -
6 məskən
dwelling, place to live, homeməskən salmaq – settle down, make one's home -
7 yatırtmaq
1) put to bed (uşağı); put to sleep (cərrahiyyə əməliyyatı zamanı)2) (tozu) settle3) (qiyamı) put down -
8 yerləşmək
1) be situated, be locatedO harda yerləşir? – Where is it situated?2) get in, go in (bir şeyin içinə)3) settle (yaşamaq üçün) -
9 yurd
1) native land2) landodlar yurdu – land of flamesyurd salmaq – settle (bir yerdə)yeri-yurdu yox – homeless, vagabond
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