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1 söndürmek
v. extinguish, snuff out, put out, douse, quench, deflate, turn off, switch off, attenuate, damp, damp down, dampen, dowse, hydrate, kill, suffocate, trample out, turn out--------söndürmek (kireç)v. slack, slake, slacken* * *extinguish -
2 gevşemek
v. relax, cool down, get loose, loosen, soften, ease off, slacken, let go, fade, flag, languish, let up, let upon, go limp, come loose, work loose, slack, slack off, unbend, unbrace oneself, come unstuck, unwind -
3 gevşememek
v. (neg. form of gevşemek) relax, cool down, get loose, loosen, soften, ease off, slacken, let go, fade, flag, languish, let up, let upon, go limp, come loose, work loose, slack, slack off, unbend, unbrace oneself, come unstuck, unwind -
4 laçka
"colloq. 1. (place) that is no longer being run efficiently/properly; (system) that is no longer working properly, that has degenerated. 2. (someone) who no longer puts forth an effort, who has quit trying. 3. (someone) who has let his principles slide, who has let his principles go by the board. 4. (relationship, situation) whose participants have allowed their principles to go by the board. - etmek /ı/ 1. naut. to let (a rope, an anchor) go, cast; to cast off (a line); to slacken or untie (a rope). 2. to cause (a screw, a machine part) to get loose or to develop some play. 3. colloq. to make (a part of one´s body) feel or go limp or flaccid. 4. colloq. to cause (a place) to stop running efficiently/properly; to cause (a system) to stop working properly. 5. colloq. to cause (someone) to stop putting forth an effort. 6. colloq. to cause (someone) to let his principles slide. 7. colloq. to cause (a relationship, a situation) to become marked by a lack of principle. - olmak 1. naut. (for a rope/an anchor) to be cast; (for a line) to be cast off; (for a rope) to be slackened or untied. 2. (for a screw/a machine part) to loosen or develop some play. 3. colloq. (for a part of one´s body) to feel or go limp or flaccid. 4. colloq. (for a place) to stop running efficiently/properly; (for a system) to stop working properly. 5. colloq. (for someone) to stop putting forth an effort, stop trying, quit. 6. colloq. (for someone) to let his principles slide, let his principles go by the board. 7. colloq. (for a relationship/a situation) to become marked by a lack of principle. " -
5 gevşetmek
v. slacken, loosen, relax, enervate, ease, let go, limber up, loosen up, release, slack, slack off, slack up, start, unbend, unbrace, unfasten, ungird, unloose--------gevşetmek (tel)v. unstring -
6 gevşetmemek
v. (neg. form of gevşetmek) slacken, loosen, relax, enervate, ease, let go, limber up, loosen up, release, slack, slack off, slack up, start, unbend, unbrace, unfasten, ungird, unloose -
7 laçka etmek
v. slack off, slacken, slack up -
8 tembellik etmek
v. be lazy, laze around, laze, slug, drone, fiddle-faddle, fribble, have a laze, lounge, lounge about, slack, slack off, slacken -
9 yavaşlamak
v. decelerate, ease off, slack up, slacken, slow, slow down -
10 yavaşlamamak
v. (neg. form of yavaşlamak) decelerate, ease off, slack up, slacken, slow, slow down -
11 tavsamak
(for the pace, violence, or flow of something) to moderate, abate, slacken, or fall off. -
12 tavsatmak
/ı/ to cause (the pace, violence, or flow of something) to moderate, abate, slacken, or fall off.
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