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101 vapour
(American) vapor [ˈveɪpə] noun1) the gas-like form into which a substance can be changed by heating:بُخارwater vapour.
2) mist, fumes or smoke in the air:بُخار او دُخان في الهَواءNear the marshes the air was filled with a strange-smelling vapour.
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102 vol
2 [over de hele oppervlakte bedekt] full (of) ⇒ covered (with/in)3 [gevuld] full5 [geheel zijnde wat het zelfstandig naamwoord noemt] full♦voorbeelden:1 〈 figuurlijk〉 zij luisterde vol aandacht naar zijn woorden • 〈 ook〉 she hung on(to) his every wordeen reis vol gevaren • a hazardous journeyeen huis vol mensen • a house full of peoplemet een volle mond/met de mond vol praten • talk with one's mouth full〈 figuurlijk〉 vol ontzetting/afgrijzen • in dismay/in horroreen kamer vol rook • a room thick with smokede tram is vol • the tram is full (up)iets vol maken/gieten/stoppen • fill something uphet was er vol • it was full/crowded (there)helemaal vol • full up, packedde tafel ligt vol boeken • the table is covered with bookseen muur vol plakken met posters • cover a wall with postersde kranten staan er vol van • the papers are full of itde tafel stond vol met cadeaus • the table was loaded with presents3 een vol gezicht/ een volle boezem • a full/chubby face, a full bosomhet volle gewicht hebben • contain the full/entire weighthet volle loon • full payhet kostte hem acht volle maanden • it took him all of eight monthsmet het volste recht/ in het volste vertrouwen • quite rightly/in complete confidenceeen volle week de tijd hebben • have a full/whole weekten volle • fully, entirely -
103 أدمعت (العين)
أَدْمَعَت (العين) \ water: (of the eyes or mouth) to be filled with water: The smoke made my eyes water. My mouth watered at the smell of food. -
104 غص
غَصَّ \ choke: to be unable to breathe properly because of smoke or of sth. wrongly swallowed. \ غَصَّ بِـ \ swarm: to be filled with a restless crowd: The streets were swarming with people. -
105 bürünmek
1. /ı/ to wrap (something) around oneself. 2. /a/ to wrap oneself up (in). 3. /a/ (for a place) to be filled with (smoke). 4. /a/ to play the role of. -
106 dumanlanmak
"1. to get smoky; to be filled with smoke. 2. to get a wistful look (in one´s eyes). 3. (for one´s mind) to be confused, become muddled. 4. (for one´s head) to become fuddled, be befuddled. 5. to be smoked, be cured." -
107 dumanlı
1. smoky, filled with smoke. 2. misty, foggy. 3. tipsy, fuddled, befuddled. -
108 nefes
"1. breath. 2. puff, draw, drag (on a pipe, cigarette). 3. instant, moment. 4. breath which has healing power (and which is blown upon the sick). 5. poem (sung by dervishes). 6. slang hashish, hash. - alamamak 1. to be unable to breathe properly. 2. to be very busy, not to have time to catch one´s breath. - aldırmamak /a/ to work (someone) very hard, not to give (someone) a chance to catch his breath. - almak 1. to breathe; to breathe in, inhale. 2. to feel relieved, breathe freely. 3. to take a short break, catch one´s breath; to rest. 4. to live, breathe. - borusu anat. trachea. - çekmek 1. to take a puff, draw, or drag (on a pipe, cigarette). 2. slang to smoke some hash. 3. slang to have sexual intercourse, have sex. - darlığı 1. shortness of breath. 2. asthma. - etmek /a/ to blow one´s breath upon (someone) (to cure him/her of an ailment). - kesici breathtaking, thrilling; suspenseful, suspense-filled. -i kesilmek to be thrilled: O manzara karşısında herkesin nefesi kesildi. That view took everybody´s breath away. -i kesilmek/daralmak/tutulmak 1. to have difficulty breathing. 2. to gasp, catch one´s breath. - nefese out of breath, panting. - tüketmek 1. to talk at great length, talk until one is blue in the face. 2. to expend a lot of hot air for nothing, waste one´s breath. - vermek to breathe out, exhale." -
109 פרדיסקים
פַּרְדִּיסְקִיםm. pl. (a corrupt. of πυργίσκος, v. פַּרְדּסְקִין casks. Y.Bets. II, 61c bot. פ׳ היו מעשניןוכ׳ (not … קיס) they filled casks with smoke of spices on the day before the Holy Day, and when the guests came, they opened them; Tosef. ib. II, 14 פַּרְטַסְקָאוֹת (Var. עדרס׳, ערדס׳, v. עַרְדַּסְקוֹס). -
110 פַּרְדִּיסְקִים
פַּרְדִּיסְקִיםm. pl. (a corrupt. of πυργίσκος, v. פַּרְדּסְקִין casks. Y.Bets. II, 61c bot. פ׳ היו מעשניןוכ׳ (not … קיס) they filled casks with smoke of spices on the day before the Holy Day, and when the guests came, they opened them; Tosef. ib. II, 14 פַּרְטַסְקָאוֹת (Var. עדרס׳, ערדס׳, v. עַרְדַּסְקוֹס).
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