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1 pes
1. soft, low (in pitch and volume). 2. (speaking) softly. - perdeden konuşmak 1. to speak softly. 2. to explain something in a gentle way, express something tactfully. -
2 sessizce ağla
cry softly -
3 tebessüm et
1. laugh softly 2. tittering (v.) 3. titter (v.) -
4 yumuşakça
adv. soft, sweetly--------n. mollusc, mollusk* * *1. smoothly 2. softly -
5 fiskos
n. whispering, speaking softly; murmur; rumor, gossip -
6 fısıldaşmak
v. whisper, speak softly; rustle; gossip; spread a rumor; scheme secretly -
7 fısıldaşmamak
v. (neg. form of fısıldaşmak) whisper, speak softly; rustle; gossip; spread a rumor; scheme secretly -
8 pes perdeden konuşmak
to speak softly -
9 aba
1. strong coarse wool cloth. 2. cloak or coat made of this cloth, aba. 3. cloak (worn by dervishes). 4. made of coarse wool cloth. - altından değnek göstermek to show the iron hand beneath the velvet glove, speak softly but carry a big stick. - gibi coarse (cloth). -yı sermek /a/ to make oneself at home (in), move in on (somebody). - terlik slippers made of coarse cloth. -yı yakmak /a/ colloq. to fall desperately in love, be infatuated (with). -sı yanık 1. man who is head over heels in love. 2. besotted (lover). -
10 aheste
"slow;gentle; calm. - aheste slowly; gently; softly. - beste slowly, taking one´s time." -
11 efil efil
(blowing or waving) gently, softly, lightly. - esmek to blow gently. - etmek to wave gently, blow lightly. -
12 güzellikle
properly, nicely, gently, kindly, softly. -
13 helva
halvah, halva, halavah (a sweet prepared with sesame oil, various cereals, and syrup or honey). - demesini de bilirim, halva demesini de. colloq. I can speak softly and politely, but when it´s necessary I can also speak harshly and rudely. -
14 iyilik
"1. goodness. 2. kindness; favor. 3. good health. 4. benefit, advantage. -le gently, kindly, softly. - bilmek not to forget a kindness done one. - bilmez ungrateful. -i dokunmak /a/ to be of help (to). - eden iyilik bulur. proverb A helpful person is helped when he/she needs it. - etmek /a/ to do (someone) a kindness. - görmek /dan/ to be treated with kindness or generosity by. - sağlık. colloq. Everything´s fine./All´s well. - yapmak /a/ 1. to do (someone) a kindness. 2. slang to report (someone) to the police." -
15 karın
",-rnı 1. abdomen; abdominal region. 2. belly, stomach. 3. womb. 4. belly; the rounded, protrusive part (of something). 5. colloq. mind, head. 6. phys. antinode, loop. -ı acıkmak to be hungry, get hungry. -ı aç hungry. -ı ağrımak to have a stomach ache. - ağrısı 1. stomach ache, colic. 2. colloq. a pain in the neck (person). 3. colloq. what-do-you-call-it, whatyoumayjigger. - boşluğu anat. abdominal cavity. -ı burnunda very much in the family way, big with child. -ını deşmek /ın/ colloq. to stab (someone) in the belly. -ı doymak to be full, have eaten one´s fill. -ını doyurmak 1. to eat one´s fill. 2. /ın/ to feed (someone). - fıtığı path. abdominal hernia. -ı geniş easygoing, nonchalant. -ı gitmek to have diarrhea. -ı karnına geçmiş painfully thin person. -ından konuşan kimse ventriloquist. -ından konuşma ventriloquism. -ından konuşmak to ventriloquize. -ından söylemek 1. to speak very softly. 2. to make up a tale, make up a yarn. -ı sürmek to have diarrhea. -ı tok not hungry, full. -ım tok (bu sözlere). colloq. I´m tired of hearing about it. -ı tok, sırtı pek well-off and contented with life. - üstüne iniş crash landing (made without using the landing gear). - yüzgeci ventral fin. -ı zil/dümbelek çalmak for (one´s) stomach to growl from hunger; (for someone) to be very hungry." -
16 küfür küfür
(for a wind to blow) softly and coolly. -
17 pest
,-ti 1. soft, low (in pitch and volume). 2. (speaking) softly. -
18 piyano
1. piano, pianoforte. 2. mus. piano, softly, quietly. - çalmak to play the piano. -
19 usulca
"slowly and softly; quietly." -
20 usulcacık
"very slowly and softly; very quietly."
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