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1 kal
,-li word, talk, speech. -e almak /ı/ to take (something) into consideration. -e almamak /ı/ to consider (something) unimportant, not to pay any attention to. -
2 kumpas
1. print. composing stick. 2. calipers, caliper compass. 3. caliper rule. 4. mariner´s compass. 5. slang dirty trick, piece of skulduggery. - kurmak slang to plot something nefarious, be up to no good. - sallamak slang 1. to be absentminded. 2. to consider something unimportant. -
3 reçete
1. (doctor´s) prescription. 2. recipe. - yazmamak /a/ slang to consider (something) unimportant. -
4 istihfaf
"regarding (someone, something) as unimportant; making light of (something); treating (something) lightly. - etmek /ı/ 1. to regard (someone, something) as unimportant; to make light of; to treat (something) lightly. 2. to disdain." -
5 yaygara
"howl, shouting; hullabaloo, brouhaha (over something relatively unimportant). -yı basmak/koparmak to set up a howl (about something relatively unimportant)." -
6 hafif
"1. light (in weight). 2. light, easy, mild. 3. light, frivolous, flighty. 4. light, mild (food); light (meal, drink). 5. light, thin, slight. 6. light, gentle, mild. 7. light, mild, not heavy or strong. 8. light, slight, mild, not intense. 9. light (music). 10. light, mild (punishment, penalty, sentence, etc.). 11. light (sleep). 12. slight, gradual (incline, slope, etc.). 13. slight, small, little (sound, voice, noise), 14. light, relaxed, at ease, free from trouble. 15. light, slight, slightly evident. 16. slang penniless, broke. 17. lightly, slightly, mildly. -e almak /ı/ to take (someone, something) lightly, not to take (someone, something) seriously. -ten almak /ı/ 1. to try to calm (someone) (instead of quarreling with him). 2. to regard (someone, something) as unimportant. - atlatmak /ı/ to escape (something) lightly. - giyinmek to dress lightly. - hafif gently, slowly. - hapis cezası law imprisonment in a minimum-security prison. - müzik light music. - para cezası law a light fine. - sanayi light industry. - tertip 1. small-scale. 2. a little, slightly. - uyku a light sleep." -
7 hiç
",-çi 1. never, not at all. 2. (in questions and negative sentences) ever; at all. 3. nothing, nothing at all. 4. zero. - bir see hiçbir. - biri see hiçbiri. - de not at all. - de öyle değil. It´s not like that at all. - değil no, not at all, not so. - değilse at least. - kimse (used with a negative verb) no one, nobody; anyone, anybody. - kuşku yok beyond a doubt, undoubtedly. - mi hiç never once: Ankara´ya hiç mi hiç gitmedin? Have you never once been to Ankara? - olmak 1. to lose one´s importance. 2. to perish, vanish. - olmazsa at least. - olur mu? Is it possible?/It won´t do. -e saymak/indirgemek /ı/ to disregard (someone, something) completely, take no notice whatsoever of, ignore (someone, something) completely, regard (someone, something) as completely unimportant. - yoktan for no reason at all. - yoktan iyi. He´s/She´s/It´s better than no one/nothing at all. " -
8 hiçlemek
/ı/ to disregard (someone, something) completely, take no notice whatsoever of, ignore (someone, something) completely, regard (someone, something) as completely unimportant. -
9 değersizleştirmek
v. trivialize, make unimportant, make insignificant, make something worthless -
10 değersizleştirmemek
v. (neg. form of değersizleştirmek) trivialize, make unimportant, make insignificant, make something worthless
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