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1 bölünmek
v. be divided, be separated, split up, divide, go to pieces, splinter off, split, split off -
2 bölünmemek
v. (neg. form of bölünmek) be divided, be separated, split up, divide, go to pieces, splinter off, split, split off -
3 ayrılmak
adj. unstuck--------v. leave, check out; break up, divorce, divorce from; part with, part from; depart; quit, split, split off; apostatize, break away, break with, part company with, cut loose, decamp, defect, desert, deviate, disunite, divaricate, diverge, divide* * *leave -
4 yarıldı
ISplit openIISplit off -
5 yarıldı
ISplit openIISplit off -
6 yarılmak
v. burst, chap, cleave, crack, dehisce, rip, slit, split off, tear, yawn -
7 yarılmamak
v. (neg. form of yarılmak) burst, chap, cleave, crack, dehisce, rip, slit, split off, tear, yawn -
8 çekip gitmek
v. walk off, clear off, clear out, buzz off!, scram, pop off, push off, split, vamoose, vamose -
9 kopmak
v. break off, break, detach, come off, tear, part, rupture, separate, sever, snap, split, sunder--------kopmak (düğme)v. fly off--------kopmak (fırtına)v. blow up -
10 kopma
n. breaking off, breaking away, rupture, snap, split, split up, sunder, sunderance* * *1. rupture 2. rupture (n.) -
11 yarmak
v. breach, chop, cleave, disrupt, flaw, hew, incise, maul, plough, plow, rend, rift, rip, sever, slash, slit, split, tear, wedge off--------yarmak (et)v. crimp--------yarmak (uzun)v. splinter* * *split -
12 kırmak
v. break, split, crack, hurt, offend, give offense, ruffle smb.'s feelings, breach, break down, bust, cut, dampen, fracture, lacerate, outrage, pique, rive, rupture, shatter, snap, snap off, stave in, sting, touch--------kırmak (cesaret)v. freeze, put off--------kırmak (direnç)v. bear down--------kırmak (fiyat)v. reduce--------kırmak (kibir)v. vanquish--------kırmak (odun)v. chop--------kırmak (okul)v. skip--------kırmak (rekor)v. set up--------kırmak (senet)v. discount--------kırmak (umut)v. blight, quench--------kırmak (ümidini)v. chill--------kırmak (ışın)v. refract* * *break -
13 kopmamak
v. (neg. form of kopmak) break off, break, detach, come off, tear, part, rupture, separate, sever, snap, split, sunder -
14 ayırmak
v. separate, set apart, assort, isolate, sort, split; sever, allocate, allot, allow, appropriate, choose, classify, comb, contradistinguish, cut off, cut out, demarcate, detach, devote, disband, discard, disembody, disjoin, disrupt, dissever* * *separate -
15 çatlak
adj. interstitial, split, cracked, chapped, chappy, hoarse, crack brained, nutty, queer, queer in the head, off one's rocker, balmy, barmy, batty, cloven, cuckoo, disordered, fractured, pixilated, potty, screwy, shaken, shaky, touched--------n. crack, crevice, fissure, chip, break, cleft, cranny, crevasse, fault, flaw, fracture, interstice, rift, rupture, spring; meshuggah, crackers, nut--------çatlak (cilt)n. chap--------çatlak (kereste)n. shake--------çatlak (ses)adj. rusty* * *1. crevice 2. fissure 3. cracked (adj.) 4. flawed (adj.) 5. fractured (adj.) 6. crack (n.) 7. flaw (n.) 8. fracture (n.) 9. chink (n.) -
16 ayırmamak
v. (neg. form of ayırmak) separate, set apart, assort, isolate, sort, split; sever, allocate, allot, allow, appropriate, choose, classify, comb, contradistinguish, cut off, cut out, demarcate, detach, devote, disband, discard, disembody, disjoin, disrupt, dissever -
17 defolup gitmek
v. beat it, go away, pack, shove off, split -
18 kırmamak
v. (neg. form of kırmak) break, split, crack, hurt, offend, give offense, ruffle smb.'s feelings, breach, break down, bust, cut, dampen, fracture, lacerate, outrage, pique, rive, rupture, shatter, snap, snap off, stave in, sting, touch -
19 yarmamak
v. (neg. form of yarmak) breach, chop, cleave, disrupt, flaw, hew, incise, maul, plough, plow, rend, rift, rip, sever, slash, slit, split, tear, wedge off
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