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41 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 -
42 paylaştırmak
v. share out, allot, distribute, allocate, apportion, mete out, portion out, serve out, sever, split, split up -
43 paylaştırmamak
v. (neg. form of paylaştırmak) share out, allot, distribute, allocate, apportion, mete out, portion out, serve out, sever, split, split up -
44 yarıldı
ISplit openIISplit off -
45 yarıldı
ISplit openIISplit off -
46 yarılmak
to be split, to split, to crack -
47 ayrılmak
1. to part, separate from one another. 2. to crack, split, open up. 3. /a/ to split into. 4. /dan/ to leave, depart from. 5. to be legally separated. -
48 kırmak
"/ı/ 1. to break. 2. to chop or split (wood). 3. to crush; to grind coarsely. 4. to fold (printed sheets). 5. to break, destroy (one´s resistance, strength, pride, or desire). 6. (for war, disease) to kill, cut down. 7. to reduce (a price). 8. to offend, hurt. 9. backgammon to win (an opponent´s piece). 10. to turn (a rudder, steering wheel) sharply to one side. 11. to mitigate, abate, break (the severity of a cold spell, the unpleasant effects of something). 12. slang to run away, clear out, make tracks. Kır boynunu! colloq. Scram!/Beat it! kırıp dökmek /ı/ to destroy, break. kırıp geçirmek /ı/ 1. to wipe out, destroy utterly. 2. to offend (someone) greatly. 3. to make (people) split their sides laughing. kıran kırana (fighting) savagely, with no holds barred; with might and main. kırdığı koz kırkı/bini aşmak to make one gaffe after another." -
49 odun
1. firewood. 2. colloq. blockhead, numskull. - alkolü wood alcohol, methanol. - atmak /a/ to give (someone) a beating. - gibi adam/- kafa colloq. blockhead, numskull. - hamuru wood pulp. - kesmek to cut firewood (in a wood). - kırmak to chop wood, split firewood. - yarıcı woodchopper. - yarmak to split a log or a big piece of wood. - yongası wood shaving, shaving. -
50 yarık
"1. split, cleft, fissure; slit, chink. 2. anat. hiatus. 3. mining kerf, undercut. 4. split, cleft, cloven; slit. - damak cleft palate." -
51 çatlak
"1. split, slit; fissured. 2. crack, split; fissure; crevice. 3. med. infraction, incomplete fracture; greenstick fracture. 4. (a) chap, crack (in the skin). 5. chapped (skin). 6. (voice) which is uneven in tone, cracked. 7. colloq. mentally deficient, cracked, nuts, not all there. - zurna colloq. chatterbox with a grating voice." -
52 an
n. moment, split second, second, instant, wink, flash, jiff, jiffy, trice* * *1. commemorate 2. epoch 3. instant 4. moment 5. trice 6. mention (v.) -
53 ayır
1. allocate 2. allocate to 3. break down into 4. break into 5. cut into 6. detach 7. differentiate 8. disconnect 9. discriminate 10. disjoin 11. dissect 12. isolate 13. make disconnected 14. make disjoint 15. reserve 16. segregate 17. separate into 18. set apart 19. sever 20. sever from 21. spaced at 22. split into 23. separating (v.) 24. discriminating (v.) 25. resolving (v.) 26. disconnecting (v.) 27. parting (v.) 28. sparing (v.) 29. separate (v.) 30. parted (v.) 31. reserved (v.) 32. segregated (v.) 33. separated (v.) 34. spaced (v.) 35. allocated (v.) 36. detached (v.) 37. differentiated (v.) 38. disconnected (v.) 39. isolated (v.) 40. disjoined (v.) 41. abstracted (v.) 42. earmark (v.) 43. part (v.) 44. reserve (v.) 45. abstract (v.) 46. spare (v.) -
54 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 -
55 ayrık
adj. separated, separate, discrete, split, wide apart, cloven, discontiguous, furcate--------n. cleft* * *1. discrete 2. disjoint 3. detached (adj.) -
56 ayrılmış
adj. disunited, reserved, booked, set apart, set aside, isolated, disjointed, divided, divorced, split, estranged, segregate* * *1. reserved (adj.) 2. segregated (adj.) 3. separated (adj.) 4. spaced (adj.) 5. allocated (adj.) 6. detached (adj.) 7. differentiated (adj.) 8. disintegrated (adj.) 9. torn (adj.) -
57 bezelye çorbası
n. split pea soup, pea soup* * *green pea soup -
58 bölmek
v. divide, separate, split, slice, divvy, divvy up, break down, carve up, cleave, parcel, parcel out, partition, portion, reduce, rend, section, segment, sever, overslaugh* * *divide -
59 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.) -
60 dağıtma
n. dealing, delivery, distributing, allocation, dismantlement, dispensation, dissipation, split up* * *1. dispensation 2. dispersal 3. dispersion 4. dissipation 5. handout
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