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1 mayna
1. naut. Lower the sails! 2. slang (something´s) dying down, subsiding. - etmek naut. 1. /ı/ to lower. 2. (for a storm) to subside, die down. - olmak 1. naut. to be lowered. 2. to die down, subside, come to an end. -
2 alçal
1. subside 2. subsiding (v.) -
3 çökmek
v. collapse, cave in, fall down, give way, crumple up, decline, sink, fall in, come down, settle, cave, cower, crack, crack-up, crouch, crumple, dent, descend, dip, fold, fold up, founder, gravitate, sag, slump, slump down, squat, subside--------çökmek (diz)v. bend* * *collapse -
4 inmek
v. go down, come down, alight, climb down, descend, fall, get off, step down, step out, decrease, sink, dismount, ease off, fall away, light, step off, subside into, take off* * *descend -
5 alçalmak
v. stoop, descend, drop, subside, derogate, bastardize, dip, ebb, sink -
6 alçalmamak
v. (neg. form of alçalmak) stoop, descend, drop, subside, derogate, bastardize, dip, ebb, sink -
7 dibe çökmek
v. subside, sample out, sink to the bottom -
8 inmemek
v. (neg. form of inmek) go down, come down, alight, climb down, descend, fall, get off, step down, step out, decrease, sink, dismount, ease off, fall away, light, step off, subside into, take off -
9 sakinleşmek
v. calm down, compose oneself, cool down, quieten, smooth down, become tranquilized, hush, let up, quiet, quiet down, resettle, simmer down, slacken, smooth, still, subside -
10 sakinleşmemek
v. (neg. form of sakinleşmek) calm down, compose oneself, cool down, quieten, smooth down, become tranquilized, hush, let up, quiet, quiet down, resettle, simmer down, slacken, smooth, still, subside -
11 yatışmak
v. come off the boil, calm down, cool, cool down, quiet, quiet down, resettle, settle, simmer down, still, subside -
12 yatışmamak
v. (neg. form of yatışmak) come off the boil, calm down, cool, cool down, quiet, quiet down, resettle, settle, simmer down, still, subside -
13 yığılmak
v. agglomerate, bank up, conglomerate, draw up, drift, flop, pour, roll up, slump down, subside, swarm -
14 yığılmamak
v. (neg. form of yığılmak) agglomerate, bank up, conglomerate, draw up, drift, flop, pour, roll up, slump down, subside, swarm -
15 çökelmek
v. settle, precipitate, deposit, sample out, subside -
16 çökelmemek
v. (neg. form of çökelmek) settle, precipitate, deposit, sample out, subside -
17 çökmemek
v. (neg. form of çökmek) collapse, cave in, fall down, give way, crumple up, decline, sink, fall in, come down, settle, cave, cower, crack, crack-up, crouch, crumple, dent, descend, dip, fold, fold up, founder, gravitate, sag, slump, slump down, squat, subside -
18 hafiflemek
"to get lighter; to abate, to subside; to be relieved, to feel relieved" -
19 tasman olmak
to subside, to settle -
20 yatışmak
"to die down, to subside, to still; to calm down, to simmer down, to cool down"
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