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1 baygınlık
adj. syncopal--------n. unconsciousness, faint, fainting, coma, insensibility, stupor, swoon, syncope* * *swoon (n.) -
2 bayılmak
"to faint, to pass out, to swoon; to swoon (over sb/sth)," "to love, to adore, to go crazy over, to be fond of, to fall for, to dote on sb/sth, be enamoured of sb/sth; (money) to pay up, to shell out, to cough up" -
3 baygınlık
"1. fainting spell, fainting fit, (a) faint, swoon; unconsciousness. 2. feeling of faintness, feeling as if one might faint. 3. listlessness; languor. 4. droopiness (of plants which need water). 5. feeling hungry. 6. languidness, amorousness (of a look or glance). 7. delicate sweetness, soft sweetness (of a fragrance). 8. slow and melting quality (of a sound). - geçirmek to faint, swoon. - gelmek 1. to find someone or something tedious in the extreme. 2. to feel faint, feel on the verge of fainting. - getirmek /a/ 1. to bore (someone) to death, fill (someone) with boredom. 2. to make (someone) feel faint." -
4 bayıl
1. pass out 2. swooning (v.) 3. faint (v.) 4. swoon (v.) -
5 bayılmak
v. blackout, faint, swoon, pass out; be fond of, adore, conk, lose consciousness, be enamored of, enthuse, fall for, be taken by, be taken with* * *faint -
6 baygınlık geçirmek
v. swoon -
7 bayılma
adj. syncopal--------n. blackout, faint, fainting, swoon -
8 bayılmamak
v. (neg. form of bayılmak) blackout, faint, swoon, pass out; be fond of, adore, conk, lose consciousness, be enamored of, enthuse, fall for, be taken by, be taken with -
9 baygınlık
fainting fit, swoon, faint -
10 bayıltmak
"to make swoon, to cause to faint; to anaesthetize" -
11 baygıntı
"1. feeling faint, feeling as if one might faint. 2. fainting spell, fainting fit, (a) faint, swoon; unconsciousness. - gelmek to feel faint, feel as if one might faint."
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