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61 apron
n. apron, cloth worn to protect clothing, bib, cloth worn around the neck while eating* * *apron -
62 sırasında
adv. in the course of--------conj. while, whilst--------prep. pending, during* * *1. during 2. in course of -
63 fırsat varken yapmak
make hay while the sun shines -
64 vakti hoş geçirmek
v. while the time away -
65 Demir tavında dövülür
Strike while the iron is hot -
66 sofra başında
at the table, while eating -
67 su akarken testiyi doldurmak
to strike while the iron is hot -
68 Yağmur yağarken küpünü doldur
Make hay while the sun shines -
69 apteslik
1. place for performing ablutions. 2. formerly a light robe worn while performing the ablution. 3. suitable for ablutions. -
70 aralık
"1. space, opening, interval, gap. 2. time, interval, moment. 3. corridor; passageway. 4. toilet, Brit. water closet. 5. ajar, half open. 6. December. 7. mus. interval. -ta in between. - ayı December. - bırakmak 1. to leave a space. 2. /ı/ to leave ajar, leave half open. - etmek /ı/ to open (something) part way. -a gitmek 1. to go to waste. 2. to get lost in the confusion. -ta kalmak to suffer for mixing in a dispute between others. - oyunu entr´acte, a small performance given between two acts of a play. - vermek /a/ to take a break (from), stop (doing something) for a while." -
71 aç
",-çı 1. hungry. 2. greedy, covetous, insatiable. 3. hungry person. 4. hunger. - açına on an empty stomach. - açık hungry and homeless. - açık kalmak to be hungry and homeless, be utterly destitute. - ayı oynamaz. proverb If you want a man to work well, feed him first. - bırakmak /ı/ to starve (a person), let (him) go hungry. - biilaç/çıplak altogether destitute. - doyurmak to feed the poor. - durmak to be without food. - kalmak 1. to be left hungry. 2. to be poor. - karnına on an empty stomach, while hungry. - kurt gibi hungry as a wolf. - kurt gibi saldırmak /a/ to attack (a meal) like a ravenous wolf; to seize voraciously. acından ölmek 1. to starve to death. 2. to be dying of hunger. 3. to be very poor. - susuz without food or water. - susuz kalmak to be poverty-stricken, be destitute. " -
72 ağaç
"1. tree. 2. wood, timber. 3. wooden. 4. post; pole. - balı the sweet resin of certain fruit trees. - çivi treenail, wooden peg. - hamuru wood pulp. - işi woodwork. - kabuğu bark. - kaplama wooden wainscoting. - kömürü wood charcoal, charcoal. - kurdu a wood-boring maggot. - olmak slang to stand and wait a long time. - oyma wood carving. - yaş/taze iken eğilir. proverb Train a child while his mind is pliant." -
73 elemek
"/ı/ 1. to sieve; to sift; to screen. 2. to eliminate, weed (people) out; to eliminate (a rival) (in a competition). 3. to skein, wind (yarn) into skeins. 4. slang to use up (all one´s money) (while gambling). 5. slang to win all of (one´s opponent´s money), take (one´s opponent) to the cleaners." -
74 gezinti
"1. walk, stroll; pleasure trip, outing; tour. 2. corridor. 3. walkway behind the parapet of a castle or fort. 4. mus. slowly passing from one makam to another while improvising. - yeri promenade, esplanade, place for strolling." -
75 ilme
"1. tying (one thing) loosely to (another). 2. basting (one piece of cloth) to (another). 3. basting stitch. 4. loop. 5. knot (in the fabric of a carpet). 6. knotting (strands of wool) (while weaving a rug). 7. touching; hitting; landing on (someone, something). " -
76 jeton
token, slug (metal piece used in pay phones and turnstiles). - düştü. slang Now it´s registered./Now I get it./Brit. The penny´s dropped. - geç düştü. slang It took a while for me/you/him/her to catch on. -
77 kolan
1. stout band or binding. 2. (saddle) girth, cinch, bellyband, surcingle. 3. binding (used to support the springs of an upholstered chair or couch). 4. rope (of a swing). - salıncağı a rope swing. - vurmak 1. /a/ to girth (a horse). 2. to pump a swing while standing up. -
78 kumanya
1. food (taken along to be eaten while traveling). 2. soldier´s rations (eaten during a march or in the field), field rations. -
79 madara
slang 1. common, vulgar. 2. worthless. 3. meaningless. 4. embarrassing a teacher (by pointing out his mistake to him while he´s teaching the whole class). - olmak slang 1. to be proved to be a liar. 2. to feel ashamed. -
80 niyet
",-ti 1. intention, intent, purpose. 2. Islam repetition of a formula in which one avows one´s intention to perform a religious act. 3. (a) fortune written on a slip of paper. -ini bozmak to change one´s mind. -i bozuk olmak /ın/ to have something no-good in mind; to have some mischief up one´s sleeve. - çektirmek /a/ to make (a bird or rabbit) draw a slip of paper with a fortune written on it. - etmek /a/ to intend, mean, aim, plan (to do something). - kuyusu wishing well. - tutmak 1. to concentrate one´s thoughts on the matter about which one hopes to learn something (done while consulting a fortuneteller). 2. to wish for something to turn out in a certain way (when drawing lots, observing a contest)."
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