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21 zayıflamamak
v. (neg. form of zayıflamak) decay, decline, fade, loose flesh, grow lean, grow thin, peak, reduce, slim, thin, thin down, thin of, thin out, be on the wane, weaken -
22 çöp
",-pü 1. garbage (especially animal or vegetable refuse); trash, rubbish. 2. litter, trash. 3. matchstick. 4. very small twig; chip of wood. 5. stalk or stem (of a fruit). 6. piece of refuse (found in unlooked dry rice, chickpeas, etc.). 7. comp. garbage. - arabası garbage truck, Brit. dustcart. - atlamamak not to miss the slightest thing; to be very attentive. - atlamaz meticulous, punctilious. -e dönmek to get very thin, turn to skin and bones. - dubası garbage scow. - gibi very thin, as thin as a rail. - kebabı pieces of meat grilled on skewers of wood and then cooked lightly. - konteyneri dumpster. - kutusu garbage container; trash container; Brit. dustbin; wastebasket, Brit. wastebin, wastepaper basket. - makinesi/öğütücüsü garbage-disposal unit, disposal unit, disposal, disposer. - sepeti wastebasket, Brit. waste-bin, wastepaper basket. - şiş 1. thin skewer. 2. a kabob made by grilling over charcoal very small cubes of meat that have been affixed to a thin skewer. - tenekesi garbage can; trash can; Brit. dustbin." -
23 incelmek
v. get thinner, slim, become slimer, thin down, thin out, thin, fine down, fine away, refine, fine off, slenderize, subtilize, taper, taper off, thin of -
24 incelmemek
v. (neg. form of incelmek) get thinner, slim, become slimer, thin down, thin out, thin, fine down, fine away, refine, fine off, slenderize, subtilize, taper, taper off, thin of -
25 inceltmek
v. thin, refine, thin of, sharpen, slenderize, attenuate, diminish, fine away, fine down, subtilize, thin down, thin out--------inceltmek (boya)v. reduce -
26 inceltmemek
v. (neg. form of inceltmek) thin, refine, thin of, sharpen, slenderize, attenuate, diminish, fine away, fine down, subtilize, thin down, thin out -
27 seyrelmek
v. thin down, thin out, thin of, thin, rarefy -
28 seyrelmemek
v. (neg. form of seyrelmek) thin down, thin out, thin of, thin, rarefy -
29 yufka
"1. phyllo, filo, a very thin sheet of dough. 2. weak, fragile; not tough or durable; flimsy. 3. thin. - açmak to roll dough thin. - ekmeği a bread baked in very thin sheets. - yürekli tenderhearted." -
30 ince
adj. thin, fine, slender, slim, delicate, fragile, refined, attenuate, brittle, civilized, courteous, dainty, graceful, gracile, gracious, keen, lean, nice, polite, precision, scarious, sharp, subtile, subtle, sylphish, sylphlike, sylphy, tenuous--------conj. as soon as, whenever, whensoever--------ince (espri)adj. Attic--------ince (iş)adj. tricky, trickish, tricksy, delicate--------ince (kumaş)adj. vaporous* * *1. fine 2. finer 3. slender 4. thin 5. thiner (adj.) 6. thinner (adj.) 7. thinning (n.) 8. thin (adj.) -
31 incecik
adj. very fine, very thin, wafer thin, fine spun, paperthin, tenuous, thready, as thin as a wafer, wispy--------adv. fine* * *twiggy -
32 seyreltmek
v. dilute, subtilize, thin down, thin out, thin of, attenuate, rarefy, adulterate, cut -
33 seyreltmemek
v. (neg. form of seyreltmek) dilute, subtilize, thin down, thin out, thin of, attenuate, rarefy, adulterate, cut -
34 zayıflatmak
v. cripple, emaciate, damp down, debilitate, emasculate, enervate, evirate, fade, impair, impoverish, reduce, slim, soften, thin down, thin of, thin out, weaken, wear away, wear down -
35 zayıflatmamak
v. (neg. form of zayıflatmak) cripple, emaciate, damp down, debilitate, emasculate, enervate, evirate, fade, impair, impoverish, reduce, slim, soften, thin down, thin of, thin out, weaken, wear away, wear down -
36 zayıf
"1. weak, not strong; frail; puny; faint, feeble. 2. thin, meager; scrawny; emaciated. 3. poor, inferior in quality: Fransızcası zayıf. His French is not very good. 4. poor, weak, lacking in skill or knowledge: zayıf bir ressam a third-rate painter. 5. slim, small, unlikely (possibility). - almak /dan/ (for a student) to get a failing grade (in) (a subject). - düşmek 1. to get thin; to get scrawny. 2. to get weak. - nahif frail and thin. - nokta weak point, vulnerable point, Achilles´ heel." -
37 incelt
1. make thin 2. thinning (v.) 3. thin (v.) 4. thinned (v.) -
38 tutarsız
adj. incoherent, inconsistent, contradictious, inconsequent, inconsequential, double minded, abrupt, choppy, conflicting, contradictory, desultory, disconnected, discursive, disjointed, precarious, rambling, unconnected, as thin as a wafer, wafer thin* * *1. unstable 2. disjointed 3. inconsistent -
39 zayıf
adj. atonic, faint, fatless, feeble, feint, flaccid, flagging, frail, gaunt, gracile, invertebrate, lean, low, nerveless, pithless, puny, shaky, sinewless, slight, slim, small, spare, spent, thin, unmanly, weak, wishy-washy--------adj. poor--------n. bad mark* * *1. shaky 2. thin 3. underweight 4. weak 5. gracile 6. infirm 7. meager 8. nerveless 9. poor 10. feebler (adj.) 11. slim (n.) -
40 yinçgeledi
Considered a thing thin, or made it thin
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