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1 sıkı
"tight; firm, fast; dense, compact; thick; strict; severe; close, fine; tightfisted, tight, stingy, miserly; straits, trouble, difficulty; hard" -
2 gergin
"tight, taut, stretched; strained, tense; jumpy" -
3 ketum
tight-lipped, reticent, discreet, secretive, close, cagey -
4 sıkı bağlaşım
tight coupling -
5 sıkı kuplaj
tight coupling -
6 varyemez
tight-fisted cimri -
7 sıkı
adj. close, tight, firm, fast, compact, strict, clinging, close bodied, foursquare, gross, hard, iron, rigorous, serried, strait, stringent, sure--------adv. hard, foursquare--------n. close fitting--------sıkı (araştırma)adj. searching* * *1. stringent 2. tight 3. hard (adv.) 4. tighter (adj.) 5. tight (adj.) -
8 düttürü
1. (woman) wearing very tight clothes. 2. very tight and short (dress). - Leyla woman whose clothes are too tight and too short. -
9 sıkı
"1. tight; firm. 2. tightly. 3. close (weave). 4. closely (woven). 5. strict, strictly observed or enforced. 6. stingy. 7. wad (for a muzzle-loader). 8. strong, heavy (wind or blow with the fist). 9. numerous and pressing (jobs). 10. slang first-rate, great, very good. -ysa vulg. If you think you can do it,...!/If he thinks he can do it,...! - basmak to use one´s authority, insist on having one´s way. - çalışmak to work hard. - durmak to be brave or firm; to act bravely or firmly; to stand one´s ground. - esmek to blow a gale. - fıkı 1. intimate (friend). 2. on intimate terms, palsy-walsy. -ya gelmek to get in a predicament, get in a tight spot. -yı görünce when things get rough. -da kalmak to be in a jam, be in a tight spot. -ya koymak /ı/ to put great pressure on (someone). - sıkıya 1. very tightly. 2. well, in a thoroughgoing fashion. - tutmak /ı/ 1. to hold (something, someone) tightly. 2. to do (a job) with scrupulous care. -yı yemek to get a scolding." -
10 cimri
adj. ungenerous, mingy, close-fisted, stingy, pinchpenny, hard fisted, measly, near, parsimonious, penurious, shabby, skimp, tight-fisted, scrimpy, illiberal; spare, churlish--------n. pinchpenny, penny pincher, miser, tight purse, cheapskate, cheeseparing, niggard, piker, light purse, long purse, screw, Shylock, skin, skinflint, tightwad* * *1. cheeseparing 2. closefisted 3. curmudgeonly 4. niggardly 5. parsimonious 6. penurious 7. stingy 8. tightwad 9. ungenerous -
11 eli sıkı
adj. close-fisted, spare, mean, tight-fisted, pinchpenny, hard fisted, near, niggard, shabby, skinny, tight -
12 gerginleştirmek
v. tighten, make tight, pull taught; become tight, become taught -
13 gerginleştirmemek
v. (neg. form of gerginleştirmek) tighten, make tight, pull taught; become tight, become taught -
14 dizgin
rein. -ini çekmek/kısmak /ın/ to tighten the reins on, rein (someone) in, clamp down on. -leri salıvermek suddenly to stop exercising tight control, suddenly to stop running a tight ship. - vurmak /a/ to put a bridle on, bridle (an animal). -
15 kafa
"1. head. 2. mind, mental attitude. 3. intelligence. 4. a large marble, shoooter. - ya almak slang 1. /ı/ to silence (a bothersome person). 2. to find the right person (to do a job). -sı almamak /ı/ 1. not to be able to understand. 2. to be too tired to understand. 3. not to be able to believe. -dan atmak to make up something and try to pass it off as the truth. - boşluğu cranial cavity, cavum cranii. -sı bozulmak colloq. to blow one´s top, get angry. -sı bulanmak to get confused. -yı bulmak slang to be pleasantly tipsy (from drink). -sı çalışmak to be on the ball. -yı çekmek colloq. to do some serious drinking, Brit. have a booze-up. -sından çıkarmak /ı/ to put (an idea) out of one´s head. -sına dank etmek/demek to dawn on one at last. - değiştirmek to change one´s mind; to change one´s way of thinking. - dengi 1. kindred spirit. 2. (someone) who is a kindred spirit, like-minded. -sının dikine gitmek to go one´s own way, do as one pleases. -sı dinç olmak to feel fresh and alert. -sı dönmek 1. to be confused and perplexed. 2. to feel dizzy. -sı dumanlı 1. tipsy, tight. 2. tired and confused. -sı durmak to be too tired to think. -dan gayri müsellah colloq. nutty, not quite right in the head. -sına girmek /ın/ 1. to make good sense, seem to be right (to). 2. to comprehend, understand. - göz yarmak to be awkward and unskillful. - işçisi white-collar worker. -sı işlemek to be on the ball. -sı izinli olmak slang for one´s mind to be elsewhere; to wool-gather. - kafaya vermek to put their heads together. - kalmamak /da/ to be so worn out one can´t think. -sı karışmak (for someone) to get confused. -sını kaşıyacak vakti olmamak to be too busy to think, not to have time to turn around. -sı kazan (gibi) olmak for one´s head to be ringing (from noise); to feel fuddled (after a lot of mental effort). -sını kızdırmak /ın/ to make (someone´s) blood boil. -sı kızmak to get angry. -dan kontak colloq. cracked, nutty, touched in the head. -sına koymak /ı/ to get hold of (some idea); to take it into one´s head (to do something). -sını kullanmak to use one´s head. -sını kurcalamak /ın/ to make (one) think. - patlatmak to do a lot of hard mental work. -dan sakat colloq. cracked, nutty, touched in the head. - sallamak to rubber-stamp everything, be a yes-man. -sına sığmamak not to be able to comprehend. -sında şimşek çakmak to get a sudden inspiration. - şişirmek (for noise, a complicated problem) to drive one crazy, make one unable to think straight. -sı şişmek for one´s head to be ringing (from noise); to feel fuddled (after a lot of mental effort). -sına takılıp kalmak to stick in one´s mind, not to leave one´s mind. -sı taşa çarpmak to learn something the hard way. -sını taştan taşa çarpmak/vurmak 1. to regret bitterly a lost opportunity. 2. to feel very remorseful. - tutmak /a/ to defy; to oppose challengingly. -yı tütsülemek slang to get tight, get tipsy. - ütülemek slang to talk someone to death, talk someone´s ear off. -sına vur, ekmeğini elinden al. colloq. He is so meek you can walk all over him. -sına vura vura by force. -sına vurmak (for drink) to go to one´s head. -sını vurmak /ın/ to behead. -yı (yere) vurmak 1. to hit the sack, hit the hay. 2. to take to one´s bed, get laid up (owing to illness). - vuruşu soccer header. - yağı slang sperm, semen. -sı yerinde olmamak to wool-gather; for one´s mind to be elsewhere. -sı yerine gelmek to come back to earth; to start thinking straight again. - yormak to ponder, think hard, rack one´s brains." -
16 salta
naut slackening (a tight rope or chain). - etmek /ı/ to slacken (a tight rope or chain). -
17 varta
dangerous situation, tight spot. -yı atlatmak to escape from a dangerous situation, get out of a tight spot. -
18 zibidi
1. (someone) dressed in something that is too tight, too short, or too tight and too short. 2. dressed in an odd assortment of clothes. 3. slightly crazy, rather nutty. 4. penniless, flat broke. 5. shiftless, indolent, supine. -
19 ağzı sıkı
adj. tight lipped, close lipped, discreet, secretive, cagey, incommunicative, inexpressive, reserved, reticent* * *closemouthed -
20 başabaş
adj. equal, even, quits, tight--------adv. nip and tuck, on equal terms, neck and neck, at par* * *breakeven
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tight — [tīt] adj. [ME, altered (prob. infl. by toght: see TAUT) < thight < OE thight, strong, akin to ON thēttr, Ger dicht, tight, thick < IE base * tenk , to thicken, congeal > MIr tēcht, coagulated] 1. Obs. dense 2. so close or compact in… … English World dictionary
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