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1 biriktir
1. accumulate 2. amass 3. collect 4. collect in 5. garner 6. gather up 7. lay in 8. lay up 9. pile up 10. accumulating (v.) 11. hoarding (v.) 12. hoarded (v.) 13. deposit (v.) 14. treasure (v.) 15. hoard (v.) -
2 biriktirmek
v. collect, save, accumulate, amass, gather, keep back, lay aside, lay by, put aside, put away, put by, roll up, salt, set apart, set by, set aside, treasure up* * *1. collect 2. save -
3 toplamak
v. collect, assemble, bring together, sum up, add together, add up, combine, pick up, gather, gather up, clear away, accumulate, add, agglomerate, aggregate, amass, build, call in, cast up, club, compile, concentrate, congest, congregate, consolidate--------toplamak (yorgan vb.)v. fold down back* * *1. add 2. collect 3. gather -
4 birikmek
v. accumulate, pile up, come together, collect, roll up -
5 birikmemek
v. (neg. form of birikmek) accumulate, pile up, come together, collect, roll up -
6 biriktirmemek
v. (neg. form of biriktirmek) collect, save, accumulate, amass, gather, keep back, lay aside, lay by, put aside, put away, put by, roll up, salt, set apart, set by, set aside, treasure up -
7 toplamamak
v. (neg. form of toplamak) collect, assemble, bring together, sum up, add together, add up, combine, pick up, gather, gather up, clear away, accumulate, add, agglomerate, aggregate, amass, build, call in, cast up, club, compile, concentrate, congest, congregate, consolidate -
8 toplanmak
v. get together, club together, band together, club, meet, group, keep together, accumulate, agglomerate, assemble, build, bunch, cluster, collect, combine, congregate, convene, meet in council, crowd, drift, flock, forgather, gather, herd, horde -
9 toplanmamak
v. (neg. form of toplanmak) get together, club together, band together, club, meet, group, keep together, accumulate, agglomerate, assemble, build, bunch, cluster, collect, combine, congregate, convene, meet in council, crowd, drift, flock, forgather, gather, herd, horde -
10 yığmak
v. accumulate, agglomerate, amass, bank up, cast up, clump, clutter, clutter up, congest, conglomerate, drift, dump, heap up, hill, lay up, lump, mass, pack, pile, pile on, pile up, put up, roll up, shake down, stack, stock -
11 yığmamak
v. (neg. form of yığmak) accumulate, agglomerate, amass, bank up, cast up, clump, clutter, clutter up, congest, conglomerate, drift, dump, heap up, hill, lay up, lump, mass, pack, pile, pile on, pile up, put up, roll up, shake down, stack, stock -
12 birikmek
"to accumulate; to pile up; to drift; to mass; to collect (together), to gather" -
13 biriktirmek
"to save (up), to put sth aside; to accumulate; to collect; to gather; to amass" -
14 toplamak
"to collect, to gather, to assemble, to gather sb/sth round; to add, to total; to amass, to accumulate; to pick, to gather sth; (ekin) to reap; to put on weight; to tidy up; to convene, to convoke" -
15 yığmak
"to heap up, to pile up, to stack; to accumulate, to hoard; to amass" -
16 yığılmak
"to be heaped up, to accumulate, to bank up; (kar, kum, vb.) to drift; to crowd together; to fall in a faint, to collapse, to slump, to flake out" -
17 çoğalmak
to increase, to multiply, to mount, to augment, to propagate, to accumulate -
18 birikmek
"to accumulate; to gather, assemble, collect; to amass. " -
19 biriktirmek
"/ı/ 1. to accumulate; to gather, assemble, collect; to amass. 2. to collect (things): Pul biriktiriyor. He collects stamps. 3. to save (money)." -
20 cep
1. pocket. 2. turnout, Brit. lay-by. - astarı slang wallet. -inden çıkarmak /ı/ to be far superior (to). - defteri pocket notebook, pocketbook. -i delik penniless, broke. -ini doldurmak to fill one´s pockets, accumulate wealth. -i dolu rich, loaded. - feneri flashlight, Brit. torch. - harçlığı pocket money. -ine indirmek/atmak/koymak /ı/ to pocket. -i para görmek to begin having money in one´s pocket. - saati pocket watch. -ten vermek /ı/ to pay (money) out of one´s own pocket. - zırhlısı pocket battleship.
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