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101 dünya savaşları arasındaki süre
n. the interwar periodTurkish-English dictionary > dünya savaşları arasındaki süre
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102 ek süre
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103 isabetten bir süre sonra patlayan bomba
n. delayed action bombTurkish-English dictionary > isabetten bir süre sonra patlayan bomba
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104 kanuni süre
n. Grace -
105 kendine ayrılan süre
n. leisure time -
106 kısa süre
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107 kışdönümündeki on dört günlük durgun havalı süre
n. halcyon daysTurkish-English dictionary > kışdönümündeki on dört günlük durgun havalı süre
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108 on yıllık süre
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109 tüp ne kadar süre dayanır
How long will the tank last -
110 uzun süre beklemek
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111 uzun süre iktidarda kalmak
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112 yaşanabileceği umut edilen süre
n. expectation of lifeTurkish-English dictionary > yaşanabileceği umut edilen süre
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113 tabacariasure, as sure as
Dicionário português (brasileiro)-Inglês > tabacariasure, as sure as
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114 charge sûre
Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > charge sûre
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115 älä sure
• not to worry -
116 de source sûre
Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > de source sûre
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117 be sure of oneself
to be confident.يكونُ واثِقا مِن نَفْسِه -
118 feel sure of oneself
to be confident.يكونُ واثِقا مِن نَفْسِه -
119 de source sûre
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120 bir süre
awhile, for a time
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