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1 dava
"1.suit, lawsuit, action. 2. law trial. 3. claim, assertion, allegation, point at issue. 4. proposition, thesis. 5. question, matter. 6. cause, purpose or movement which is given militant support. 7. math. theorem. 8. math. problem. 9. slang sweetheart, love. (aleyhine) - açmak/ın/ to bring a suit against; to file charges against; to sue. - arzuhali law (written) complaint (filed by the plaintiff). -ya bakmak to hear a case. -ların birleştirilmesi law joinder (of causes of action). -nın düşmesi abatement of an action. -ya ehliyet/dava ehliyeti the capacity to sue or be sued. - etmek /ı/ to bring a suit against; to file charges against; to sue. -yı geri almak to withdraw an action. -sını görmek /ın/ to hear the case (of). - hakkı the right of action, the right to sue. -yı halletmek 1. to settle a court case. 2. to solve a problem. -sına hizmet etmek /ın/ to serve the cause of. -nın ihbarı law third-party notice, notice given to a third party. -ya müdahale law intervention (of a third party). -nın reddi dismissal of action, nonsuit. -ların tefrikı severance of actions. -dan vazgeçmek 1. to withdraw an action. 2. to give up a claim. 3. to renounce a cause." -
2 mesele
"problem, question, matter; issue, point under consideration. - çıkarmak to create a difficulty; to make things difficult, make trouble; to bring up a sore point; to raise a thorny question. - yapmak /ı/ to make (something insignificant) into a big issue." -
3 ya
"1. O...!/Oh...! (used to show strong emotion, especially exasperation): Ya Rabbi! O Lord!/O my God! Ya sabır! God give me patience! 2. used to emphasize a rhetorical question: Bu curcunada çalışılır mı ya? Who can possibly work in the midst of this bedlam? 3. you know...: Kimden duydun? Hani fizik dersimizde o sarışın dilber var ya, işte o söyledi. Who´d you hear it from?´´ ´´You know that blonde bombshell who´s in our physics class? She told me. Ayşe bugün gelmedi. Hastaymış ya! Ayşe didn´t come today. Now you know we heard she was sick! 4. used to emphasize a statement: Kör olası paranı aldın ya, benden daha ne bekliyorsun? You´ve gotten your damn money; what more do you want out of me? Sen beni ne zannediyorsun ya? Just who do you think I am? Söyle ya! Come on and say it! Alsana ya! Take some for heaven´s sake! Ya, demek öyle. So that´s the way it is, eh? Gelseydin ya! If only you´d come! 5. Especially...!: Canan´ın inceliği, iyi kalpliliği, yardımseverliği az kişide var; ya güzelliği! Few people are as sensitive, good-hearted, and helpful as Canan. And when it comes to looks, she puts them all in the shade! 6. What about...?/How about...?: New York´u haziranda severim. Ya sen? I like New York in June. How about you? Sen iyisin be! Ya ben ne yapayım? You´re sitting pretty, but what about me? What do I do? 7. And what if...?: Nebahat onu getirir diyorsun, ya getirmezse? You say Nebahat will bring it. But what if she doesn´t? 8. Yes./Yep./Yup./You´re right./You said it!: Hava soğuk. Ya, öyle. The weather´s cold. You´re right. - sabır çekmek to put up with something (without outwardly complaining); to exercise forbearance."
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