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61 artırmak
1. /ı/ to increase, expand, add to. 2. /ı/ to leave some (of something) over purposely, save. 3. /ı/ to offer more (for), raise the bid for (at an auction). 4. to go too far. -
62 kol
"1. arm. 2. sleeve. 3. limb, large branch (of a tree). 4. crank. 5. handle; lever. 6. phys. arm. 7. neck (of a musical instrument). 8. strand (of a rope). 9. division, branch. 10. patrol. 11. club (in a school). 12. gang; troupe. 13. mil. column. 14. formerly wing (of an army). 15. side (direction). 16. butchery shank. 17. arm (of a chair). 18. brachial. -larını açmak /a/ to receive (someone) with open arms. -unda altın bileziği olmak to possess a profitable skill. - askısı med. sling. - atardamarı anat. brachial artery. - atmak 1. (for a tree) to put forth branches. 2. to spread, extend. - bağı mil. brassard. - dayanağı armrest. - demiri iron bar (used to bar a door). - düğmesi cuff link. - emeği manual labor. - evi tailor. armhole, place where the sleeve joins the yoke. - gezmek 1. (for a security force) to patrol an area. 2. (for a criminal) to prowl around or lurk in an area. -una girmek /ın/ to take (someone´s) arm. -u kanadı kırılmak to be left sitting high and dry (after losing one´s source or sources of support), have the rug pulled out from under one. - kanat olmak/germek /a/ to take (someone) under (one´s) wing. - kapağı (shirt) cuff. - kemiği anat. humerus. - kola arm in arm. - kola girmek to link arms. -una kuvvet. colloq. Keep it up!/Keep up the good work! - saati wrist watch. -larını sallaya sallaya gelmek to come without bothering to bring anything (as a gift). -ları/-larını sıvamak to get ready to do something, roll up one´s sleeves. - tahtası sleeveboard. - uzatmak to spread, expand, branch out. -u uzun powerful and influential. - vurmak to patrol; to wander around. - yormak to work hard." -
63 serpantin
1. serpentine, paper streamer. 2. a flexible tube-shaped device which is coiled up and placed in something to expand it. 3. geol. serpentine.
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