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1 huzur
1. peace of mind, freedom from anxiety. 2. tranquillity, peace, freedom from disturbance or turmoil. 3. presence (of an exalted personage): Sultanın huzuruna çıktık. We came before the sultan. Huzura kabul olunmadı. He was not admitted to see him/her. 4. presence, attendance. -unda in the presence of. - dersi religious discourse held in the sultan´s presence during Ramazan. - hakkı money paid for attending a meeting. -unu kaçırmak /ın/ to make (someone) uneasy, take away (someone´s) peace of mind, disquiet. - ve asayiş peace and security. - vermek /a/ to put (someone) in a tranquil frame of mind, make (someone) feel at peace with the world, give (someone) peace. - vermemek /a/ not to give (someone) any peace, to bother. -
2 onur
1. self-respect, self-esteem, pride. 2. honor, distinction. -una dokunmak /ın/ to touch (someone´s) self-esteem, wound (someone´s) pride. - duymak to feel honored. - konuğu guest of honor. - kurulu discipline committee (of a society). - üyesi honorary member. - vermek /a/ 1. to honor (someone) with one´s presence. 2. to make (someone) feel proud. -una yedirememek /ı/ not to be able to stomach (an affront to one´s self-respect). - yeri the place of honor. -
3 onurlandırmak
/ı/ 1. to honor (someone) with one´s presence. 2. to make (someone) feel proud. -
4 sığıntı
person who is made to feel that his presence (in a household or place of work) is unwanted.
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