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1 yalfattı
Let sb. lick sth -
2 yalgattı
Let sb. lick sth -
3 yalfattı
Let sb. lick sth -
4 yalgattı
Let sb. lick sth -
5 yapurttı
Ordered sth. ; Let sb. level sth -
6 yapurttı
Ordered sth. ; Let sb. level sth -
7 çuwşattı
Let sth. ferment -
8 kondurdı
Let sth alight; inlaid on -
9 sarkıttı
Let sth drip -
10 sarkurdı
Let sth. to drip -
11 tamıttı
Let sth. drip -
12 çuwşattı
Let sth. ferment -
13 kondurdı
Let sth alight; inlaid on -
14 sarkıttı
Let sth drip -
15 sarkurdı
Let sth. to drip -
16 tamıttı
Let sth. drip -
17 ağzından kaçırmak
to let sth slip, to blurt sth out, to let the cat out of the bag -
18 atmak
"to throw, to fling, to cast, to sling; to drop, to cast; to toss, to chuck, to bung ; to turf sb/sth out (of sth); to insert; to eliminate, to remove; to expel; to dismiss, to fire, to boot sb out (of sth); to put out, to extend; to dump, to throw away; t" " pas vermek; (imza) to fix; (mektup, kart) to drop; (sigorta) to fuse, to blow; (silah) to discharge, to fire; (kalp, damar) to beat, to pump, to pulsate; (çýðlýk, kahkaha) to let out; (yumruk) to strike" -
19 indirmek
"to lower, to bring down; to reduce, to deduct, to bring sth down, to mark sth down; (taþýttan) to let sb down; (uçak/helikopter) to bring sth down; to land, to give to deal; (yük) to unload; (pencere, vb) to break" -
20 kaçırmak
"to cause to escape; (otobüs) to miss; (fýrsat) to miss, to let sth slip, to throw sth away, to miss out (on sth); (adam) to kidnap, to abduct; (uçak) to hijack; (çorap) to ladder; to smuggle; to steal, to walk away with; to drive/frighten (sb) away; to le" üþütmek
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let fly (at something) (with something) — let ˈfly (at sb/sth) (with sth) idiom to attack sb by hitting them or speaking angrily to them • He let fly at me with his fist. • She let fly with a stream of abuse. Main entry: ↑flyidiom … Useful english dictionary