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1 işini bitir
polish off -
2 sıyırmak
"to tear off, to peel off, to scrape; to graze, to brush; to polish off" -
3 temiz
1. clean. 2. fresh (air). 3. (something) which is in good condition, which is clean and has been properly cared for. 4. decent, clean-living, morally upright. 5. chaste, virtuous. 6. net (amount of money). 7. well, in a good way. 8. slang poker (the card game). - bir (bir -) 1. a good, a thorough (beating, whipping). 2. (beating someone) severely, good and proper, but good. -e çekmek /ı/ to make a fair copy of (a piece of writing). - çevirmek slang to play poker. -e çıkarmak /ı/ to clear, prove (someone) innocent, exonerate. -e çıkmak (for someone accused of something) to be cleared, be proven innocent, be exonerated. - giyinmek to wear neat, clean clothes. - hava almak to get some fresh air. - havaya çıkmak to go out and get some fresh air. -e havale etmek /ı/ 1. to finish (a job that´s been dragging on) in a jiffy. 2. to eat up, polish off, put away (food). 3. slang to kill, bump (someone) off, put (someone) away. -/iyi iş altı ayda çıkar. proverb It takes time to do a job properly. - pak sparklingly clean, spotlessly clean. - patent naut. clean bill of health (for a ship). - raporu doctor´s report stating that someone is in good health, clean bill of health. - süt emmiş (someone) who comes of good stock, decent, trustworthy. - taş flawless gem. - temiz cleanly, immaculately. - yüzlü (someone) who has an honest, good-hearted look about him/her. -
4 temizlemek
/ı/ 1. to clean. 2. to purify (water, air, etc.). 3. to clean, gut, or dress (fish, game, etc.). 4. colloq. to finish. 5. colloq. to get rid of, eliminate. 6. colloq. to eat up, polish off, put away (food). 7. slang to rob, clean out. 8. slang to clean (someone) out, take all of (someone´s) money (during a poker game, etc.). 9. slang to kill, bump (someone) off, put (someone) away. -
5 temizletmek
/ı, a/ 1. to have (someone) clean (something, someone). 2. to have (someone) purify (water, air, etc.). 3. to have (someone) clean, gut, or dress (fish, game, etc.). 4. colloq. to have (someone) finish (something). 5. colloq. to have (someone) get rid of or eliminate (something). 6. colloq. to have (someone) eat up or polish off (food). 7. slang to have (someone) clean out or rob (someone, a place). 8. slang to have (someone) kill (someone), have (someone) bump (someone) off. -
6 üstesinden gelmek
v. accomplish, tide over, come through, cope, dope, dope out, fix, get over, go over big, handle, hurdle, lick, overcome, polish off, surmount* * *conquer -
7 halletmek
v. solve, resolve, arrange, adjust, figure out, work out, get things done, sort out, overcome, untangle, untwist, manage, clear up, compound, dispatch, dispose of, dissolve, hurdle, lay on, lick, polish off, sort, square, surmount, unriddle, untie -
8 halletmemek
v. (neg. form of halletmek) solve, resolve, arrange, adjust, figure out, work out, get things done, sort out, overcome, untangle, untwist, manage, clear up, compound, dispatch, dispose of, dissolve, hurdle, lay on, lick, polish off, sort, square, surmount, unriddle, untie -
9 silip süpürmek
v. clean out, mop up, sweep, gobble up, gobble, put away, polish off, dispatch, punish -
10 yuvarlamak
"1. /ı/ to roll (something) (along a surface). 2. /ı/ to roll (something) up. 3. /ı/ to round, give (something) a circular or spherical shape. 4. /ı/ to send (someone) sprawling (to the ground). 5. /ı/ to down (food, drink) quickly; to put away, pack away, or polish off (food) quickly. 6. to tell whopping big lies, tell whoppers. " -
11 yuvarlatmak
"/ı, a/ 1. to have (someone) roll (something) (along a surface). 2. to have (someone) roll (something) up. 3. to have (someone) round (something), have (someone) give (something) a circular or spherical shape. 4. to have (someone) send (someone) sprawling (to the ground). 5. to have (someone) down (food, drink) quickly; to have (someone) put away, pack away, or polish off (food) quickly." -
12 cilalamak
"/ı/ 1. to varnish; to wax; to polish. 2. to finish, shine. 3. slang to top off, cap off (a meal, booze, an entertainment)." -
13 düzeltmek
v. correct, adjust, set aright, improve, tidy up, arrange, reorganize, straighten, straighten out, smooth, level, polish, unbend, ameliorate, amend, better, clean up, dub, emend, face-lift, fix, grade, grade up, haul up, heal, justify, level off--------düzeltmek (giysi)v. spruce, spruce up* * *correct -
14 düzeltmemek
v. (neg. form of düzeltmek) correct, adjust, set aright, improve, tidy up, arrange, reorganize, straighten, straighten out, smooth, level, polish, unbend, ameliorate, amend, better, clean up, dub, emend, face-lift, fix, grade, grade up, haul up, heal, justify, level off -
15 parlatmak
"1. /ı/ to polish, burnish; to make (something) shine, gleam, or glisten. 2. slang to toss off (booze), knock back (booze)."
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