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1 alabora
"1. naut. capsizal, capsize, upset. 2. naut. hoisting (a sail, a flag); crossing (yards). 3. naut. tossing (oars). 4. hauling in, hauling (a fishing net). - etmek /ı/ 1. naut. to capsize, upset, keel (a boat) over, overturn. 2. naut. to hoist (a sail, a flag); to cross (yards). 3. naut. to toss (oars). 4. to haul in, haul (a fishing net). - olmak 1. naut. (for a boat) to capsize, keel over. 2. naut. (for a sail, a flag) to be hoisted; (for yards) to be crossed. 3. naut. (for oars) to be tossed. 4. (for a fishing net) to be hauled in." -
2 açıktan
1. (getting something) without working for it, for nothing. 2. (promoting someone, assigning someone to a position) over people who are both older and of a higher rank than himself. 3. (money) gained with no work. - açığa openly, publicly, without any attempt at secrecy. - gitmek naut. (for a ship) to sail at a great distance from the land. - (para) kazanmak to get money without working for it.
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