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1 ayrı
"separate, apart; different, dissimilar, distinct" -
2 dış uyarım
separate excitation -
3 münferit
separate, discrete, isolated, individual -
4 apayrı
separate, completely different. -
5 ayrı
1. separate, apart. 2. different, distinct. 3. exceptional. - ayrı 1. separate, distinct. 2. individual, separate. 3. one by one, separately. - baş çekmek to go one´s own way. - düşmek to be separated from each other. -sı gayrısı olmamak/- gayrı bilmemek to have all things in common. - seçi olmak to withdraw one´s property, cease to share things. - seçi yapmak to be discriminatory. - tutmak /ı/ to make a distinction (between), discriminate (between). -
6 ayır
1. allocate 2. allocate to 3. break down into 4. break into 5. cut into 6. detach 7. differentiate 8. disconnect 9. discriminate 10. disjoin 11. dissect 12. isolate 13. make disconnected 14. make disjoint 15. reserve 16. segregate 17. separate into 18. set apart 19. sever 20. sever from 21. spaced at 22. split into 23. separating (v.) 24. discriminating (v.) 25. resolving (v.) 26. disconnecting (v.) 27. parting (v.) 28. sparing (v.) 29. separate (v.) 30. parted (v.) 31. reserved (v.) 32. segregated (v.) 33. separated (v.) 34. spaced (v.) 35. allocated (v.) 36. detached (v.) 37. differentiated (v.) 38. disconnected (v.) 39. isolated (v.) 40. disjoined (v.) 41. abstracted (v.) 42. earmark (v.) 43. part (v.) 44. reserve (v.) 45. abstract (v.) 46. spare (v.) -
7 ayırmak
v. separate, set apart, assort, isolate, sort, split; sever, allocate, allot, allow, appropriate, choose, classify, comb, contradistinguish, cut off, cut out, demarcate, detach, devote, disband, discard, disembody, disjoin, disrupt, dissever* * *separate -
8 ayrı
adj. apart, separate, unconnected, divided, another, dissimilar, discontinuous, discrete, distanced, distinct, divergent, especial, isolated, segregate--------adv. apart, aside, aloof; detachedly--------pref. hetero--------pron. another* * *1. discrete 2. disjunct 3. distinct 4. unconnected 5. apart (adv.) 6. separate (adj.) -
9 ayırmak
1. /ı, dan/ to part, separate, sever (from). 2. /ı/ to choose, pick, select. 3. /ı, dan/ to distinguish (from). 4. /ı/ to discriminate (between). 5. /ı/ to set apart. 6. /ı/ to divide, sunder. 7. /ı, a/ to divide (something) into (so many) parts. 8. /ı, a/ to save, reserve (for). 9. /ı/ to give separate accommodations (to). 10. /ı, dan/ to isolate (from). -
10 ayrık
adj. separated, separate, discrete, split, wide apart, cloven, discontiguous, furcate--------n. cleft* * *1. discrete 2. disjoint 3. detached (adj.) -
11 bikini
n. bikini, type of women's bathing suit which has two separate pieces, two piece swimming suit* * *bikini -
12 bireysel
adj. individual, individualistic, singular, separate* * *1. individual 2. individualistic -
13 bölmek
v. divide, separate, split, slice, divvy, divvy up, break down, carve up, cleave, parcel, parcel out, partition, portion, reduce, rend, section, segment, sever, overslaugh* * *divide -
14 ferdiyet
n. individuality, state of being an individual or separate being, separateness, distinctness, uniqueness* * *individuality -
15 küçük parçalara ayır
1. cut into small pieces 2. cut up 3. separate into fractions 4. splinter (v.) -
16 ayrı yaşamak
v. separate -
17 ayrışmak
v. decompose, dissociate, separate, resolve -
18 ayrışmamak
v. (neg. form of ayrışmak) decompose, dissociate, separate, resolve -
19 ayrıştırmak
v. decompose, dissociate, distil, distill, extricate, separate -
20 ayrıştırmamak
v. (neg. form of ayrıştırmak) decompose, dissociate, distil, distill, extricate, separate
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