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1 kemerleri sıkmak
tighten one's belt, tighten the purse strings -
2 masrafları kısmak
tighten the purse strings -
3 bürüşdi
tighten -
4 bürüşdi
tighten -
5 sıkıştır
1. squeeze 2. tighten 3. tighten up 4. bottle up 5. clamp down 6. compress 7. kern 8. jamming (v.) 9. tampering (v.) 10. compressing (v.) 11. compressed (v.) 12. compact (v.) 13. pack (v.) 14. sandwich (v.) 15. compress (v.) -
6 ciddileşmek
v. become serious, tighten up, tighten, sober up, sober down -
7 ciddileşmemek
v. (neg. form of ciddileşmek) become serious, tighten up, tighten, sober up, sober down -
8 germek
v. stretch, stretch out, strain, tighten, tighten up, tense, bag, distend, draw, hang on, lift, rack, span, sprawl out, stay, string, tauten -
9 germemek
v. (neg. form of germek) stretch, stretch out, strain, tighten, tighten up, tense, bag, distend, draw, hang on, lift, rack, span, sprawl out, stay, string, tauten -
10 sertleşmek
v. harden, toughen, stiffen, solidify, become hard, become tough, tighten, tighten up, indurate, get a hard on, have a hard on--------sertleşmek (rüzgâr)v. freshen, freshen up--------sertleşmek (çelik)v. temper -
11 sertleşmemek
v. (neg. form of sertleşmek) harden, toughen, stiffen, solidify, become hard, become tough, tighten, tighten up, indurate, get a hard on, have a hard on -
12 sıkmak
v. squeeze, tighten, make fast, hold tight, grip, bore, bother, give the willies, depress, ail, chevy, chivvy, chivy, clench, constipate, constrict, crush, cumber, distress, extrude, harass, hatchel, incommode, irk, jam, load, mope, oppress, pinch--------sıkmak (limon vb.)v. press, ream, ream out* * *1. annoy 2. bother 3. squeeze (n.) -
13 gerginleştirmek
v. tighten, make tight, pull taught; become tight, become taught -
14 gerginleştirmemek
v. (neg. form of gerginleştirmek) tighten, make tight, pull taught; become tight, become taught -
15 kasmak
n. rotor--------v. stretch tight, tighten, contract, flex, strain, clamp, tauten -
16 kasmamak
v. (neg. form of kasmak) stretch tight, tighten, contract, flex, strain, clamp, tauten -
17 kasılmak
v. contract, strain, be stretched tight, tighten, attitudinize, set, swagger -
18 kasılmamak
v. (neg. form of kasılmak) contract, strain, be stretched tight, tighten, attitudinize, set, swagger -
19 kemerini sıkmak
v. tighten one's belt -
20 kısmak
v. pinch, tighten, cut down on, cut back, reduce, diminish, abridge, attenuate, ax, axe, check, choke, choke back, choke off, curtail, depress, draw in, economize, narrow, pare, pare down, put down, qualify, retrench, scrimp, skimp, soften, stint--------kısmak (gaz vb.)v. throttle, throttle down--------kısmak (gaz vs.)v. turn down
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