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1 deli saçması
utter nonsense, bullshit -
2 karmakarışık
in utter disorder, in complete confusion. - etmek /ı/ to mess up completely, put into complete disarray. - olmak to be completely messed up, be put into utter disorder. -
3 çıt
",-tı an almost imperceptible cracking sound. - çıkarmamak not to make a sound, not to utter a peep. - çıkmamak for no sound to be heard; /dan/ not to utter a peep. - etmek to make a cracking sound. - yok. There´s not a sound to be heard." -
4 bütün
adj. whole, entire, complete, total, all, every, solid, undivided, gross, all out, aggregate, clear, out and out, round, sheer, unbroken, utter--------adv. one and only--------n. the whole, the total, entire, gross, totality, complement--------pref. holo, omni, pan--------prep. all over the* * *1. all 2. all the 3. entire 4. overall 5. sum total 6. thorough 7. whole -
5 mutlak
adj. absolute, unconditional, certain, extreme, infallible, peremptory, plenipotentiary, positive, sov'ran, sovereign, strict, unconditioned, unqualified, utter, very--------adv. positively* * *peremptory -
6 söylemek
v. bade, say, tell, speak, utter, give voice to, deliver, sing, affirm, confess, air, apprise, assert, aver, bid, break, call, couch, drop, enunciate, hazard, impart, name, observe, order, pass, pronounce, remark, report, sound, speak of, spill, spit* * *say -
7 tamamen
adv. completely, entirely, fully, exactly, properly, thoroughly, wholly, perfectly, precious, absolutely, all, altogether, bang, bang on, chock, clean, clear, dead, definitely, in the highest degree, downright, fair, heart and soul, up to the hilt--------pref. holo* * *1. teetotal 2. the whole way 3. thoroughly 4. through and through 5. totally 6. utter 7. wholly 8. absolutely 9. completely 10. entirely 11. fully -
8 tüm
adj. whole, entire, total, all, clear, undivided, utter, overall--------n. entire, whole, entirety, totality, full complement--------pref. pan--------prep. all over the* * *1. whole 2. overall -
9 anırmak
v. bray, utter a loud harsh cry like a donkey -
10 anırmamak
v. (neg. form of anırmak) bray, utter a loud harsh cry like a donkey -
11 açığa vurmak
v. disclose, reveal, spill, divulge, lay bare, betray, evince, express, externalize, let on, uncloak, unclose, uncork, unseal, unveil, utter, vent, give vent to, ventilate, yield, yield up -
12 deli saçması
n. utter nonsense, raving, rigmarole, ravings -
13 dile getirmek
v. put into words, voice, give voice to, mention, utter -
14 piyasaya sürmek
v. launch, pass--------piyasaya sürmek (sahte para vb.)v. utter -
15 ses çıkarmak
v. sound, speak, noise, clatter, utter, voice -
16 ah etmek
a) to utter a sigh, to sigh b) to call down curses upon (sb) -
17 alan talan
in utter confusion -
18 allak bullak
"confused, tangled, upside-down, messed-up; in utter confusion, upside down" -
19 basmak
"to tread (on), to step (on), to trample; to press, to depress, to compress; to print; to raid; to bust; to descend (on); to flood; (karanlýk) to fall, to set in; (çýðlýk) to let out, to utter; (bir yaþa) to enter, to reach; (para) to strike, to coin, to p" -
20 buyurmak
"to command, to order, to decree, to enjoin; to come, to enter; to have, to eat, to drink; to say, to utter"
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