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1 sıkı çalışarak yorul
toil (v.) -
2 didinmek
v. wear oneself out, toil, toil and moil, try hard, fag, grub, moil, slave, strain, strive -
3 didinmemek
v. (neg. form of didinmek) wear oneself out, toil, toil and moil, try hard, fag, grub, moil, slave, strain, strive -
4 zahmet çekmek
v. be at pains, take pains, toil, toil and moil, travail -
5 emek
n. labor, labour [Brit.], work, exertion, pain, toil, pains* * *1. elbow grease 2. work 3. endeavor (n.) -
6 tuzak
n. come on, trap, a warm corner, snare, decoy, ambush, catch, complot, hook, net, ambuscade, cobweb, gin, lure, noose, springe, toil, toilets, wire, toils* * *1. trap 2. entrapment 3. pitfall 4. trapping (n.) 5. ambush (n.) 6. trap (n.) 7. snare (n.) -
7 uğraş
n. occupation, profession, avocation, employment, engagement, struggle, exertion, wrestle, endeavor, endeavour [Brit.], resource, toil, tug* * *1. strive 2. strove 3. struggle on 4. attend to 5. cope 6. cope with 7. deal 8. deal with 9. dealt 10. dealt with 11. coping with (v.) 12. dealing (v.) 13. striving (v.) 14. striven (v.) -
8 yorgunluk
n. exhaustion, phew, fag, fatigue, lassitude, staleness, tiredness, weariness* * *1. tiredness 2. weariness 3. exhaustion 4. lassitude 5. toil (n.) 6. tucker (n.) 7. fatigue (n.) -
9 emek sarfetmek
v. toil -
10 zahmet
n. bother, exertion, grueling, gruelling, inconvenience, onerousness, pain, painstaking, punishment, struggle, toil, travail, trouble, pains -
11 zorla yapmak
v. toil and moil -
12 ködük
ış ködük - Toil and work. "ködük" is never used alone but only in this paired expression -
13 küdhüklük
ışlığ küdhüklüğ er - A man who has toil and trouble. One does not say: küdhüklüğ alone -
14 tınıldı
rest was had from toil and trouble -
15 ködük
ış ködük - Toil and work. "ködük" is never used alone but only in this paired expression -
16 küdhüklük
ışlığ küdhüklüğ er - A man who has toil and trouble. One does not say: küdhüklüğ alone -
17 tınıldı
rest was had from toil and trouble -
18 didinmek
to work hard, to toil, to slog, to drudge -
19 gayret
exertion, effort, endeavour, toil, labour, ardour, zeal, enthusiasm, energy, diligence, struggle -
20 ıkıl ıkıl yürümek
to toil
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