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3 ayakla ez
1. trample down 2. trample on 3. trample over 4. tread out 5. trod out -
4 çiğnemek
v. chew, masticate, run over, trample, trample down, run down, violate, break, outrage, champ, chump, contravene, crunch, infringe, override, squelch, stamp, swamp, tramp--------çiğnemek (emir vs.)v. transgress* * *chew -
5 çiğnememek
v. (neg. form of çiğnemek) chew, masticate, run over, trample, trample down, run down, violate, break, outrage, champ, chump, contravene, crunch, infringe, override, squelch, stamp, swamp, tramp -
6 çiğne
1. chew 2. infringe 3. masticate 4. trample 5. chewing (v.) 6. chew (v.) -
7 çiğneme
adj. masticatory, of chewing, for chewing, chewable--------n. chewing, mastication, chew; trample, tread under foot, run over; breach, contravention, infraction, nonobservance* * *1. mastication 2. chewing (n.) 3. munching (n.) 4. chew (n.) -
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v. extinguish, snuff out, put out, douse, quench, deflate, turn off, switch off, attenuate, damp, damp down, dampen, dowse, hydrate, kill, suffocate, trample out, turn out--------söndürmek (kireç)v. slack, slake, slacken* * *extinguish -
9 ayaklar altına almak
v. trample -
10 ayaklar altında ezmek
v. trample under foot -
11 ezme sesi
n. trample -
12 söndürmemek
v. (neg. form of söndürmek) extinguish, snuff out, put out, douse, quench, deflate, turn off, switch off, attenuate, damp, damp down, dampen, dowse, hydrate, kill, suffocate, trample out, turn out -
13 ciinemää
[T cignemek]: to trampleA Concise Gagauz Dictionary with etymologies and Turkish, Azerbaijani and Turkmen cognates > ciinemää
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14 ayaklar altına almak
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15 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" -
16 ezmek
"to crush, to pound; to mash; to squeeze, to squash, to liquidize; (arabayla) to run over; to tread, to trample; to oppress, to tyrannize; to overwhelm, to suppress, to trounce; to defeat, to massacre" -
17 çiğnemek
"to chew, to masticate; to run over; to tread, to trample, to crush; to disobey, to violate, to infringe, to break, to contravene" -
18 ayak
"1. foot. 2. leg. 3. base, pedestal, footing. 4. treadle (of a sewing machine). 5. shaft (of a loom). 6. tributary. 7. outlet (of a lake). 8. step (in stairs). 9. gait, pace. 10. folk poetry rhyme; rhyme word. 11. foot (measure). 12. intersection between two lines or between a line and a plane. -ta 1. standing, on one´s feet. 2. excited, aroused. 3. med. ambulatory. -tan (satış) (selling meat) on the hoof (as opposed to butchered meat). -ını alamamak 1. /dan/ to be unable to refrain (from). 2. to be unable to use one´s feet (because of pains or because they have gone asleep). -ı alışmak /a/ to make a habit of going to. -ını altına almak to sit on one´s leg. -ının altına almak /ı/ 1. to beat, give a beating (to), thrash. 2. to ignore, transgress, violate. 3. to push aside (something useful). -lar altına almak /ı/ to trample on, disregard. -ının altına karpuz kabuğu koymak /ın/ to scheme to get (someone) fired. -ının altında olmak (for a view) to be spread out beneath one. -ının/-larının altını öpeyim. colloq. For God´s sake. - atmak 1. /a/ to go (to) for the first time. 2. to take a step. - atmamak /a/ not to go to; to stay away from. - ayak üstüne atmak to cross one´s legs. - bağı 1. impediment, hindrance, hobble, fetter. 2. person who creates an obligation and responsibility. -ının bağını çözmek /ın/ 1. to divorce (one´s wife). 2. to free (someone) to act. -ına bağ olmak /ın/ to hinder (one). -ına bağ vurmak/-ını bağlamak /ın/ to hinder. - basmak /a/ 1. to arrive (at), enter. 2. to begin, enter, start (a job). - basmamak /a/ not to go to; to stay away from. -lar baş, başlar ayak oldu. colloq. The first have become last, the last first./The social order is reversed and upstarts are in charge. - bileği 1. ankle. 2. anat. tarsus. -ları birbirine dolaşmak to stumble over one´s own feet. -ına çabuk quick, quick to come and go. -ını çabuk tutmak to hurry, walk quickly. -ına çağırmak /ı/ to call (someone) into one´s presence. -ını çekmek /dan/ to stop going to (a place). -ına çelme takmak /ın/ 1. to trip up. 2. to prevent (another´s) success. -ını çıkarmak to take off one´s shoes. - değiştirmek to get into step by changing one´s foot (in marching). -ını denk/tetik almak to be on one´s guard. -ını denk basmak to be careful, be wary. - diremek to insist, put one´s foot down. -ına dolanmak/dolaşmak 1. to crowd around and create confusion. 2. /ın/ to obstruct. 3. to boomerang, recoil on oneself. -ı dolaşmak 1. to trip over one´s own feet. 2. to get flustered and do something wrong. -ları dolaşmak to trip on one´s feet, get one´s feet tangled up. -ında donu yok, fesleğen ister/takar başına. colloq. She likes to show off regardless of her poverty. -ta duramama astasia. -ta durmak to stand, remain standing. -a düşmek to have outsiders meddling in (a matter). -ı düşmek /a/ to drop in on (a place, a house), visit while passing by. -ına düşmek /ın/ to beg, implore. -ı düze basmak to get over the hard part of something. -a fırlamak to jump to one´s feet. - freni foot brake. -ına geçirmek /ı/ to pull on (one´s trousers). -ına (kadar) gelmek /ın/ 1. to make (someone) a personal visit (as an act of deference). 2. (for any desired thing) to come to (one) by itself. -ları geri geri gitmek to go reluctantly, drag one´s feet. -ına getirmek /ı/ to have (something or someone) brought to one. -ına gitmek /ın/ to make (someone) a personal visit (as an act of deference). -ını giymek to put on one´s shoes. (kendi) -ı ile gelmek 1. to come on one´s own initiative. 2. to fall into one´s lap. -ına ip takmak /ın/ to backbite. - işi errands and small deeds. - izi footprint. -a kaldırmak /ı/ 1. to upset, excite (a group). 2. to incite, stir up (a group) to rebellion. -a kalkmak 1. to stand up, get up, rise to one´s feet. 2. to recover and get out of bed. 3. to get excited, be aroused. -ta kalmak 1. to be left without a seat. 2. to remain standing; to have lasted. -ına/-larına kara su/ sular inme -
19 ezdirmek
,ezdirtmek /ı, a/ 1. to have (someone) crush or squash (fruit). 2. to have (someone) grind or triturate (something). 3. to have (someone) mash or purée (something). 4. to have (someone) crush and dissolve (something). 5. to have (someone, a group, etc.) oppress, grind down, beat down or trample on (someone, a group, etc.). -
20 ezmek
"/ı/ 1. to crush, squash (fruit). 2. to grind, triturate. 3. to mash, purée. 4. to crush in, smash in; to dent in. 5. to run over, hit and knock down. 6. to crush and dissolve. 7. to depress, lower the spirits of. 8. to oppress, grind down, beat down, trample on (someone, a group, etc.). 9. to wear down, weary. 10. to defeat, crush, beat down. 11. slang to spend (money). Ez de suyunu iç. colloq. It is absolutely worthless."
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trample on — index damage, mistreat, violate Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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