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61 take sight
n. nişan almak -
62 what a sight you are
interj. ne bu hal, bu halin ne böyle -
63 within sight
adv. görünürde, gözle görünür yerde -
64 within sight of
varmadan, az evvel -
65 at sight
görünce, görür görmez, bakarak -
66 be a sight
v. berbat halde olmak, perişan görünmek, pasak içinde olmak -
67 by sight
sima olarak -
68 catch sight
v. farketmek, gözüne ilişmek -
69 come in sight
görünmek, ortaya çıkmak -
70 draft at sight
n. görüldüğünde ödenecek poliçe -
71 find favor in smb.'s sight
gözüne girmek -
72 front sight
n. arpacık, tüfek arpacığı -
73 get out of my sight
interj. defol, gözüm görmesin seni, gözüme görünme -
74 get sight of
gözüne ilişmek, görmek -
75 in my sight
adv. benim gözümde, benim nazarımda -
76 in sight
görünürde, gözle görünür yerde -
77 in the sight of god
adv. allah'ın gözünde, tanrının nazarında -
78 look a sight
v. berbat halde olmak, perişan görünmek, pasak içinde olmak -
79 loose one's sight
v. görme yeteneğini kaybetmek, kör olmak -
80 loose sight of
v. gözden kaybetmek, görememek, haber alamamak, unutmak, dikkate almamak
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