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  • 1 tort

    (Russian) cake v.t. to pull, to draw; to attract; to involve, to draw in; to soak up, to absorb; to distil; to serve (food); to weigh (on a scale); to give, to bestow upon; to dig (ditch); to mill; to withhold; to resemble; to favor; to go through, to undergo; to be inclined towards. Elektr simlarini tort to string electric wires. tamaki tort to smoke tobacco. tarozida un tort to weigh flour on a scale. o’ziga tort to attract to o.s. ishga tort to involve in work, to put to work. diqqatni chetga tort to divert attention. javobgarlikka tort to make answer (for). jazoga tort to bring to justice, to make pay. azob tort to suffer. jazo tort to undergo punishment. izza tort to feel ashamed or shy. tashvish tort to feel anxious. osh tort to serve pilaw. bosh tort to pull out, to back out of. burun tort to snort, to sniff. karnay tort to play a karnay. oyoqni tort to pull out, to leave. oh tort to let out a gasp. qo’l tort to pull back, to cease. ovqatdan qo’l tort to cease eating. qo’shin tort to to march troops. homuza tort to yawn. yo’g’on tort to thicken. biror kishiga tort to look like s.o., to be like s.o. tortib (olib) ket to make off with. tortib ol to pull out; to free; to seize. tortib chiqar /chiq to pull out. (tortil, tortish, torttir)tort tort coll.pilfering, filching, pillaging; drinking (bout)

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  • 2 tanob

    arch. (Arabic) cord used for land measure; cord; unit of land equal to 1/6 1/2 hectare. tanob tort /yo’l tanobini tort to shorten the road. og’zining tanobi qochdi to open up, to cheer up. tanobini tort(ib qo’y) to put in one’s place; to cut short, to curtail; to reign in, to subdue

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  • 3 jazo

    (Arabic) punishment; reward, deserts; remedy, way out. jazo otryadi/nima jazo Why bother?, Why make things difficult? jazo ber to punish. jazo tort to suffer (consequences), to be punished. jazoga tort to call to account

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  • 4 oh

    ah! oh!; sigh, groan. oh chek /tort /ur to sigh or groan. oh voh sighs, groans, wailing. oh voh qil /tort to wail, moan

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  • 5 tortish

    v.i. coop. of tort ; to cramp; to argue v.n. of tort ; pull, attraction. erning tortish kuchi gravity

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  • 6 uli

    uli tort to howl (s. uv tort)

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  • 7 alam

    1. (Arabic) pain, grief, suffering; vengeance, grudge; anger, wrath. alam tort /alam qil to vex, to torment.. alam(ini) ol to get revenge; to dissipate one’s anger or grief (e.g., through work). Isaning alamini Musadan ol to use s.o. as a scapegoat. alamdan tarqa /alamga kir to begin to hurt 2. (Arabic) flag, banner; votive strip of cloth tied on a tree branch near a holy site

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  • 8 arava

    (Arabic) wagon, cart. gumbur arava brand new wagon or cart. otash arava (coll., arch.) train. shayton arava bicycle. aravani quruq olib qoch o’z aravangni o’zing tort Take care of yourself., Pull your own weight.aravak dial.nose ring (s. buloqi)

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  • 9 baquvvat

    (Persian) strong, healthy, robust, tough. baquvvatmisiz? a greeting used by elderly people. beli baquvvat in robust health; well off financially. baquvvat tort to get stronger

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  • 10 bedarmon

    (Persian) weak, feeble. bedarmon tort to lose strength, become weak

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  • 11 bosh

    head; top, summit; beginning; source, headwaters; end, limit; bulb (onion, etc.), bunch (grapes); main, chief. bosh kelishigi nominative case. kishi boshiga per head, per person. gektar boshiga per hectare. boshga tushgan/boshdan kechir(il)gan/bosh og’ri to have a headache. boshiga kel to occur to. bosh bo’l /boshida tur to head, lead, direct. bosh gap head clause?? bosh kiyimi headgear, headdress. bosh maqola feature article, main article. bosh to’g’on main dam. bosh xotin first, oldest wife (polygamy). bosh barmoq thumb. boshi berk ko’cha deadend street. avval boshi first of all... satr boshi paragraph. bir boshdan from the beginning; in order. qayta boshdan once again, over again. boshi bilan with heart and soul. boshi bog’liq engaged (to be married). xotin boshi bilan as a woman. boshi ochiq bare headed, unveiled; not yet married or engaged (woman). bosh og’rig’i headache. bosh ustiga As you wish! By all means! Certainly! boshi qorong’i at the stage of pregancy to have cravings for certain foods. bosh harf capital letter. yolg’iz boshi all alone, by o.s. bosh ko’kka/bosh ko’tarib yur to hold one’s head high. bosh olib ket to pack up and leave for good. bosh oqqan tomonga ket to go wherever the roads leads you, wherever fancy takes you. bosh suq /bosh tort to bud, bloom; to pull out, back out. boshing toshdan bo’lsin Don’t get killed! (said to a soldier leaving for war). bosh ur to look for shelter, protection; to bow and scrape. boshi chiqmaydi to not be free of, not escape from. bir yoqadan bosh chiqarib to do s.t. as one, unanimously. bosh Eg to bow down, give in, submit. bosh qashi to scratch one’s head. boshi qot to be confounded. mening senga boshim qorong’i oyog’iga bosh qo’y to prostrate o.s. at s.o.’s feet. bosh qo’sh to butt in, to meddle. o’z boshiga independently, each for himself. boshiga et to finish off, to be s.o.’s downfall. boshiga ko’tar to revere, hold in high esteem; to raise a din, make a ruckus. boshiga uradimi? What’s he going to do with that? Why should he bother himself with that? boshiga chiq /boshga qo’y to revere, emulate. boshida yong’oq/boshini biriktir /boshini buk to subdue, bring to one’s knees. boshini ye to be one’s downfall, be the death of s.o. boshini sila to console, comort; to indulge; to take under one’s wing. boshini tik to swear o.s. to s.t. biror ishning boshini ushla /boshni qotir to confound, bother, plague

    Uzbek-English dictionary > bosh

  • 12 dam

    1. (Persian) breath; breather, rest; air, gas; heat; rage; steam. dami ichiga tushib ketdi to be unable to take a breath; to catch one’s breath; to be at a loss for words. dam ol to rest, to take a rest. dam olish kuni day of rest, day off. dam olish uyi rest house, resort facility. dam sol to blow on s.o. to drive away evil spirits. dam ur to sigh; s. damiga tort to suck in. damingni chiqarma! Don’t breathe out.; Don’t say a word of this. dam ye to absorb its own steam (rice), to brew thoroughly (tea). dami ichida to be unable to say what one feels. dami kesildi to stop short (talking); to quiet down 2. (Persian) moment. dam...dam sometimes... sometimes... bir damli momentary 3. (Persian) bellows. dam ber /bos to feed air (to fire) 4. (Persian) edge; blade. pichoq damicha/damiday thin as a knife blade. qilich damida yur /qilich damiga oyoq qo’y to walk on a knife edge, walk on thin ice

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  • 13 do’st

    (Persian) (formal) friend. jon do’sti dear friend, bosom buddy. ish do’sti friend from work. mol do’sti superficial, business only friend. piriga ham do’st bo’lmaydi not likeable by anyone. do’stingdan top expr. used when one is wronged by a friend. do’st tort to yell out ‘friend!’; to scream, to sing

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  • 14 en

    v.i. to descend, to go down. (endir) width; one length of material (enough to make one piece of clothing); mark, brand. ikki en two widths. eniga across, in width. en(iga) tort to widen, to thicken. en sol to mark (by clipping the ear)

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  • 15 falaq

    arch. (Arabic) stocks (used for punishing school children). falaqqa tort to put in stocks

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  • 16 go’r

    (Persian) grave; tomb. go’ri amir Tamerlane?s tomb in Samarqand. go’r azobi the agonies of death; punishing, extremely difficult. go’r azobida with great difficulty. go’r kafan qil to bury with all the customary rites. ota go’ri qozixonami? Is it worth all this trouble? qay(si) go’rga Which way? Where to? Where in hell? hammasi baribir go’r To hell with all of ?em. (o’z) go’riga tort to lead s.o. into one’s own pit, to pull s.o. down with o.s. go’riga g’isht qala to talk about behind one’s back. bir oyog’i to’rda, bir oyog’i go’rda/ yo’lidan go’ri yaqin with one foot in the grave. go’rdami/go’rnimi Not at all! What in hell are you talking about? qay(si) go’rda Where in hell...? go’rga great, fine. sa go’rga Edi It would be great if..., If it would only..

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  • 17 guvohlik

    abstr. of guvohlikka tort to use as a witness. guvohlik qil to bear or serve as a witness

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  • 18 hamyoza

    hamyoza tort to yawn (s. Esna)

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  • 19 hasrat

    (Arabic) grief, sorrow, pain. hasrat qil to spill out one’s grief; to complain about. hasrat chek /tort to undergo pain

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  • 20 hu 1

    yon, that yonder; oh! (in disgust); He (God).hu 2 ono.cooing sound.hu hu ono.cooing or hooting sound. hu 1 tort to coo or hoot

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  • tort — tort …   Dictionnaire des rimes

  • tort — [ tɔr ] n. m. • 980; lat. pop. tortum, neutre subst. de tortus « tordu, de travers », de torquere « tordre » A ♦ (En loc., sans article) 1 ♦ AVOIR TORT : ne pas avoir le droit, la raison de son côté (opposé à avoir raison) . « Prouver que j ai… …   Encyclopédie Universelle

  • tort — Tort. s. m. Ce qui est contre la raison, ce qu on peut blasmer. Lequel est ce des deux qui a tort? ils ont tort tous deux. je ne scay qui a le tort. il a tous les torts du monde. tout le monde luy donne le tort. vous avez tort de parler comme… …   Dictionnaire de l'Académie française

  • tort — / tȯrt/ n [Anglo French, wrongful or illegal act, from Old French, injury, from Medieval Latin tortum, from Latin, neuter of tortus twisted, from past participle of torquēre to twist]: a wrongful act other than a breach of contract that injures… …   Law dictionary

  • tort — Tort, Il vient de Tortus, ou Tortuosus, quod opponitur Recto, Aussi Tort et droict sont contraires, Iniuria enim, hoc est quod iniuste fit alteri, a naturae rectitudine deflectit, vt tortuosum bacillum a bacilli rectitudine. Tort et dommage,… …   Thresor de la langue françoyse

  • Tort — Tort, n. [F., from LL. tortum, fr. L. tortus twisted, crooked, p. p. of torqure to twist, bend. See {Torture}.] 1. Mischief; injury; calamity. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] That had them long opprest with tort. Spenser. [1913 Webster] 2. (Law) Any civil… …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

  • Tort — Sm Kränkung per. Wortschatz fremd. Erkennbar fremd (17. Jh.) Entlehnung. Entlehnt aus frz. tort, eigentlich Unrecht , zu ml. tortum verdreht, krumm , PPP. von l. torquēre drehen (Tortur).    Ebenso ne. tort, ndn. tort, nnorw. tort. französisch… …   Etymologisches Wörterbuch der deutschen sprache

  • tort — {{/stl 13}}{{stl 8}}rz. mnż I, D. u, Mc. tortrcie {{/stl 8}}{{stl 7}} wyrób ciastkarski przyrządzany z ciasta, zwykle biszkoptowego, upieczonego w kształcie krążków, przełożonych później rozmaitymi masami, kremami, przyozdobionych owocami, lukrem …   Langenscheidt Polski wyjaśnień

  • Tort — Tort, a. Stretched tight; taut. [R.] [1913 Webster] Yet holds he them with tortest rein. Emerson. [1913 Webster] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

  • Tort — der; [e]s <aus fr. tort »Unrecht«, dies aus spätlat. tortum, substantiviertes Neutr. zu lat. tortus »gedreht, gewunden«, Part. Perf. von torquere, vgl. ↑torquieren> (veraltend) etwas Unangenehmes, Ärger, Kränkung, z. B. jmdm., sich einen… …   Das große Fremdwörterbuch

  • tort — (n.) mid 13c., injury, wrong, from O.Fr. tort (11c.), from M.L. tortum injustice, noun use of neut. of tortus wrung, twisted, pp. of L. torquere turn, turn awry, twist, wring, distort (see THWART (Cf. thwart)). Legal sense of breach of a duty,… …   Etymology dictionary

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