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1 tutuk
1. (someone) who speaks in a hesitant, disjointed way. 2. shy, retiring, reserved. 3. serious-minded, slow-moving, and silent. 4. short, abbreviated. 5. muffled (sound). 6. stopped-up, blocked. 7. stiff. 8. paralyzed. 9. (someone) who is under arrest. 10. person who is under arrest. -
2 tutuklu
1. person who is under arrest. 2. (someone) who is under arrest. -
3 tutuklamak
/ı/ law to arrest (someone), put (someone) under arrest. -
4 tutukluluk
being under arrest, arrest. -
5 tutuklanmak
v. be under arrest -
6 tutuklanmamak
v. (neg. form of tutuklanmak) be under arrest -
7 tutuklu
adj. imprisoned, under arrest--------n. prisoner, detainee, prisoner on remand, inmate -
8 tutuklu olmak
v. be under arrest -
9 tutuklu
"arrested, imprisoned, under arrest; >detainee, prisoner" -
10 mevkuf
arrested, under arrest. -
11 tutuklanmak
law to be arrested, be under arrest. -
12 tutukluk
1. speaking in a hesitant, disjointed way. 2. shyness, retiringness, reservedness. 3. being serious-minded, slow-moving, and silent. 4. shortness. 5. muffled nature. 6. blockage. 7. (bodily) stiffness. 8. paralysis. 9. being under arrest. 10. (an internal combustion engine´s) continually dying or cutting out. -
13 gözaltı
,-nı 1. house arrest. 2. arrest. 3. surveillance, police custody. -na almak /ı/ 1. to put (someone) under house arrest. 2. to put (someone) under surveillance. -
14 gözetim
"1. supervision, superintendency, oversight. 2. watch, care, surveillance; protection. 3. house arrest. 4. surveillance, police custody, detention. -e almak /ı/ 1. to put (someone) under house arrest. 2. to put (someone) under surveillance, put (someone) under detention." -
15 önlemek
v. prevent, prevent from, prohibit, intercept, avert, avoid, arrest, baffle, bank, circumvent, get under control, counterwork, estop, face up to, foil, foreclose, forestall, frustrate, head off, jugulate, keep back, obviate, occlude, preclude--------önlemek (tehlike)v. ward off* * *prevent -
16 önlememek
v. (neg. form of önlemek) prevent, prevent from, prohibit, intercept, avert, avoid, arrest, baffle, bank, circumvent, get under control, counterwork, estop, face up to, foil, foreclose, forestall, frustrate, head off, jugulate, keep back, obviate, occlude, preclude -
17 gözaltına almak
to put sb under house arrest, to take sb into custody, to intern
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under arrest — phrasal in legal custody … New Collegiate Dictionary
under arrest — adjective Arrested or being arrested … Wiktionary
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