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1 düşmanca
adj. unfriendly, like an enemy, unkind, virulent, hostile--------adv. inhospitably* * *1. hostile 2. unfriendly -
2 insafsız
adj. merciless, confiscatory, unjust, ruthless, unmerciful, unfair, cutthroat, fell, heartless, inequitable, inhumane, iniquitous, relentless, unconscientious, unconscionable, unfeeling, unkind, wrongful* * *1. extortionate 2. inhumane -
3 kırıcı
adj. offending, harsh, unkind, stinging, cutting, disobliging, galling, injurious, invidious, scathing, scorching, shocking--------n. breaker* * *1. breaker 2. cracker 3. crusher 4. refractive 5. scathing -
4 nezaketsiz
adj. impolite, indelicate, unkind, rude, brusque, crude, discourteous, disrespectful, offhand, short-spoken, unchivalrous, uncivil* * *1. tactless 2. uncivil 3. ungracious 4. disobliging (n.) -
5 sert kimse
n. tough* * *unkind person -
6 dokunaklı söz
n. sideswipe, quip, an unkind cut -
7 ters cevap
n. unkind answer, counterblast, rebuff -
8 düşüncesiz
"thoughtless, tactless, inconsiderate, imprudent, impulsive, indiscreet, unthinking, injudicious; reckless, rash, heedless, incautious, impetuous, unkind, cavalier; unworried, carefree" -
9 kaba
"rude, impolite, unkind, impertinent, bestial, mean, brutish, brusque, barbarous, disrespectful; graceless, inelegant; gruff, rough; vulgar, common; filthy, scurrilous, abrasive; coarse, rough; crude, rough, not well finished" -
10 kırıcı
"breaking, crushing; offensive, cutting, biting, hurtful, acid, unkind, abrasive, scathing, sharp; breaker" -
11 sert
"hard, rigid; stiff, firm; severe; harsh; strict, stern, drastic; violent; cutting, biting, hurtful, scathing, sharp; gruff, stiff, surly, brusque, forbidding, unkind; abrupt, curt; (içki) strong, stiff, heady; (sigara, vb.) strong; (tat, koku) acrid, pung" -
12 ağır
"1. heavy; mil. heavy. 2. heavy, difficult (work). 3. serious, difficult (problem). 4. serious, grave (sickness, wound). 5. stuffy, oppressive; smelly. 6. cutting, hurtful, offensive. 7. slow; ponderous. 8. slowly; ponderously. 9. thick, viscous. 10. valuable, precious. 11. indigestible, rich, heavy (food). - adam 1. man who acts slowly. 2. man who is slow to respond, lazy man. 3. serious-minded man. - ağır 1. slowly. 2. (to weigh) at the very most. - aksak very slowly and irregularly. - almak /ı/ to proceed slowly (with). -dan almak /ı/ not to show any interest in, appear uninterested in, appear reluctant to do (something). - basmak 1. to be heavy. 2. to have a strong influence, be influential, have weight. 3. to be important, be given weight, have priority. 4. /ı/ to oppress (as a nightmare). - canlı lazy, inactive, sluggish. - ceza a major punishment. - ceza mahkemesi criminal court for major cases. - çekmek to be heavy; to show a heavy weight (on a scale). - davranmak to act slowly, move slowly. - ezgi, fıstıki makam colloq. slowly, taking one´s time, ponderously. - gelmek /a/ 1. to offend, hurt, touch (one´s) honor. 2. to seem or be too difficult (for). -ına gitmek /ın/ to offend, hurt (one´s) feelings. - hapis cezası imprisonment for five years or more. - hastalık serious disease. - ihmal law gross negligence. - iş hard work. - işçi slang prostitute, whore. - işitmek/duymak to be hard of hearing. - kaçmak (for a joke, remark) to be unkind. - kanlı 1. slow, inactive, sluggish. 2. repulsive, unattractive. - kayıp heavy casualties. - konuşmak to say some hard things, speak harsh words. - ol. 1. Go slowly. 2. Take it easy./Calm down./Keep your cool. - oturmak to behave with dignity. - para cezası law fine. - sanayi heavy industry. - sıklet sports heavyweight. - söz hard word, harsh word; hard words, harsh words. - su chem. heavy water. - top big gun, important person, powerful person. - uyku deep sleep. - yaralı seriously wounded, gravely injured. " -
13 mürüvvetsiz
"ungenerous; unkind." -
14 pişkinlik
1. indifference to criticism, being hard-bitten. 2. being experienced. -e vurmak to ignore an unkind remark or action.
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Unkind — Un*kind , a. 1. Not kind; contrary to nature, or the law of kind or kindred; unnatural. [Obs.] Such unkind abominations. Chaucer. [1913 Webster] 2. Wanting in kindness, sympathy, benevolence, gratitude, or the like; cruel; harsh; unjust;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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