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1 altüst
upside-down, topsy-turvy, higgledy-piggledy -
2 ters uçuş
upside-down flight -
3 altüst
adj. topsyturvy--------adv. upside down, topsyturvy* * *1. upside down 2. topsy turvy (adv.) 3. topsy turvy (adj.) -
4 ters
adj. reverse, inverted, inverse, upside down, backward, adverse, wrong, opposite, opposing, bad tempered, cranky, grumpy, unfavorable, unfavourable [Brit.], acrimonious, amiss, awkward, awry, bloody-minded, churlish, contradictory, contrary, converse--------adv. inversely, backwards, upside down, facedown, wrong, wrongly, amiss, awry, counter, agley--------n. reverse--------pref. mis, retro, sub* * *1. reciprocal 2. reverse 3. adverse 4. antidromic 5. converse 6. froward 7. inverse 8. reverse (adj.) -
5 üst taraf
n. face, upside* * *upside -
6 başaşağı
adj. inverted, upside down, prone; topsyturvy, topsy-turvy--------adv. upside down, topsyturvy, downward -
7 tepetaklak
adj. upside down, topsyturvy, inverted--------adv. upside down, topsyturvy, head over heels -
8 allak bullak
"confused, tangled, upside-down, messed-up; in utter confusion, upside down" -
9 altüst
,-tü upside down, topsy-turvy, in utter confusion. - böreği a layered pastry that is turned over while cooking. - etmek /ı/ 1. to upset, turn (something) upside down, mess up. 2. to damage, wreck, ruin. - olmak 1. to be disordered, be in a mess. 2. to be ruined, be wrecked. 3. (for one´s stomach, plans, etc.) to be upset. -
10 tepe
"1. hill. 2. top, top part: ağacın tepesinde at/in the top of the tree/on top of the tree. 3. crown, topmost part (of one´s head). 4. crest, crown (of a bird). 5. math. vertex. 6. colloq. the space right beside one: Tepemde dikilme öyle! Don´t stand here breathing down my neck! - altını the gold coins ornamenting a woman´s headdress. - aşağı 1. upside down. 2. headlong, headfirst. -si aşağı gitmek to experience hard times, go downhill, hit the skids; to fail miserably, fall flat on one´s face. -si atmak to lose one´s temper, blow one´s stack. -den bakmak /a/ to view with scorn or disdain, look down on, look down one´s nose at. -sine binmek/çıkmak /ın/ to bedevil (someone) a lot, badger or bug (someone) to death. -sinde bitmek /ın/ 1. to bedevil (someone) a lot, harass, badger, or bug (someone) to death. 2. to appear suddenly before (someone) or at (someone´s) side. -sinde boza pişirmek /ın/ to make (someone) very uncomfortable; to crack the whip over (someone´s) head; to make it rough for (someone). - deliği/mazgalı machicolation. -sine dikilmek /ın/ (suddenly to go up to someone and) to plant oneself right beside or squarely before (him/her). -sinde havan dövmek /ın/ 1. (for people upstairs) to disturb (people downstairs) by making noise, try to bring the ceiling down on (those living downstairs). 2. stubbornly to refuse to let (someone) forget something, continually to remind (someone) of something. 3. constantly to pester (someone) about something. -den inme 1. (an order) which comes from a high official, which comes from one of the big guns. 2. very sudden and unexpected. -sinden (aşağı) kaynar su/sular dökülmek to be left aghast, be stunned, be knocked or thrown for a loop (by an unpleasant event). - saçı scalp lock. -den tırnağa (kadar) from head to toe, from head to foot. -si üstü 1. upside down. 2. headlong, headfirst." -
11 baş aşağı
1. headlong 2. upside down -
12 başaşağı çevir
turn upside down -
13 her şeyi altüst etmek
v. turn everything topsyturvy, turn everything upside down -
14 ters dönmek
v. turn upside down, turn, turn down, capsize, overturn, turn turtle -
15 ters çevirmek
v. turn inside out, turn upside down, turn down, upturn, invert -
16 ters
[T ters, Az tärs, Tk ters, from OT *tärs]: backside, upsideA Concise Gagauz Dictionary with etymologies and Turkish, Azerbaijani and Turkmen cognates > ters
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17 tewürdi
Turned the merchandise upside down and inside out -
18 tewürdi
Turned the merchandise upside down and inside out -
19 altüst etmek
to turn upside down, to mess up, to disrupt, to upset, to dislocate, to disorganize -
20 altını üstüne getirmek
a) to turn upside down b) to ransack, to delve in/into sth, to root about/around (for sth)
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