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1 âdeta
"virtually, all but..., as good as; as it were; a veritable...: Âdeta evet demişti. He had all but assented. Saçları âdeta bir yele idi. Her hair was a veritable mane. " -
2 bağırmak
"1. to shout, holler, yell; to bellow; to bray. 2. /a/ to bawl (someone) out, rail at, berate. 3. (for an animal) to make a loud noise, carry on. 4. (for something) virtually to trumpet, advertise (something) clearly: Afet geliyorum diye bağırıyordu, fakat aldıran yoktu. The catastrophe all but announced that it was going to happen, yet no one took any notice. Duvardaki saat, zamanın ne kadar azaldığını bağırıyordu. The clock on the wall was virtually shouting how little time remained. bağırıp çağırmak 1. to rant and rave, carry on. 2. /a/ to bawl (someone) out, rail at, berate." -
3 aslında
adv. actually, in fact, originally, essentially, basically, primarily, au fond, at bottom, at heart, indeed, in first place, in reality, really, in sober fact, substantially, verily, in very deed, virtually--------pron. in itself* * *1. actually 2. as a matter of fact 3. essentially -
4 hemen hemen
adv. almost, nearly, barely, pretty much, practically, about, all but, half, much, near, nigh, at close quarters, scarcely, well nigh* * *1. all but 2. almost 3. as good as 4. barely 5. just about 6. virtually -
5 fiilen
adv. virtually, de facto, actually -
6 gerçekte
adv. in fact, actually, in reality, in practice, in point of fact, in effect, practically, in sober fact, in sooth, in sooth to say, substantially, verily, in very deed, virtually -
7 midesiz
1. (person) who can eat virtually anything. 2. (person) who´s not revolted by anything. -
8 mum
"1. candle. 2. wax. 3. candlepower; colloq. watt. -la aramak /ı/ 1. to miss bitterly, feel the loss of grievously; to rue the absence of. 2. to crave (something virtually unfindable). - boya crayon (made of wax). - burnu the burnt end of a candlewick, snuff. -a çevirmek/döndürmek /ı/ to make (someone) submissive and obedient, make (someone) putty in one´s hands. - damlalığı brim around the socket of a candlestick, sconce; ring (placed around the base of a candle to catch the drippings). - dibine ışık vermez. proverb One may be a help to others and yet neglect one´s family and oneself. - direk (standing) ramrod straight. -a dönmek to become putty in someone´s hands. - gibi 1. (standing) ramrod straight. 2. well-behaved. 3. waxen. 4. (as) white as a sheet, very pale. - külahı snuffer (used to extinguish candles). - makası snuffers, wick trimmers (used to trim candlewicks). - olmak 1. to become quiet and well behaved. 2. /a/ slang to be willing to do (something); to be willing to do something for (so much money). - yakmak to light a votive candle. - yapıştırmak /a/ 1. to seal (something) with sealing wax. 2. to make a mental note of."
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