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21 ikaz
warning. - etmek /ı/ to warn. -
22 kamış
"1. reed; cattail, reed mace; bamboo. 2. made of reeds, reed. 3. fishing rod; fishing pole. 4. penis. - atmak /a/ slang 1. to mess up, *fuck up. 2. to trick, pull a fast one on. K- Bayramı Sukkoth, Feast of Booths. - kalem reed pen. -ı kırmak slang to catch gonorrhea. - koymak slang 1. /a/ to break up a friendship between (two persons). 2. to warn a prospective victim of a cardsharp. -a su yürümek slang (for a boy) to reach the age of puberty. - şekeri cane sugar. " -
23 tembih
1. cautioning, warning, admonition. 2. med. stimulation. - etmek /ı/ 1. to caution, warn, admonish. 2. med. (for a drug) to stimulate. -
24 tembihlemek
/ı/ to caution, warn, admonish. -
25 uyarmak
/ı/ 1. to warn. 2. to stimulate. 3. prov. to wake (someone) up, awaken. -
26 çakar
1. a dragnet for catching mackerel. 2. flashing beacon (to warn ships). - almaz 1. useless, good-for-nothing. 2. slang pistol that won´t fire. -
27 ısmarlamak
"1. /ı or a, ı/ to tell (someone) to bring (something); to order (something); to request (someone) to bring (something), ask (someone) to bring or get (something): Oturup iki bardak çay ısmarladık. We sat down and ordered two glasses of tea. Garsona iki kahve ısmarladım. I told the waiter to bring two coffees. Bakkaldan beş kilo şeker ısmarladı. She ordered five kilos of sugar from the grocer. Fatmagül´e fırından üç ekmek ısmarladı. She asked Fatmagül to get her three loaves of bread from the baker´s. Bana bir taksi ısmarlar mısın? Will you order me a taxi? Çarşıdan ısmarlayacağın bir şey var mı? Is there anything you want me to get you from the market? 2. /ı, a/ to have (someone) make (something) to order: Bu ceketi Ferit´e ısmarladım. I had Ferit make this jacket. 3. /a, ı/ to treat (someone) to (something), buy (someone) (something): Sana bir bira ısmarlayayım. Let me buy you a beer. 4. /ı, a/ to entrust (someone, something) to (someone). 5. /a/ to warn (someone) not to do something; to tell (someone) to do something: Ben sana nasıl ısmarlamıştım? Sen kalkıp ne halt ettin! I told you how to do it but you went ahead and did it your way. Now look how you´ve loused it up!"
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