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- From the verb devil: (⇒ conjugate)
- deviled is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections
- v past (US)
- v past p (US)
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| devil n | (evil supernatural being) | şeytan, iblis i. |
| | Hell is supposed to be full of devils. |
the devil,
the Devil n | often capitalized (religion: evil being, Satan) (din) | Şeytan i. |
| | | İblis i. |
| | The preacher warned his congregation not to allow the Devil to tempt them. |
| devil n | figurative (evil person) | kötü insan, ifrit, kötü ruhlu/habis kişi i. |
| | The dictator was a devil to his people. |
| devil n | figurative, informal (mischievous person) (mecazlı) | yezit i. |
| | | şeytan i. |
| | Those devils poured a bucket of water over me! |
| devil [sb]⇒ vtr | mainly US (annoy, harass) | rahatsız etmek f. |
| | | canını sıkmak f. |
| | The journalists kept devilling the politician. |
| devil [sth]⇒ vtr | (food: prepare with spices) (yemek) | baharatlı pişirmek f. |
| | | acılı yapmak f. |
| | I'm devilling an egg for lunch. |
| the devil interj | (emphatic expletive, mild oath) (argo) | bok yapar ünl. |
| | | ne cehennem ünl. |
| | | hangi sersem ünl. |
| | The devil, he will; I'm putting a stop to it right now. Who the devil told you that? |
| a devil n | figurative, informal ([sth] difficult, resistant) | zorlu iş i. |
| | This job is a devil, but it's interesting. |
| a devil of a n | figurative, informal ([sth] difficult, unpleasant) | zorluk i. |
| | | sıkıntı i. |
| | My family has had a devil of a time this past year. |
| Ek Çeviriler |
| a devil of a n | figurative, informal ([sth] bad) | kötü s. |
| | | berbat s. |
| | | korkunç s. |
| | That's a devil of a bruise you've got there; what happened? |
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