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| Temel Çeviriler |
| fainting n | (loss of consciousness) | bayılma i. |
| | | baygınlık i. |
| | The patient's symptoms include fainting, dizziness, and fatigue. |
WordReference English-Turkish Dictionary © 2025:
| Temel Çeviriler |
| faint⇒ vi | (lose consciousness) | bayılmak, baygınlık geçirmek geçişsiz f. |
| | Ben always faints when he sees blood. |
| faint adj | (visibility: poor) | belirsiz, belli belirsiz, silik s. |
| | Tom saw a faint image on the screen. |
| faint adj | (smell: slight) (koku) | hafif s. |
| | There was a faint smell of roses in the room. |
| faint adj | (sound: soft, distant) (ses) | hafif s. |
| | | belli belirsiz s. |
| | Kate heard a faint shout in the distance. |
| faint adj | (memory: vague) | (hafıza) zayıf s. |
| | Karen had only a faint idea of what her childhood home looked like. |
| faint adj | (hope, chance, etc.: unlikely) (umut, vb.) | zayıf s. |
| | Rob knew he had only a faint chance of passing the test, as he hadn't revised. |
faint with [sth],
faint from [sth] adj + prep | (feeling lightheaded, weak) | halsiz s. |
| | | dermansız s. |
| | The street child was faint with hunger. |
| faint n | (loss of consciousness) | baygınlık i. |
| | A faint can occur due to low blood sugar. |
| Ek Çeviriler |
| faint adj | (effort: minimal) | cesaretsiz s. |
| | | güçsüz, zayıf, sönük s. |
| | Erin's faint attempt at studying for her test didn't help much. |
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