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Temel Çeviriler |
forked adj | (divided into two branches) | iki kola ayrılmış s. |
| | çatallı s. |
| The treehouse sat on top of a solid, forked branch. |
forked adj | figurative (person's tongue: deceitful) (mecazlı) | çatal dilli (kimse) s. |
| Don't trust Angela too much; she has a forked tongue. |
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Temel Çeviriler |
fork n | (eating utensil) | çatal i. |
| Jim stuck a fork into the roast to see if it was done. |
fork n | (gardening or farming) | (tarımda) çatal, bel i. |
| Helen turned the soil with a fork. |
fork n | (bifurcation) | çatallaşma, çatallanma, iki kola ayrılma i. |
| The ramblers came to a fork in the path. |
fork⇒ vi | (road, river: split) | çatallaşmak, iki kola ayrılmak, çatallanmak geçişsiz f. |
| The river forked at the base of the mountains. |
Ek Çeviriler |
fork vi | (turn slightly) | hafifçe dönmek f. |
| | yavaşça dönmek f. |
| When you reach the tree, fork left. |
fork [sth]⇒ vtr | (attack 2 chess pieces) (satranç) | çatal yapma, çatal atma i. |
| The chess player forked the king and queen with a knight. |
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Deyimsel fiiller fork | forked |
fork out [sth] vtr phrasal sep | slang (produce, hand over: money owed) (para) | uçlanmak f. |
| (argo) | sökülmek, bayılmak f. |
| I can't believe we forked out two hundred bucks a ticket to see this lousy show. |
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