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WordReference English-Turkish Dictionary © 2026: | Temel Çeviriler |
| hakaret | | insult |
| | | defamation |
WordReference English-Turkish Dictionary © 2026: Sözlüğün diğer tarafından eşleşen girdiler | Temel Çeviriler |
jibe, gibe n | (mocking taunt) | hakaret, aşağılayıcı söz i. |
| | I know you think you're funny, but your jibes are really hurtful. |
| sacrilege n | (blasphemy) (küfür içerikli) | hakaret i. |
| | To some people, criticizing the Beatles is sacrilege. |
| affront to sth/sb n | (sth that offends) | hakaret i. |
| | Samantha took the remarks as an affront to her family. |
| | Samantha bu söylenilenleri ailesine yapılmış bir hakaret olarak algıladı. |
| sledge n | AU, informal (insult) | hakaret i. |
| | | alaylı eleştiri i. |
| | The speaker slammed the president with sledge after sledge. |
| slight n | (snub) | önemsememe i. |
| | | hafife alma i. |
| | | hakaret i. |
| | | küçümseme i. |
| | Agnes hadn't been invited to the wedding, and she complained about the slight for years. |
| abuse n | (insults) | hakaret i. |
| | | tahkir i. |
| | The guards did not like the verbal abuse from the shouting prisoners. |
| an insult to sth/sb n | (offending action) | hakaret i. |
| | | hor görme, aşağılama i. |
| | Tom thought that being denied the job was a huge insult to him. |
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