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Definition of a chinchilla in English Turkish dictionary
- chin
- {i} çene
Oğlan kızın çenesini okşadı ve yanağından öptü.
-The boy caressed the girl's chin and kissed her cheek.
Onun çenesine yumruk attım.
-I punched him in the chin.
- chin
- {f} çenenin altına sıkıştırmak
- chin
- {f} konuşmak
Çinceyi iyi konuşmak zordur.
-It is difficult to speak Chinese well.
Çin'e gidersem, bu mümkün olduğu kadar çok Çince konuşmak amacıyla olurdu.
-If I go to China, it would be for the purpose of speaking Chinese as much as possible.
- chin
- {f} çene hizasına getirmek
- chin
- {i} çene hizası
- chin
- boynunun arasına sıkıştırmak
- chin
- jimnastikte çeneyi çubuğun hizasına getirmek
- chin
- i., anat. çene
- chin
- çene hizasına kaldırmak
- chinchilla
- kalın ve tüylü paltoluk kumaş
- chinchilla
- bu hayvanın çok değerli olan kürkü
- chinchilla
- çinçilya
- chinchilla
- sincaba benzer bir Güney Amerika hayvanı
- chinchilla
- {i} çinçilla
- chinchilla
- {i} çinçilla kürkü
- chinchilla
- şinşilla
- chinchilla
- amerikatavşanı
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Definition of a chinchilla in English English dictionary
- chin
- chinchilla
- A heavy, long-napped, tufted woolen cloth
- chinchilla
- A small rodent (Chinchilla lanigera), of the size of a large squirrel, remarkable for its fine fur, which is very soft and of a pearly gray color
- chinchilla
- The fur of a chinchilla used for clothing
- chinchilla
- A small, nocturnal rodent of the genus Chinchilla, native to the Andes, prized for its very soft fur and also often kept as a pet
- chinchilla
- {i} South American rodent raised for its silvery fur
- chinchilla
- small rodent with soft pearly gray fur; native to the Andes but bred in captivity for fur
- chinchilla
- small rodent with soft pearly gray fur; native to the Andes but bred in captivity for fur a thick twilled fabric of wool and cotton the expensive silvery gray fur of the chinchilla
- chinchilla
- Small South American rodent (genus Chinchilla, family Chinchillidae) long valued for its extremely fine-textured fur. Chinchillas look like long-tailed, small-eared rabbits. They are about 14 in. (35 cm) long, including the tufted tail. The soft fur is gray with dusky overtones; a black streak runs the length of the tail, above and below. Chinchillas live in loose communities in arid, rocky regions of the Chilean and Bolivian Andes, in burrows or rock crevices. They eat seeds, fruit, grain, herbs, and moss. Once hunted almost to extinction, they are still scarce in the wild. They are raised commercially; almost all animals in captivity have descended from a few animals introduced into the U.S. in 1923
- chinchilla
- a thick twilled fabric of wool and cotton
- chinchilla
- the expensive silvery gray fur of the chinchilla
- chinchilla
- Fibre: Cotton or wool, and some manmade and synthetics Weave: Sateen or twill construction with extra fillings for long floats Characteristics: Does not resemble true chinchilla fur Has small nubs on the surface of the fabric which are made by the chincilla machine It attacks the face and causes the long floats to be worked into nubs and balls Cotton warp is often used because it cannot show from either side Made in medium and heavy weights Very warm and cozy fabrics Takes its name from Chinchilla Spain where it was invented Uses: In cotton, used for baby's blankets and bunting bags In wool, for coats Dark shades in wool are most popular, particularly navy and black
- chinchilla
- (M - PUN): Chinchilla lanigera, Ch Brevicaudata
- chinchilla
- It is a native of Peru and Chili
- chinchilla
- The fur of the chinchilla
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a chinchilla
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a chin·chil·laTurkish pronunciation
ı çînçîlıPronunciation
/ə ʧənˈʧələ/ /ə ʧɪnˈʧɪlə/
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