flay

English - Turkish

Definition of flay in English Turkish dictionary

derisini yüzmek (hayvan)

azarlamak

soy

soymak

paylamak

{f} çok parasını almak

fena halde azarlamak

{f} sert bir dille eleştirmek

{f} (derisini) yüzmek

{f} derisini yüzmek

haşlamak

{f} fena halde azarlamak, haşlamak

zorla veya hile yaparak parasını almak

azarla/kırbaçla/yüz

{f} verip veriştirmek

deri yüzmek

Related Terms

flea

{i} pire

Bir pire kendi yüksekliğinde 200 kere atlayabilir. - A flea can jump 200 times its own height.

Tom köpeğine bir pire tasması taktı. - Tom put a flea collar on his dog.

flea

(isim) pire

flea

çok ufak doru veya kula benekli beyaz fleabane

flea

dili köhne

flea

(Tıp) Siphonaptera türüne ait kan emici bir böcek, pire

flea

fleawort pire otu

flea

fleabite pire ısırması

flea

fleabitten pire ısırmış

flea

boğa yaprağı

flea

hafif ağrı

flea

pire yeniği

flea

karnı yarık

English - English

Definition of flay in English English dictionary

to lash

to strip skin off

{v} to take or strip off the skin

{f} remove the skin from; sharply criticize; strongly rebuke; exploit, cheat

When someone flays an animal or person, they remove their skin, usually when they are dead. They had to flay the great, white, fleecy animals and cut them up for food

strip the skin off

To skin; to strip off the skin or surface of; as, to flay an ox; to flay the green earth

flea

Related Terms

flayed

past of flay

flayer

One who strips off the skin

flayer

{i} one who strips the skin from; one who harshly criticizes; cheater, extortionist

flaying

present participle of flay

flays

third-person singular of flay

Turkish - English

Definition of flay in Turkish English dictionary

Related Terms

flayer

(Teknik,Tekstil) flyer

flayer

flyer, fly frame

Turkish pronunciation

fley

Synonyms

peel, scalp, excoriate, skin, reprove, castigate, rebuke, censure, upbraid

Pronunciation

/ˈflā/ /ˈfleɪ/

Etymology

[ flA ] (transitive verb.) before 12th century. Old English flean. Cognate with Old Norse flá (“to flay”) ( > Danish flå).

Tenses

flays, flaying, flayed