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Definition of kidder in English Turkish dictionary
- şakacı
- kid
- çocuk
Hiç çocukların var mı?
-Do you have any kids?
Lütfen onu diğer çocuklara uzat.
-Please pass it to the other kids.
- kid
- küçük çocuk
- kid
- küçük
Üç küçük çocuğum var.
-I have three young kids.
Benim küçük erkek kardeşim on iki yaşında.
-My kid brother is twelve.
- kid
- {f} dalga geçmek
- kid
- {f} şaka yapmak
- kid
- kandırmak
- kid
- {i} ufaklık
- kid
- delikanlı
- kid
- arkadaşlar
Tom ve ben çocukluğumuzdan beri iyi arkadaşlarız.
-Tom and I have been good friends since we were kids.
Her zaman sınıf arkadaşlarına gösteriş yapan türde bir çocuktu.
-He was the kind of kid who was always showing off to his classmates.
- kid
- (Tekstil) keçi derisi
- kid
- (Gıda) buzağı
- kid
- genç
Ben gençken, bir çocuğun sahip olabileceği en modern şey, bir transistör radyoydu.
-When I was young, the hippest thing a kid could own was a transistor radio.
Ben genç bir çocukken annem bana hikayeler okurdu.
-My mother used to read me stories when I was a young kid.
- kid
- (Aİ) (kardeş) genç olan
- kid
- oğlak
- kid
- ayak yapmak
- kid
- aldatmak
- kid
- kid
- kid
- çocuk,v.şaka yap: n.çocuk
- kid
- dili takılmak
- kid
- {i} oğlak derisi
- kid
- {f} takılmak
- kid
- şakadan aldatmak
- kid
- {i} k.dili. çocuk
- kid
- dili çocuk
- kid
- oğlak derisinden yapılan kösele
- kid
- {f} işletmek
- kid
- oğlak eti
- kid
- {f} yavrulamak (keçi)
- kid
- with kid gloves fazla nazik
- kid
- çocukcağız
- kid
- {f} oğlak doğurmak
- kid
- kiddy i
- kid
- {f} k.dili. takılmak, işletmek, dalga geçmek
- kid
- takı
O, caddede çocuklarla çok takılıyor.
-He hangs out a lot with the kids down the street.
Eğer çocuklara göz kulak olursan, temizlenecek takım elbiseni alacağım.
-If you'll keep an eye on the kids, I'll take your suit to be cleaned.
- kid
- yavrucak
- kid
- kid gloved
- kid
- keçi yavrusu
- kid
- yavrulamak
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Definition of kidder in English English dictionary
- A kidderminster (carpet)
- A liar
- {n} an engrosser of corn, a huckster
- A kidderminster carpet}
- {i} joker, jester; mocker, jeerer
- kid
- Kidskin
- kid
- Of a goat, to give birth to kids
- kid
- To make a fool of (someone)
- kid
- {v} to bring forth as a goat, to bundle up
- kid
- {n} a young goat, child, apprentice, faggot
- Alfred Kidder
- v. born Oct. 29, 1885, Marquette, Mich., U.S. died June 11, 1963, Cambridge, Mass. U.S. archaeologist. Kidder received his Ph.D. from Harvard University (1914) for developing the first effective pottery typology relating to the prehistory of the southwestern U.S. He later extended these interests to a classic study (1924) of the development of the Pueblo cultures and to the creation (1927) of a widely used archaeological classification system (the Pecos system) for the Southwest. In 1929 he also organized an interdisciplinary program that resulted in a far-reaching survey of cultural history in the Old and New Maya empires of Mexico and Central America. He taught at Phillips (Andover) Academy (1915-35) and at Harvard University (1939-50) and oversaw various programs at the Carnegie Institution (1927-50). He was considered the foremost archaeologist of the American Southwest and Mesoamerica of his generation
- Alfred Vincent Kidder
- v. born Oct. 29, 1885, Marquette, Mich., U.S. died June 11, 1963, Cambridge, Mass. U.S. archaeologist. Kidder received his Ph.D. from Harvard University (1914) for developing the first effective pottery typology relating to the prehistory of the southwestern U.S. He later extended these interests to a classic study (1924) of the development of the Pueblo cultures and to the creation (1927) of a widely used archaeological classification system (the Pecos system) for the Southwest. In 1929 he also organized an interdisciplinary program that resulted in a far-reaching survey of cultural history in the Old and New Maya empires of Mexico and Central America. He taught at Phillips (Andover) Academy (1915-35) and at Harvard University (1939-50) and oversaw various programs at the Carnegie Institution (1927-50). He was considered the foremost archaeologist of the American Southwest and Mesoamerica of his generation
- kid
- To bring forth a young goat
- kid
- {i} child, youngster; young goat; goat skin; goat skin glove
- kid
- {f} joke, jest; tease; deceive, delude; behave foolishly (Slang)
- kid
- pp made known es kid has befallen [< OE cyðan]
- kid
- To make a joke with (someone)
- kid
- a young person of either sex; "she writes books for children"; "they're just kids"; "`tiddler' is a British term for youngsters"
- kid
- A leather made from the skin of a goat and used in the construction of antique doll bodies
- kid
- A child or young person
- kid
- See Kiddy, v
- kid
- A young antelope
- kid
- Of a goat, the state of being pregnant: in kid
- kid
- be silly or tease one another; "After we relaxed, we just kidded around
- kid
- A small wooden mess tub; a name given by sailors to one in which they receive their food
- kid
- You can refer to your younger brother as your kid brother and your younger sister as your kid sister
- kid
- soft smooth leather from the hide of a young goat; "kid gloves" be silly or tease one another; "After we relaxed, we just kidded around
- kid
- A fagot; a bundle of heath and furze
- kid
- If you are kidding, you are saying something that is not really true, as a joke. I'm not kidding, Frank. There's a cow out there, just standing around Are you sure you're not kidding me?
- kid
- A young goat
- kid
- feelings You can say `you've got to be kidding' or `you must be kidding' to someone if they have said something that you think is ridiculous or completely untrue. You've got to be kidding! I can't live here!
- kid
- A kind of leather made of the skin of the young goat, or of the skin of rats, etc
- kid
- feelings You can say `No kidding?' to show that you are interested or surprised when someone tells you something. `We won.' --- `No kidding?'
- kid
- timoun
- kid
- If people kid themselves, they allow themselves to believe something that is not true because they wish that it was true. We're kidding ourselves, Bill. We're not winning, we're not even doing well I could kid myself that you did this for me, but it would be a lie. = fool
- kid
- A kid is a young goat
- kid
- To joke
- kid
- of Kythe
- kid
- soft smooth leather from the hide of a young goat; "kid gloves"
- kid
- be silly or tease one another; "After we relaxed, we just kidded around"
- kid
- a youthful expert; chiefly used attributively; as, kid Jones
- kid
- English dramatist (1558-1594)
- kid
- Kid leather was often used in the construction of antique dolls Made from the skin of a goat, this kid leather was used in creating the older dolls bodies
- kid
- If you kid someone, you tease them. He liked to kid Ingrid a lot He used to kid me about being chubby
- kid
- Gloves made of kid
- kid
- Among pugilists, thieves, etc
- kid
- A young child or infant; hence, a simple person, easily imposed on
- kid
- a human offspring (son or daughter) of any age; "they had three children"; "they were able to send their kids to college"
- kid
- You can say `who is she kidding?' or `who is he trying to kid?' if you think it is obvious that someone is not being sincere and does not mean what they say. She played the role of a meek, innocent, shy girl. I don't know who she was trying to kid. See Thomas Kyd
- kid
- young goat
- kid
- tell false information to for fun; "Are you pulling my leg?"
- kid
- You can refer to a child as a kid. They've got three kids All the kids in my class could read
- kid
- Khao-I-Dang
- kidders
- plural of kidder
Related Terms
kidder
Hyphenation
kid·derTurkish pronunciation
kîdırPronunciation
/ˈkədər/ /ˈkɪdɜr/
Etymology
() From kid meaning lieResimler
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