English - Turkish
Definition of knobby in English Turkish dictionary
- {s} yumrulu
- (Aİ) bkz.knobbly
- {s} budaklı
- {s} tokmak gibi
- {s} yumrulu, yumru yumru
- knob
- {i} tokmak
- knob
- topuz
Tom topuzu çevirdi ve kapıyı açtı.
-Tom twisted the knob and opened the door.
Tom topuzu çevirdi ve açmak için kapıyı itti.
-Tom turned the knob and pushed the door open.
- knob
- çük
- knob
- düğme düğme
- knob
- ufak parça
- knob
- kol tutamak
- knob
- tuş
- knob
- buton
- knob
- yumru
- knob
- switch düğme
- knob
- vites kolu topuzu
- knob
- top
Tom topuzu çevirdi ve açmak için kapıyı itti.
-Tom turned the knob and pushed the door open.
Tom topuzu çevirdi ve kapıyı açtı.
-Tom twisted the knob and opened the door.
- knob
- kontrol düğmesi
- knob
- düğme
O düğmeyi sağa çevirin ve kutu açılacaktır.
-Twist that knob to the right and the box will open.
- knob
- yumru yumru olan
- knob
- {i} boğum
- knob
- argo kafa
- knob
- tokmak gibi
- knob
- tepecik
- knob
- yumrulaştırmak
- knob
- {i} budak
- knob
- {i} çük [arg.]
- knob
- {i} tepecik, yuvarlak tepe
- knob
- {i} kafa
- knob
- {i} baş
- knob
- top/tokmak/topuz
- knob
- {i} penis
- knob
- knobby yumrulu
- knob
- {i} İng. ufak parça: a knob of butter bir parça tereyağı. f
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English - English
Definition of knobby in English English dictionary
- pleasantly small
Do you like my new mobile? Yes, isn't it knobby.
- resembling a knob
- {a} full of knobs, hard, rough
- Abounding in rounded hills or mountains; hilly
- Irregular; stubborn in particulars
- having knobs; "had knobbly knees
- having knobs; "had knobbly knees"
- Full of, or covered with, knobs or hard protuberances
- {s} shaped like a knob, knob-like; bulging, bumpy, lumpy, covered with knobs
- A tire with an "aggressive" tread pattern, that is, one with knobs or bumps of various shapes, designed to dig into soft surfaces for better traction Knobby tires get better traction on soft surfaces such as mud, gravel, snow, and dirt, compared with smooth treaded tires Knobby tires perform extremely badly on paved surfaces The knobs greatly increase rolling resistance, and create annoying vibrations They also corner badly on pavement, due to squirm
- knob
- A dollop, an amount just larger than a spoonful (usually referring to butter)
- knob
- A prominent rounded hill
- knob
- To have sex with
- knob
- The penis
- knob
- A prominent, rounded bump along a mountain ridge
- knob
- To grow into knobs or bunches; to become knobbed
- knob
- {n} the protuberance of a tree, a knot
- knob
- A rounded ornament on the hilt of an edged weapon; a pommel
- knob
- A knob of butter is a small amount of it. Top the steaming hot potatoes with a knob of butter
- knob
- A knoblike ornament or handle; as, the knob of a lock, door, or drawer
- knob
- A contemptible person
- knob
- A hard protuberance; a hard swelling or rising; a bunch; a lump; as, a knob in the flesh, or on a bone
- knob
- A knob is a round switch on a piece of machinery or equipment. the volume knob
- knob
- A knob is a round handle on a door or drawer which you use in order to open or close it. He turned the knob and pushed against the door
- knob
- A rounded protuberance, handle, or control switch
- knob
- {i} rounded projection on a surface which forms a handle (on a door, drawer, etc.); lump, bump, bulge, protrusion; hill or mountain having a rounded shape; (British vulgar slang) penis
- knob
- {f} furnish with a knob; become knobbed
- knob
- A rounded hill or mountain; as, the Pilot Knob
- knob
- a round handle a circular rounded projection or protuberance an ornament in the shape of a ball on the hilt of a sword or dagger
- knobbier
- comparative of knobby
- knobbiest
- superlative of knobby
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Hyphenation
knob·byTurkish pronunciation
näbiPronunciation
/ˈnäbē/ /ˈnɑːbiː/
Etymology
[ 'näb ] (noun.) before 12th century. Middle English knobbe; akin to Middle Low German knubbe knob.Resimler
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