English - Turkish
Definition of rub off in English Turkish dictionary
- aşınmak
- ovarak temizlemek
- (deyim) rub off on someone etkilemek
- sürtünmeyle çıkmak
- silip çıkarmak
- silerek çıkarmak
- silmek
- silinmek
- sil
- yıpranmak
- (Fiili Deyim ) 1- simek , silip çıkarmak 2- sıyırmak
- dökülmek
- çıkmak
- rub off on
- ovmak kapatma
- rub off on
- (huy) geçmek
- rub off on
- (huyunu) almak
- rub off on
- (huy) çekmek
- rub off on
- baka baka benzemek
- rub off/out
- silip çıkarmak
- wear away
- aşındır
- ruboff
- sil
- wear away
- azalmak
- wear away
- (Fiili Deyim ) 1- aşın(dır)mak 2- yıpratmak 3- zamanla aşınmak 4- tükenmek
- wear away
- aşındırmak; aşınmak
- wear away
- kalmamak
- wear away
- solmak
- wear away
- eskitmek
- wear away
- yıpranmak
- wear away
- yıpratmak
- wear away
- geçmek bilmemek
- wear away
- tükenmek
- wear away
- zayıflatmak
- wear away
- eskimek
- wear away
- tüketmek
- wear away
- aşınmak
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English - English
Definition of rub off in English English dictionary
- To clean by rubbing
He was wet through with the dew and quite earthy from diving into the burrows the Boy had made for him in the flower bed, and Nana grumbled as she rubbed him off with a corner of her apron.
- to be transferred with little or no effort
- To cause to come off by rubbing
We had to rub off all the graffiti from the wall.
- wear away
- If someone's qualities or habits rub off on you, you develop some of their qualities or habits after spending time with them. He was a tremendously enthusiastic teacher and that rubbed off on all the children I was hoping some of his genius might rub off
- be removed by rubbing (as of color); take off by rubbing; be worn out
- rub off on
- To adapt to a way of behaving after constant exposure to it
The hippie way of life seems to have rubbed off on him, as he's a flower power aficionado.
- rub off on
- be transferred to, be passed on to, be transmitted to, be communicated to
- rub off on
- affect, influence
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Turkish pronunciation
rʌb ôfPronunciation
/ˈrəb ˈôf/ /ˈrʌb ˈɔːf/
Etymology
[ 'r&b ] (verb.) 14th century. Middle English rubben; akin to Icelandic rubba to scrape.Resimler
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