yap(mak)

Turkish - English

Definition of yap(mak) in Turkish English dictionary: makes; used
ya kendin yap ya da vazgeç: do it yourself or go without
yap boz: puzzle
yap bozunuz var mı: Do you have any puzzles
yap da görelim: I dare you
yap da görelim: I double dare you
arama yap: (Bilgisayar) make call
geçerli yap: (Bilgisayar) validate
iyilik yap: do favor
makyaj yap: make up
servis yap: served
Sen elinden geleni yap gerisini Allah'a bırak: (Atasözü) God helps him who helps himself
seçimini yap: make your choice
Sağ yap!: Turn right!
boyutu aynı yap: (Bilgisayar) size to size
canının istediğini yap: please yourself
elinden geleni yap: put your best foot forward
elinden geleni yap: do your best
hadi yap bakalım: I dare you
hocanın dediğini yap/söylediğini dinle, yaptığını yapma: (Atasözü) Do as the hodja says, not as he does
istediğini yap: do as you choose
istediğini yap: suit yourself
istediğini yap: do what you want
istediğini yap: have it your way
ne yaparsan yap: have it your way
sağ yap: Turn to the right! (said to someone driving a vehicle)
sen yap ben de yaparım: I double dare you!
seçim yap: (Bilgisayar) set selection
sürekli yap: (Bilgisayar) make permanent
tablo yap: (Bilgisayar) make table
toner tutumu yap -açık: (Bilgisayar) toner save -on

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Definition of yap(mak) in English English dictionary
Yap: An atoll in the Caroline Islands of western Micronesia
yap: A badly behaved child, a brat
yap: An informal talk
yap: The high-pitched bark of a small dog
yap: To talk, especially excessively
You’re always yapping - I wish you’d shut up.
yap: The mouth, which produces speech
Shut your yap!.
yap: Of a small dog, to bark
yap: To bark; to yelp
yap: informal terms for the mouth
yap: A bark; a yelp
yap: {f} yelp, bark; talk noisily or foolishly; chatter
yap: {i} yelp, bark; chatter, foolish talk; uncouth person; mouth (Slang)
yap: If a small dog yaps, it makes short loud sounds in an excited way. The little dog yapped frantically. An island group and state of the Federated States of Micronesia in the western Caroline Islands of the western Pacific Ocean. Discovered by the Spanish in 1791, it became part of a Japanese mandate after 1920 and fell to U.S. forces in 1945. the sound a small dog makes when it yaps
yap: bark in a high-pitched tone; "the puppies yelped"

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yap(mak)

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