çıkmak

Турецкий язык - Английский Язык

Определение çıkmak в Турецкий язык Английский Язык словарь

Although the pressure of studying at the University of Cambridge is very high, many students still have time to go out and have fun. - Cambridge Üniversitesi'nde öğrenim zorluğu çok yüksek olmasına rağmen, çok sayıda öğrencinin hâlâ dışarı çıkmak ve eğlenmek için zamanı var.

I was obliged to go out yesterday. - Dün dışarı çıkmak zorunda kaldım.

get out

In the early afternoon, Tom decided that he just had to get out of the house. - Tom öğleden sonra sadece evden çıkmak zorunda olduğuna karar verdi.

Everybody in the car said they wanted to get out and stretch their legs. - Arabaki herkes arabadan çıkmak ve bacaklarını germek istediğini söyledi.

{f} exit

{f} stem

(Hukuk) emanate

come off

The lid doesn't want to come off. - Kapak çıkmak istemiyor.

to get out, to go out; to leave; to come off, to come away; to climb (up), to walk (up), to ascend, to mount, to scale; to be found; to cost; to amount to; to be enough for; to go up, to increase, to rise; to be dislocated; to stick out; to appear; to spr" " patlak vermek; (rüya) to come true; (fırsat, vb.) to come along; (dedikodu, söylenti) to start; (diş, sivilce) to erupt; (güneş, ay, yıldızlar) to rise, to come out, to come up; (fotoğraf) to come out; (raydan, yoldan) to go off

to go out in order to, go out to (do something): Köpeğini aramaya çıktı. She went out to look for her dog

to result from, be the fruit of

come out

Do you want to come out and play? - Dışarı çıkmak ve oynamak ister misin?

You have to come out of there. - Oradan çıkmak zorundasın.

(Matematik) to be subtracted from

(for one sort of thing) to be found in (another thing); (for a particular sort of person) to be found in or among (a group of persons): Sütte zararlı mikroplar çıktı. Harmful microbes were found in the milk

climb

It is healthier to climb the stairs. - Merdiven çıkmak daha sağlıklıdır.

Tom had always wanted to climb Mt. Fuji, but until now, had not found the time to do so. - Tom her zaman Fuji Dağı'na çıkmak istemişti fakat şimdiye kadar, bunu yapmak için zaman bulamamıştı.

(for something) to extend as far as (a specified place)

rise

go with

step out

(for one thing) to come from, be made from, be produced from (another)

ascend

(for a stain) to come out, disappear

(for one person) to confront, oppose (another) (in a contest)

to climb; to climb up to

to go to (a place); to go on (an outing): Çarşıya çıktı. She's gone to the market. Tatile çıktılar. They've gone on vacation

occur

(for something) to appear, become visible; (for hair, a beard, seeds) to sprout

break out

to leave, depart (from) (a place)

go forth

(for a season, a month) to be at an end, be over

(duman vb.) puff out

date up

(for an order, a command) to be given; (for a law) to be made

to go to see (a government official, an important person) (in his/her office or reception room)

crop out

(for the sun, the moon) to rise

(for something) to come off; to fall off; to come loose

to play the rôle of, appear in the rôle of (a specified character)

(Konuşma Dili) to have a BM, defecate

walk out

to land at, disembark at; to deplane at; to detrain at

(for a color) to bleed, run; to come off on, stain

no longer to merit (the name he/she/it has gone by), cease to be (what he/she/it has been known to be): Palto olmaktan çıktı bu. You can no longer call this a coat

to have to spend, be obliged to spend (money)

(for someone) to come out of, emerge from (a situation) (in a specified state): Merak etme, bu işten kârlı çıkacağız. Don't worry; we're going to finish this job in the black

(for something) to come (one's) way: Piyangodan bana hiçbir şey çıkmadı. I won nothing whatsoever in the lottery. Bugün bana postadan mektup çıktı. I happened to get a letter today

break through

(for there to be enough of one thing) to make another or to meet a need: Bu kumaştan bir ceket çıkar mı? Is there enough of this cloth to make a sport coat? Kiradan vergi paramız çıkar mı? Will the rent be enough to cover our taxes?

(for a part of the body) to be dislocated, suffer dislocation

to cost (a specified amount)

for a drea

to build (a story of a building); to add (a story) to (a building)

(for a price, a temperature) to rise, increase

to go out with, date (someone)

flirt

quit

Did Tom say why he wanted to quit? - Tom neden işten çıkmak istediğini söyledi mi?

You don't get to quit. - Sen çıkmak zorunda değilsin.

(çıban vb) point

come up

I think it wouldn't be too hard to come up with a better system. - Sanırım daha iyi bir sistemle ortaya çıkmak çok zor olmazdı.

to cease to be (the holder of a specified job): Memurluktan çıkalı yirmi yıl oldu. I haven't been a government employee for twenty years

(for something, often something unpleasant) to occur, happen: Şimdi kavga çıkacak. There's going to be a quarrel now

move out

Sami wanted to move out. - Sami dışarı çıkmak istiyordu.

(topraktan) pullulate

(for news, a rumor) to circulate; (for a book, newspaper, etc.) to be published

step up

keep company with

to go out (of), come out (of), emerge (from)

come on

(for something) to become available at a specified time or to come into being for the first time: Maaşlar yarın çıkacak. We can get our salaries tomorrow. Çilek çıktı. Strawberries have come on the market. Kitap yeni çıktı. The book's just been published. Bilgisayar diye bir şey çıktı. They've come out with something called a ''computer.''

(sahne vb.) take to

(often with önüne or karşısına) unexpectedly to appear, unexpectedly to come on the scene, crop up, pop up

come about

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