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peter yavaş yavaş bit

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Турецкий язык - Английский Язык
peter
To dwindle; to trail off; to diminish to nothing
The penis
to fail or lose power, efficiency, or value
disciple of Jesus and leader of the apostles; regarded by Catholics as the vicar of Christ on earth and first Pope
obscene terms for penis
{f} diminish and come to a stop; give out, expire; fade, die out
(Saint) The apostle who denied Jesus and who Jesus called 'the rock on which the church was built'; Peter was the first bishop of Rome, or Pope
(See Blue Peter ) Great Peter A bell in York Minister, weighing 10 3/4 tons, and hung in 1845 Lord Peter The Pope in Swift's Tale ej'a Tub Rob Peter to pay Paul (See Robbing ) St Peter Patron saint of fishers and fishmongers, being himself a fisherman St Peter, in Christian art, is represented as an old man, bald, but with a flowing beard; he is usually dressed in a white mantle and blue tunic, and holds in his hand a book or scroll His peculiar symbols are the keys, and a sword, the instrument of his martyrdom He has got St Peter's fingers - i e the fingers of a thief The allusion is to the fish caught by St Peter with a piece of money in its mouth They say that a thief has a fish-hook on every finger
The name of one of the apostles, To become exhausted; to run out; to fail; used generally with out; as, that mine has petered out
Proclaimed King of Yugoslavia in 1941 at age 17; deposed November 1945
(See Blue Peter ) Great Peter A bell in York Minster, weighing 10 3/4 tons, and hung in 1845 Lord Peter The Pope in Swift's Tale of a Tub Rob Peter to pay Paul (See Robbing ) St Peter Patron saint of fishers and fishmongers, being himself a fisherman St Peter, in Christian art, is represented as an old man, bald, but with a flowing beard; he is usually dressed in a white mantle and blue tunic, and holds in his hand a book or scroll His peculiar symbols are the keys, and a sword, the instrument of his martyrdom He has got St Peter's fingers - i e the fingers of a thief The allusion is to the fish caught by St Peter with a piece of money in its mouth They say that a thief has a fish-hook on every finger
(B) echo; high-low signal
A common baptismal name for a man
11r L 16 adj Small, little; insignificant, minor As a name: St Peter, one of the apostle in the Bible
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