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21kaput — 1. is., ask., Fr. capote 1) Asker paltosu İsli tavana bakarak kaputumun düğmelerini iliklemeye başladım. Ö. Seyfettin 2) Otomobil, kamyon vb. motorlu taşıtlarda motoru örten açılır kapanır biçimdeki kapak 3) Prezervatif Birleşik Sözler kaput bezi …
22kaput — [[t]kəp ʊt[/t]] ADJ: usu v link ADJ If you say that something is kaput, you mean that it is completely broken, useless, or finished. [INFORMAL] What s happened to your car? It s kaput. ... He finally admitted that his film career was kaput …
23kapút — prid. neskl. (ȗ) nižje pog., v povedni rabi 1. mrtev, ubit: če ne bežite, boste kaput 2. uničen, razbit: avto je kaput …
24kaput — also kaputt adjective Etymology: German kaputt, from French capot not having made a trick at piquet Date: 1895 1. utterly finished, defeated, or destroyed 2. unable to function ; useless < my battery went kaput Henry James Jr. > 3. hopelessly… …
25kaput — 1. adjective [kəˈpʊt/ Out of order; not working; broken; unable to withstand adverse action, facing elimination, (about to be) finished off [as in a certain German leader was kaput near the end of WWII]. 2. noun [kəˈpʊt/ coat …
26kaput — ka|put [kəˈput] adj [not before noun] [Date: 1800 1900; : German; Origin: French capot having lost in a card game ] spoken broken ▪ The TV s gone kaput …
27kaput — broken, ruined We have a car, but it won t go. The motor is kaput …
28kaput — adjective (not before noun) spoken broken: go kaput (=become broken) …
29kaput — ka•put [[t]kɑˈpʊt, ˈput, kə [/t]] adj. Slang. 1) sts ruined; done for; demolished 2) sts unable to operate or continue; broken: The TV went kaput[/ex] • Etymology: 1890–95; < G: orig. trickless (in game of piquet) < F (être) capot (to be)… …
30kaput — ×kapùt (vok. kaputt) ind. galas, mirtis, pražūtis: Jau tam žmogui kaput! rš. Gali kapùt padaryti Skr. Kad duos girnom, ir mislia, kad jau kapùt (negyvas) Tvr …
