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121macun çekmek — 1) boyacılıkta, düzgünlük ve dayanıklılık sağlamak için boyanacak yüzeye macun sürmek 2) çatlak, delik yerleri kapatmak veya camı çerçeveye tutturmak için macun sürmek …
122delicacy — del|i|ca|cy [ˈdelıkəsi] n plural delicacies 1.) something good to eat that is expensive or rare ▪ Snails are considered a delicacy in France. 2.) [U] a careful and sensitive way of speaking or behaving so that you do not upset anyone = ↑tact ▪ He …
123delicatessen — del|i|ca|tes|sen [ˌdelıkəˈtesən] n [Date: 1800 1900; : German; Origin: French délicatesse delicacy , from Latin delicatus] a shop that sells high quality cheeses, ↑salads, cooked meats etc …
124psychedelic — psy|che|del|ic [ˌsaıkıˈdelık] adj [usually before noun] [Date: 1900 2000; : Greek; Origin: psych ( PSYCH ) + deloun to show ] 1.) psychedelic drugs such as ↑LSD make you ↑hallucinate (=see things that do not exist) 2.) having or using bright… …
125delicacy — del|i|ca|cy [ delıkəsi ] noun 1. ) count a rare or expensive type of food: Caviar is considered a delicacy in many countries. 2. ) uncount the need to be sensitive in order to avoid making people angry or upset a ) a sensitive and careful way of… …
126delicate — del|i|cate [ delıkət ] adjective ** 1. ) something that is delicate can easily be damaged or broken: Delicate skin must be protected from the sun. a ) someone who is delicate is rather weak and often sick 2. ) a delicate situation needs to be… …
127delicately — del|i|cate|ly [ delıkətli ] adverb 1. ) in a careful way, so that something is not damaged: He placed the fruits delicately into a box. a ) in a graceful way, with small or light movements: She raised the cup delicately to her lips. b ) in a… …
128delicates — del|i|cates [ delıkəts ] noun plural clothes that need to be washed with special care …
