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celebes warty pig
(Hayvan Bilim, Zooloji) selebes yaban domuzu
celeb
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Şu anda İtalya'daki bazı ünlülerden bahsedebilir misin? - Can you mention some celebrities in Italy at the moment?

Senin en sevdiğin ünlü kimdir? - Who's your favorite celebrity?

celeb
Ünlü kimse, tanınmış kimse

Celeb(rity).

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Fahişe, orospu
celeb
Tar: İstanbul sarayında ilk işe başlamış olan acemi
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Kesilecek hayvanları ve bilhassa koyun sürüsünü celbederek kasaplara satan tacir
CELEB
(Osmanlı Dönemi) f. Fahişe. Orospu
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{i} mountainous island in Indonesia; former name of Sulawesi
The former name of Sulawesi
or Sulawesi Island (pop., 1999 est.: 4,1,768,400), Indonesia. One of the Greater Sunda Islands, it lies in the Malay Archipelago east of Borneo and has an area of 72,775 sq mi (188,487 sq km). The island is mountainous; its tallest peak, Mount Rantekombola, reaches 11,335 ft (3,455 m). Muslims arrived in the 15th century. The Portuguese first visited in 1512 while developing the spice trade of the Moluccas. The first foreign settlement, in 1607 by the Dutch at Makasar (now Ujung Pandang), initiated a power rivalry with the native sultans that lasted into the 20th century. Celebes joined Indonesia in 1950, though communist rebellions against the central government have been ongoing. Celebes black macaque Celebes crested macaque Celebes Sea
a mountainous island in eastern Indonesia

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Celebes Sea
{i} part of the Pacific Ocean between Sulawesi and the south Philippines
Celebes Sea
A section of the western Pacific Ocean between Sulawesi and the southern Philippines. It is connected with the Java Sea by Makassar Strait. Part of the western Pacific Ocean. It is bordered by the Sulu Archipelago, Mindanao, the Sangihe Islands, Celebes, and Borneo. It extends 420 mi (675 km) north-south and 520 mi (837 km) east-west, occupying about 110,000 sq mi (280,000 sq km). It is connected with the Java Sea by the Makassar Strait. More than half of it is below 13,000 ft (4,000 m) deep, and its maximum depth is 20,406 ft (6,220 m). Traders and pirates from Borneo and nearby islands controlled the sea until it came under colonial rule in the late 19th century
Celebes black macaque
or Celebes crested macaque Stump-tailed arboreal monkey (Macaca nigra) found in the rainforests of Sulawesi (Celebes), Bacan, and nearby islands. Because it lacks a long tail, this macaque has often been incorrectly referred to as an ape. It has overhanging brows, a hairless black face, and a long, flat muzzle. It is 22-26 in. (55-65 cm) long without the 0.4-0.8-in. (1-2-cm) tail and has dark brown or black fur. The male, especially, bears a longitudinal crest of crown hair. It spends much of its time in trees, where it feeds on fruit. Certain peoples look on it as their ancestor
celeb
A celebrity; a famous person
celeb
A celeb is the same as a celebrity. a celebrity (celebrity)
celeb
Of or relating to a celebrity
celeb
{i} famous person, star
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