English - Turkish
Definition of a-coward in English Turkish dictionary
- chicken
- tavuk
Bir kilo tavuk kanadı alabilir miyim?
-Can I get a kilo of chicken wings please?
Beypiliç'in tavuk etini seviyorum.
-I like Beypilic chicken.
- coward
- korkak
Korkaklara hiçbir hoşgörüm yok.
-I have no tolerance of cowards.
Ona bir aptal diyebilirsin fakat bir korkak diyemezsin.
-You may call him a fool, but you cannot call him a coward.
- chicken
- piliç
Akşam yemeği için piliç var mı?
-Is there chicken for dinner?
Tabakta bir parça piliç, bir patates ve biraz yeşil bezelye vardı.
-On the plate was a piece of chicken, a potato and some green peas.
- coward
- ödlek
- coward
- yüreksiz
- coward
- alçaklık
- coward
- korkak kimse
- take the coward's way out
- (Ev ile ilgili) İntihar etmek
- chicken
- piliç eti
- chicken
- (deyim) korkak olmak (coward)
chicken out olarak sözlükte yer alıyor.
- chicken
- {i} civciv
- coward
- tabansız
- such a coward
- Böyle bir korkak
- chicken
- korkak
Sen böyle bir korkaksın.
-You're such a chicken.
- chicken
- {i} kız
Tom, kızarmış tavuk seviyor.
-Tom loves fried chicken.
Babam tavuk kızartmak için ateş kullanır.
-Dad uses fire to roast a chicken.
- chicken
- ödlek
- chicken
- {i} piliç, tavuk eti
- chicken
- {i} toy
- chicken
- (fiil) korkak davranmak, korkudan çekinmek
- chicken
- out korkudan çekinmek
- chicken
- {f} korkudan çekinmek
- chicken
- genç kız
- chicken
- {i} cesaret yoklama oyunu
- chicken
- {f} out argo korkudan çekinmek
- coward
- {i} ödlek kimse (Argo)
- coward
- alçak
- coward
- cowardliness korkaklık
- coward
- namertlik
- coward
- cowardly korkak
Related Terms
English - English
Definition of a-coward in English English dictionary
- take the coward's way out
- (Ev ile ilgili) Kill oneself
- a coward
- {n} daffe
- coward
- {n} one who wants courage, a poltroon
- A coward
- yellowbelly
- A coward
- lizard
- A coward
- chicken
- Sir Noë l Coward
- born Dec. 16, 1899, Teddington, near London, Eng. died March 26, 1973, St. Mary, Jam. British playwright, actor, and songwriter. An actor from age 12, he wrote light comedies between engagements, but it was a serious drama, The Vortex (1924), that established his reputation. His classic comedies came later: Hay Fever (1925), Private Lives (1930), Design for Living (1933), Present Laughter (1939), and Blithe Spirit (1941) presented sophisticated characters in a worldly milieu. He often wrote for and performed with his close friend Gertrude Lawrence. His most popular musical play was Bitter Sweet (1929). He wrote the poignant film Brief Encounter (1945), and he acted in the film versions of many of his plays. He also wrote short stories, novels, and numerous songs, including "Mad Dogs and Englishmen
- Sir Noë l Peirce Coward
- born Dec. 16, 1899, Teddington, near London, Eng. died March 26, 1973, St. Mary, Jam. British playwright, actor, and songwriter. An actor from age 12, he wrote light comedies between engagements, but it was a serious drama, The Vortex (1924), that established his reputation. His classic comedies came later: Hay Fever (1925), Private Lives (1930), Design for Living (1933), Present Laughter (1939), and Blithe Spirit (1941) presented sophisticated characters in a worldly milieu. He often wrote for and performed with his close friend Gertrude Lawrence. His most popular musical play was Bitter Sweet (1929). He wrote the poignant film Brief Encounter (1945), and he acted in the film versions of many of his plays. He also wrote short stories, novels, and numerous songs, including "Mad Dogs and Englishmen
- coward
- a person who lacks courage
- coward
- a person who shows fear or timidity
- coward
- disapproval If you call someone a coward, you disapprove of them because they are easily frightened and avoid dangerous or difficult situations. She accused her husband of being a coward. someone who is not at all brave (coart, from coe ; probably from the idea of an animal with its tail between its legs)
- coward
- Belonging to a coward; proceeding from, or expressive of, base fear or timidity
- coward
- {i} one who lacks courage
- coward
- English dramatist and actor and composer noted for his witty and sophisticated comedies (1899-1973)
- coward
- Borne in the escutcheon with his tail doubled between his legs; said of a lion
- coward
- Destitute of courage; timid; cowardly
- coward
- A person who lacks courage; a timid or pusillanimous person; a poltroon
- coward
- To make timorous; to frighten
- coward
- a person who shows fear or timidity English dramatist and actor and composer noted for his witty and sophisticated comedies (1899-1973)
Related Terms
Turkish - English
Definition of a-coward in Turkish English dictionary
- yürek Selanik coward, chicken: Onda yürek Selanik
- He's a chicken!/He's chicken-livered!