English - Turkish
Definition of plunket in English Turkish dictionary
- blue
- mavi
Beyaz bir bulut mavi yaz gökyüzünde yüzüyordu.
-A white cloud is floating in the blue summer sky.
Gök bugün mavi, bulutsuz.
-The sky today is blue, without a cloud.
- blue
- (Argo) münakaşa
- blue
- mavi üniformalı kimse
- blue
- {s} müstehcen
- blue
- {f} çarçur etmek
- blue
- {f} maviye boyamak
Evimi maviye boyamak istemiyorum.
-I don't really want to paint my house blue.
Mary arabasını parlak maviye boyamak istiyor.
-Mary wants to paint her car bright blue.
- blue
- mavileştirmek
- blue
- {s} mavi, mavi renkli
- blue
- (Tıp) Mavi boya
Tom odasını mavi boyamak istiyor.
-Tom would like to paint his room blue.
Tom beyaz halı üzerine mavi boya kutusunu döktü.
-Tom spilled the can of blue paint on the white carpet.
- blue
- tutucu
- blue
- {f} har vurup harman savurmak
- blue
- sembolü mavi olan bir zümrenin üyesi
- blue
- {s} k.dili. efkârlı
- blue
- {s} keyifsiz
Pazartesi günleri her zaman keyifsizim.
-I always feel blue on Mondays.
Bugün biraz keyifsiz hissediyorum.
-I'm feeling a little blue today.
- blue
- {i} muhafazakâr partili
- blue
- (Tekstil) 1. mavi 2. çivitlemek
- blue
- {i} mavi, mavi renk
- blue
- blac
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English - English
Definition of plunket in English English dictionary
- A kind of blue color; also, anciently, a kind of cloth, generally blue
- {a} blue
- {n} a sort of fine blue color
- Saint Oliver Plunket
- born 1629, Loughcrew, County Meath, Ire. died July 1, 1681, London, Eng.; canonized 1975; feast day July 11 Irish prelate, the last man to suffer martyrdom for the Catholic faith in England. He was ordained in Rome, where he taught theology and represented the Irish bishops at the Holy See. In 1669 he was appointed archbishop of Armagh and primate of Ireland, and he worked to restore the disorganized church in Ireland. Renewed persecution forced him into hiding in 1673. In the anti-Catholic hysteria caused by the Titus Oates plot (1678), he was betrayed and imprisoned in Dublin in 1679. After a farcical trial in London, he was convicted of treason and was hanged, drawn, and quartered. His head, originally sent to Rome, is preserved at Drogheda, and his body is at Downside Abbey, near Bath