12:38 Aug 13, 2005 |
Turkish to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary - Slang / çanak | |||||||
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5 | To give one the works |
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3 +1 | to kick the shit out of someone |
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2 | fuck off |
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çanağına sıçmak fuck off Explanation: - |
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çanağına sıçmak To give one the works Explanation: This would be the polite way of saying the idiom. . To screw someone would be the slang version. I think Mustafa Er's answer is half a size too big though they all mean the same thing. . The s word I believe corresponds to "defecate" (sicmak) in Turkish, which is the case.It's bizarre that the f word is much more serious in Turkish. . |
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çanağına sıçmak to kick the shit out of someone Explanation: veya: to beat the shit out of someone mesela: I'm going to hitch hike down to Cincinnati and kick the shit out of your drunk daddy Well I'm not nice now baby Just too lazy to be mean Mom said son go get a good one But I grabbed the first thing I seen I should have known Yeah you still werent grown Uh,huh I'm going to hitch hike down to Cincinnati and kick the shit out of your drunk daddy Reference: http://www.nashvillepussy.com/lyrics.htm |
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