What does gasp in Turkish mean?
What is the meaning of the word gasp in Turkish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use gasp in Turkish.
The word gasp in Turkish means seizure, zorla alma, gasp, şantaj, şantajla para koparma, gasp etme, el koyma, gasp etmek, şantajla almak, gasp etmek, zorla almak, saldırarak soyma/gasp, gasp etmek, gasp etmek, el koymak. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word gasp
seizure
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zorla alma, gasp(taking by force) The army's seizure of the town was an important stage in the general's military strategy. |
şantaj, şantajla para koparma(blackmailing sb for money) Benjamin supposedly obtained the money through extortion. |
gasp etme(figurative (appropriation of sth) The forum moderator told Nigel off for his hijack of the discussion. |
el koyma(illegal acquisition) This was a land grab. |
gasp etmek(US, often passive (rob: a person) I was burglarized after I forgot to set the house alarm. |
şantajla almak(obtain by blackmail) Ivan extorted thousands of dollars from the woman. |
gasp etmek, zorla almak(take illegally, snatch) He grabbed the diamonds and fled. |
saldırarak soyma/gasp(robbery with assault) There's been another mugging at Charing Cross Station. |
gasp etmek(figurative, informal (extract) They screwed every last penny out of him. |
gasp etmek(extort) He has never done an honest day's work, just stealing and screwing. |
el koymak(take over, take possession of) (devlet yönetimi, vb.) The rebels were hoping to usurp the king's power. |
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