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kol

1. arm.
2. sleeve.
3. limb, large branch (of a tree).
4. crank.
5. handle; lever.
6. phys. arm.
7. neck (of a musical instrument).
8. strand (of a rope).
9. division, branch.
10. patrol.
11. club (in a school).
12. gang; troupe.
13. mil. column.
14. formerly wing (of an army).
15. side (direction).
16. butchery shank.
17. arm (of a chair).
18. brachial.

kollarını açmak /a/ to receive (someone) with open arms.

kolunda altın bileziği olmak to possess a profitable skill.

kol askısı med. sling.

kol atardamarı anat. brachial artery.

kol atmak
1. (for a tree) to put forth branches.
2. to spread, extend.

kol bağı mil. brassard.

kol dayanağı armrest.

kol demiri iron bar (used to bar a door).

kol düğmesi cuff link.

kol emeği manual labor.

kol evi tailor. armhole, place where the sleeve joins the yoke.

kol gezmek
1. (for a security force) to patrol an area.
2. (for a criminal) to prowl around or lurk in an area.

koluna girmek /ın/ to take (someone's) arm.

kolu kanadı kırılmak to be left sitting high and dry (after losing one's source or sources of support), have the rug pulled out from under one.

kol kanat olmak/germek /a/ to take (someone) under (one's) wing.

kol kapağı (shirt) cuff.

kol kemiği anat. humerus.

kol kola arm in arm.

kol kola girmek to link arms.

koluna kuvvet. colloq. Keep it up!/Keep up the good work!

kol saati wrist watch.

kollarını sallaya sallaya gelmek to come without bothering to bring anything (as a gift).

kolları/

kollarını sıvamak to get ready to do something, roll up one's sleeves.

kol tahtası sleeveboard.

kol uzatmak to spread, expand, branch out.

kolu uzun powerful and influential.

kol vurmak to patrol; to wander around.

kol yormak to work hard.

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