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¡vete a tomar por culo!

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İspanyolca "¡vete a tomar por culo!" kelimesi Türkçe'de cehenneme git, siktir, siktir git anlamına gelir.

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to go to hell
çekim: geçmiş andàto al diavolo · ortaç andàto al diavolo
eş: andare a farsi benedire
to fuck off; to leave alone; to stop annoying or pestering
çekim: geçmiş отъёбывавшийся · ortaç отъёбывавшийся · şimdiki отъёбывается · ulaç отъёбывающийся
eş: отвязываться, отставать
second-person singular imperative of sikdirmək
aile: dur sikdir, get sikdir, sikdir eləmək, sikdir get
Sikdir get, nə istəyirsənsə elə!
Ə, dur sikdir sən canı.
Kazakçaсігіл
piss off! leave! go away!
eş: sai fora, chispa, rala peito, sai fora, some
alternative form of άντε γαμήσου (ánte gamísou)
go away! piss off!
köken: From あっち (atchi, “over there”) + 行(い)け (ike, “go”), literally "go over there".
eat a dick, fuck off.
köken: 좆 (jot) + 까 (kka)
aile: 좆까라
to fuck off, to get lost
çekim: geçmiş drog åt fittan
köken: dra (“go”) + åt (“to”) + fittan (“the cunt”)
Du kan dra åt fittan!
go to hell, get lost
köken: Literally, “go to [the] devil”.
go to hell!; go away!; burn in hell!
köken: Literally "go in an oven."
to disappear, vanish (visibly) (of something visible: to gradually get less visible or clear) · to fade out/away (audibly) (of a sound: to gradually get quieter) · to be forgotten, fade (of memories, etc.)
çekim: geçmiş häipynyt · şimdiki häipyy · ulaç häipyvä
köken: Fronted from haipua.
aile: häipyvä, häipyminen, häipymä, häive, häipätä, häivyttää, häivähtää
Häivy!
Çekçeodprejsknout /ˈotprɛjsknou̯t/
to piss off, to fuck off, to leave, to go away, to get out of here
eş: oprýsknout, odloupnout se, odfouknout, odpálit, odpálkovat, vypadnout
go to hell
köken: duce in the imperative du (“go”) + tu in the reflexive te (“yourself”) + drac in the dative dracului (“to the devil”)
go to hell, get lost
köken: Literally means "Go to Azazel!"; Azazel was a desolate place in ancient Israel where a goat was sent to die, to represent the destruction of people's sins. From the late Second Temple period, the name was associated with a fallen angel, like Satan. In the Talmud, Azazel was identified as a cliff. The expression is first attested in the Lithuanian writer Abraham Mapu's 1858 novel Ayit Tzavua (see…
horribly
Men jeg er nødt til at gøre det. For vi havde det ad helvede til.
Jeg har det ad helvede til, Marlowe.
Jeg er vred på den familie fordi den har behandlet mig ad helvede til.
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