Examples of using "Sıktı" in a sentence and their english translations:
She shook my hand.
- She wrung the towel dry.
- She wrung the towel.
Tom clenched his fist.
Tom squeezed the sponge.
Tom squeezed the lemon.
Tom clenched his teeth.
He squeezed my shoulder.
Tom tightened the knot.
Tom clenched his fists.
I squeezed his hand.
Tom wrung out the towel.
The baby clenched his fists.
Tom pinched his cheek.
She squeezed a lemon.
The failure depressed him.
She shot a gun.
- She wrung the juice from a lot of oranges.
- She squeezed the juice from many oranges.
His speech turned us off.
His speech bored me.
Tom squeezed Mary's hand.
Tom squeezed the juice from the orange.
It really bugged me.
Tom clenched his fists angrily.
Her long speech bored us all.
She squeezed his hand.
She squeezed the juice from several oranges.
That displeased everyone.
Tom wrung out the cloth.
He bored us with his long stories.
She wrung the juice from a lot of oranges.
Tom squeezed Mary's shoulder.
She sprayed pesticide on the flowers.
Tom's speech bored me.
Tom wrung the water out of his wet swimsuit.
His long speech bored everyone.
His long speech bored us all.
What Tom said bothered Mary.
He squeezed the toothpaste out of a tube.
He bugged her with questions.
Tom squeezed Mary's arm gently.
Tom shook Mary's hand vigorously.
He reached across the table and shook my hand.
She squeezed a lemon for tea.
Tom squeezed Mary's hand reassuringly.
I'm going back to Boston. I've had enough of Chicago.
Tom squeezed this orange juice himself.
Tom took Mary's hand and squeezed it.
- At least he shook your hand. He didn't even look at me.
- At least she shook your hand. She didn't even look at me.
At least he shook your hand. He didn't even look at me.
Tom wrung out the towel and hung it up to dry.
recently this Zoom issue has been extremely annoying
She closed her eyes, pursed her lips and leaned forward for a kiss.
Six pages in, I lost interest.
Tom talked my ears off.
He shot himself in the foot by accepting the contract.
My grandmother pulled out a handful of green beans, poured them into an ancient pan, toasted them patiently, ground them in a wooden hand mill with a copper handle, carefully squeezed the result into an old-fashioned Hungarian espresso maker, put it on a tray, and two hours later, it was coffee.