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deck
/dɛk/
noun
Düz bir yüzey veya platform, özellikle bir gemi üzerinde veya bir binanın dışında
A flat surface or platform, especially on a ship or outside a building.
- We sat on the deck and watched the sunset.
- The captain stood on the upper deck.
- They're building a new deck in the backyard.
- Marine biologists conducted their observations from the research vessel's lower deck, where specialized equipment monitored ocean temperature fluctuations.
- The architectural design featured a suspended observation deck that provided visitors with panoramic views of the surrounding metropolitan area.
- Engineers reinforced the bridge's upper deck to accommodate increased traffic loads resulting from regional population growth.
noun
Tam bir iskambil destesi
A complete set of playing cards.
- Shuffle the deck before dealing.
- A standard deck has 52 cards.
- She pulled a card from the deck.
verbinformal
Birini güçlü bir şekilde yere sermek; yumruklamak
To knock someone down forcefully; to punch.
- He decked him with one punch.
- The boxer decked his opponent in the first round.
verbsomewhat formal
Süslemek veya donatmak, genellikle süslerle
To decorate or adorn, often with ornaments.
- The halls were decked with holly.
- She decked herself out in her finest jewelry.