" Please don't ask me if I am learning turkish because of a turkish boyfriend "

Thanks to the translator

Hi all, I need your help with these verbs, I have been unable to find their turkish translation. If you give me a hand with them I'd be so grateful.
Here's the list :

1 Adore (something, someone)
2 Flatter /Adulate(someone)
3 Pout
4 Adulterate
5 Lash (storm)
6 Attend (costumers )
7 Move away
8 Look away
9 become blocked up (something)
10 Become intimidated (lose courage)
11 Audition for
12 Give a complex to
13 Bubble
14 Flout (the law)
15 Well up (tear)
16 Toast
17 Bombard someone with questions
18 Shimmer (silk)
19 Channel (efforts etc)
20 Ride out (a storm etc)

Simdiden tesekkurler!
Dilara.

If you get no help from native speakers I will give it a try

Thank you all of you once again for your explanations and examples. I must confess that some of them were difficult to understand but I hope they stick in my mind.
I needed to clarify and one thing is clear :
Konusmasan and konusMAZsan are by no means the same thing , it must be something difficult within turkish grammar because even some turkish native speakers find it hard to explain or to notice the difference.
If I have further questions regarding the same topic, I hope you can help me because I am sure most learners struggle with this "gelse - gelirse" or turkish "conditional" tense .
Thank you all once again, much appreciated.

Dilara.

Awful loss!! he was a gifted actor!! and so young...I cant believe it !

Congratulations!!! I am so happy for you because I have been following your story. I am sure your love is strong and long-lasting , wish you all the happiness
Oh when I hear that someone is getting married, my hidden romantic side shows up suddently hehe and when you marry the person you are in love with it must be twice as wonderful, especially today when many people do it just because "they have to" (sigh)
All the best !!
Dilara.

De nada Natalia .¡Que bueno que sigas estudiando turco! and trust Caliptrix's explanations, I always do
He is the responsable of almost 50% of all the turkish grammar I know because in the past I "killed" him with questions hehe .

Once again Thank you so much for your comments Deli_Kizin and for your examples Christine - and Omer.
I tried to portray myself in both situations to get it and I think I did so it was practical and useful.
Once again thanks all of you !!
Çalismaya devam edelim
Dilara

Thank you so much both of you Inankur and Christine for your help!
Yes, sometimes I confuse "dilek" -wish- with turkish conditionals and you see, one letter can create a huge difference in meaning.
Thank you so much to Omer as well, ohh he's trying to teach you his native language , sounds sweet
Sana da tesekkur ederim Omer.
Dilara.