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1 viedä laivaan
• embark• re-embark -
2 astua laivaan
• embark• ship -
3 nousta laivaan
• embark• board -
4 ryhtyä
yks.nom. ryhtyä; yks.gen. ryhdyn; yks.part. ryhtyi; yks.ill. ryhtyisi; mon.gen. ryhtyköön; mon.part. ryhtynyt; mon.ill. ryhdyttiinaddress (verb)begin (verb)embark (verb)engage in (verb)enter (verb)enter into (verb)enter upon (verb)go in for (verb)proceed (verb)resort (verb)set about (verb)start (verb)take to (verb)undertake (verb)embark on set to take up (noun)* * *• commence• go in for• get involved• enter• enter upon• enter into• engage• engage in• intend to do• embark on• set out• buckle to• begin• embark• mix with• become• put one's hand to• set about• set to work• set to• start out• start• take to• take up• touch• turn to• undertake• warm up• resort to• proceed• address -
5 laivata
yks.nom. laivata; yks.gen. laivaan; yks.part. laivasi; yks.ill. laivaisi; mon.gen. laivatkoon; mon.part. laivannut; mon.ill. laivattiinconsigning (adje)dispatching (adje)embarking (adje)shipping (adje)consign (verb)dispatch (verb)embark (verb)ship (verb)* * *finance, business, economy• dispatchfinance, business, economy• shipfinance, business, economy• embarkfinance, business, economy• consignfinance, business, economy• re-embark -
6 antautua
yks.nom. antautua; yks.gen. antaudun; yks.part. antautui; yks.ill. antautuisi; mon.gen. antautukoon; mon.part. antautunut; mon.ill. antauduttiincapitulate (verb)devote oneself (verb)embark (verb)give oneself up (verb)indulge (verb)surrender (verb)yield (verb)enter (noun)enter into (noun)take up (noun)yield oneself (noun)* * *• yield• submit• lend oneself to• relent• resign• strictly speaking• lay down arms• succumb• surrender oneself to• surrender• take up• yield oneself• indulge• give oneself up• undertake• devote oneself• go deep into• apply oneself to• capitulate• devote oneself to• embark• enter into• enter• give in• give oneself up to• give up• commence -
7 alkaa
yks.nom. alkaa; yks.gen. alan; yks.part. alkoi; yks.ill. alkaisi; mon.gen. alkakoon; mon.part. alkanut; mon.ill. alettiinbegin (verb)commence (verb)enter upon (verb)originate (verb)set about (verb)start (verb)* * *• open• establish• go ahead• have its source• inaugurate• initiate• enter upon• launch out in• originate• set about• set in• sprout• start• undertake• instigate• commence• come on• begin• be one up• arise• embark on -
8 astua jälleen laivaan
• re-embark -
9 nousta
yks.nom. nousta; yks.gen. nousen; yks.part. nousi; yks.ill. nousisi; mon.gen. nouskoon; mon.part. noussut; mon.ill. noustiinadvance (verb)arise (verb)ascend (verb)climb (verb)escalate (verb)get into (verb)go up (verb)heave (verb)increase (verb)mantle (verb)mount (verb)ramp (verb)rise (verb)stand up (verb)stiffen (verb)stir (verb)advancing (adje)amount to get up stand* * *• get out of• move upward• mount• mantle• make one's way• look up somebody• increase• improve• heave• grow• go up• originate• get up• reach• get out of bed• get on• get on one's feet• get off• get into• get down• escalate• emerge• embark• go on board• spring from• turn up• tower• take off• stir• stiffen• start• stand• stand up• stand high• raise• sprout• disembark• show up• shoot up• run to• rise• resurrect• resist• refuse• rebel• revolt• ramp• sprung• board• advance• amount to• appear• arise• ascend• commence• begin• run high• clamber• climb• come from• come to• come up to• come up• become higher
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