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1 áthatol
(DE) durchdrang; durchdringend; durchdringt; durchgedrungen; (EN) break through; come through; come through sg; empierce; get through; interfuse; needle; penetrate; percolate; permeate; pierce through; plough through; repass; shoot, shot -
2 átmegy
(DE) durchgegangen; durchgehen; durchgeht; durchwandern; hinübergehen; hinüberkommen; hinüberwechseln; passieren; passierend; setzen; überspielen; (EN) adjourn; come across; come through; come through sg; cross; cross over; get through; go over; go through; knife; overgo; pass across; pass through; pass trough; passes; pierce through; put over; repass; step across -
3 átvergődik
(EN) get through; plough through; plow through; tide over; wade; wade through -
4 keresztülmegy
(DE) durchgehen; durchgeht; erleben; s. unterziehe; (EN) come across; come through; come through sg; get through; go across; go through; pass; pass across; traverse; undergo -
5 átjut
(DE) hinüberkommen; (EN) get across; get over; get through; negotiate -
6 átjuttat
(EN) get over; get through; get throught -
7 befejez
(DE) Absolvierung {e}; absolvieren; ausführend; ausmachen; beenden; beendet; beendete; beendigen; durchbringen; durchhaben; schließen; vollendet; vollführen; (EN) accomplish; achieve; carry through; clear off; close; complete; conclude; do, did, done; end; finish; finish off; get through; knock off; make good; perfect; perfectionate; perfectionize; polish off; put through; round; round off; sign off; terminate; terminates; wind, wound -
8 keresztülvisz
(DE) durchbekommen; durchgezogen; durchsetzen; implementieren; durchkriegen; (EN) compass; get across; get through; implement; put over -
9 elvégez
(DE) Absolvierung {e}; Vollbringung {e}; abtun; ausgeführt; beendigen; erfülle; füllt; verrichten; vollbracht; vollbringe; vollbringen; (EN) did; didst; dispose; do; do, did, done; doest; doeth; dost; doth; execute; fulfil; fulfill; get through; go through; graduate; perfectionate; perfectionize; perform -
10 keresztüljuttat
(EN) get through; put through -
11 átbújik
(DE) durchschlüpfen; (EN) get through -
12 bebújik
(DE) schliefen; (EN) get through; slip into; slip on -
13 keresztülvergődik
(EN) get through; wade -
14 teljesít
(DE) Ausführen {s}; abstatten; ausführend; einhalten; erfülle; erreicht; füllt; implementieren; leisten; stattgeben; (EN) accomplish; achieve; carry out; comply; comply with; consummate; deliver the goods; do, did, done; execute; fill; fulfil; fulfill; get through; grant; implement; make good; perform; serve; vouchsafe -
15 átsegít
(DE) durchhelfen; durchschleppen; (EN) bring through; get sy through; pull through -
16 elalszik
(DE) eingeschlafen; einschlafen; verlöschen; Innenleben {s}; (EN) die down; drop off; drop off to sleep; fall asleep; fall into a slumber; get off to sleep; get to sleep; go dead; go off; go off to sleep; go to sleep; nod off; outsleep; oversleep; sleep through; zonk out -
17 meggyógyul
(DE) abheilen; heilen; verheilen; verheilt; (EN) get over an illness; get well; heal; mend; pull round; pull through; rally; recover; recuperate -
18 átesik
(DE) durchrutschen; (EN) come through; get over -
19 kihúz
(DE) ausgestrichen; ausziehen; gezupft; herausbekommen; herausstreichen; hingezogen; hinziehend; losstecken; nachziehen; radieren; stauchen; streichen; wegstreichen; zupfen; zupft; zücken; (EN) blue-pencil; cross out; delete; drag out; draw; draw out; draw, drew, drawn; drew; educe; excise; expunge; extract; extricate; get out; line through; obliterate; protract; pull; pull out; pull up; rive sg away; rive sg off; rule out; unclench; unclinch; unplug; unreeve; unrove; unroven -
20 megment
(DE) Errettung {e}; aufgespart; bergen; gerettet; retten; rettet; barg; salvieren; (EN) bring off; bring through; get off; rescue; salvage; save
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