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associate -
3 docens
associate professor, reader, adjunct professor -
4 egyetemi docens
associate professor, reader -
5 asszociál
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6 csatlakozik
(DE) angegrenzt; angeschlossen; anhängen; anlehnen; beigesellen; beitreten; einklinkend; einstimmen; s. anschließen; adhärieren; (EN) abut; adjoin; affiliate; associate oneself; connect; fall into line; fall into line with; join; join in; rally -
7 docens
(DE) Dozent; (EN) adjunct professor; associate professor; docent; reader -
8 egyesül
(DE) Einmündung {e}; angeschlossen; kopulieren; s. einigen; s. gesellen; s. vereinigen; verbunden; verschmelzen; verschmelzend; (EN) accrete; amalgamate; amalgate; associate; be made one; become one; club together; coalesce; combine; concorporate; conjoin; conjugate; connect; fuse; fuze; incorporate; join with; knit; knit, knit; meet; meld; merge; unite -
9 érintkezik
(DE) angegrenzt; grenzen; s. berühren; s. verständigen; (EN) abut; adjoin; associate; assort with; consort with; join; mix; touch -
10 kisegítő-
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11 munkatárs
(DE) Arbeitskamerad {r}; Kollege {r}; Mitarbeiter {r}; Beiträger {r}; Kooperator {r}; (EN) associate; co-operator; co-worker; cobber; collaborator; contributor; fellow worker; fellow-worker; joint labourer; team-mate; yoke-fellow; yokemate -
12 összekapcsol
(DE) Bindeglied {s}; Einheirat {e}; Koppelung {e}; Kopplung {e}; ehelichend; einkuppeln; gekoppelt; kombiniere; kombinieren; kombiniert; koppelt; kuppeln; kuppelnd; verbinden; verklammern; verknüpfen; verknüpft; verkoppelt; verkuppeln; verzahne; verzahnt; Verklammerung {e}; schäften; (EN) abut; associate; bracket; butt; catenate; clamp; clasp; claught; clip; combine; concinnate; conjoin; conjugate; connect to; couple; cramp; enlink; grapple; interconnect; interlock; join; joint; link; marry; mediate; nitch; put to; refer; relate; set together; splice; staple; unite -
13 szövetkezik
(DE) s. verbinden; s. verbünden; komplottieren; (EN) ally; associate; co-operate; coalesce; combine; confederate; cooperate; enter into an alliance; gang up; join hands; league; pool; unite -
14 tag
(DE) Bursche {r}; Mitglied {r}; (EN) associate; bloke; bod; chappie; chappy; fellow; joint; limb; member; part; term -
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16 társ
(DE) Gefährte {r}; Kompagnon {r}; Partner {r}; Teilhaber {r}; Sodale {r}; co-; ko-; (EN) adjunct; associate; beaupere; cobber; companion; compeer; consociate; fellow; marrow; mate; pard; partner; sidekick; socius; sort -
17 társ-
(EN) associate; consociate; joint -
18 társbíró
(EN) associate justice; side judge -
19 társít
(DE) assozieren; (EN) associate; consociate -
20 társul
(DE) zweien; (EN) associate; consort with; enter into partnership; partner
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