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1 csak ne olyan hevesen!
pipe down!, easy does it! -
2 hátrább az agarakkal!
pipe down! -
3 vakkarima
pipe plug -
4 alább adja
to pipe down, to come down a peg, to climb down -
5 alagcsõ
drain-pipe, drain, subdrain, tile underdrain -
6 behúzza a farkát
to pipe down, to draw in one's horn -
7 belefog
to pipe up, to undertake, -took, -taken -
8 buborékfújó
bubble pipe -
9 csõ
barrel, tube, passage, pipe, duct, conduit -
10 csõág
leg pipe -
11 csövön át továbbít
to pipe -
12 dalol / madár
to pipe -
13 dréncsõ
drain, drain-pipe, subdrain -
14 dudál
to blow one's horn, to poop, to toot, to pipe -
15 égimeszelõ
drain-pipe -
16 elõveszi a pipáját
to take out one's pipe -
17 forrasztócsõ
blow-pipe -
18 fõvezeték
header pipe -
19 furulyázik
to pipe -
20 fúvócsõ
blow-pipe, blowgun
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