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1 felfed
(DE) aufdecken; aufgedeckt; entdecken; lüften; offenbaren; offenbart; (EN) disclose; discloud; discover; disembosom; expose; identify; lay bare; locate; reveal; see into; show; show, showed, shown; shown; unbosom; uncap; uncloak; unfold; unkennel; untangle; unveiled -
2 felfedez
(DE) bemerkt; erkennen; ausfinden; (EN) descry; detect; discover; find out; observe; pick up; pioneer; spy; unearth; unfold -
3 feltár
(DE) Offenlegung {e}; aufgedeckt; ausgehoben; ausschachten; baggert; bloßlegen; eröffnen; eröffnet; freiliegen; offenbart; offengelegt; offenlegen; Schürfung {e}; (EN) bare; digest; disclose; discover; excavate; expand; lay bare; open up; reclude; reveal; subject; unfold; unravel -
4 tapasztal
(DE) Erfahrung {e}; befindet; beobachten; finden; wahrgenommen; wahrnehmen; wahrnehmend; (EN) become aware of; become aware of sg; come to know; discover; experience; feel; feel, felt; find; find, found; go through; learn; learn, learnt; learnt; meet with; notice; observe; pass through; perceive -
5 felfedez
to discover, to pioneer, to observe, to unearth -
6 vmilyennek tapasztal
to come to know, to find, found, to discover
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Discover — Dis*cov er, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Discovered}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Discovering}.] [OE. discoveren, discuren, descuren, OF. descovrir, descouvrir, F. d[ e]couvrir; des (L. dis ) + couvrir to cover. See {Cover}.] 1. To uncover. [Obs.] [1913 Webster]… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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