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1 beugrató
confidence man, hawk, confidence crook -
2 bizakodás
confidence -
3 bizalmas közlés
confidence, low-down -
4 bizalom
confidence, trustfulness, trist, reliance, credit -
5 pökhendiség
confidence, pridefulness -
6 teljes bizonyosság
confidence -
7 beugratás
con game, confidence game, confidence trick, hoax -
8 svindli
fraud, confidence game, confidence trick, dupery -
9 arcátlanság
impudence, impertinence, boldness, confidence -
10 beképzeltség
vainglory, self-confidence, egotism, conceit -
11 bizakodással néz a jövõbe
have confidence in the future -
12 bizalmas titokba beavat
to impart a confidence -
13 bizalmasa vkinek
to be in sy's confidence, confident, repository -
14 bizalmasan figyelmeztetik
to be warned in confidence -
15 bizalmasan közöl vmit vkivel
to make a confidence to sy -
16 bizalmát helyezi vkibe
to repose confidence in sy -
17 bizalmát méltatlanra pazarolta
he misplaced his confidence -
18 bizalmatlansági indítvány
no-confidence provision -
19 bizalmi szavazás
vote of confidence -
20 bizalmi szavazat
vote of confidence
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