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1 jauhatus
• beating• grind• grinding• milling• refining -
2 jauhatusaika
• beating time -
3 jyskytys
• beating• pounding• rumble• throbbing• thumping -
4 lannistaminen
beating (noun)crushing (noun)depressing (noun)discouragement (noun)discouraging (noun)disheartening (noun)overcoming (noun)paralysing (noun)stunning (noun)subdueing (noun)* * *• discouragement -
5 pieksiäiset
• beating -
6 rummutus
• beating of drums• drumming• beat• dup -
7 sapiska
• beating -
8 sykintä
• beating• beat• pulsation• pulse• ripple• throb -
9 jauhatusaste
technology• grinding degreetechnology• beating degreetechnology• beating rate -
10 desintegraattori
technology• beating milltechnology• chip crushertechnology• shredder -
11 hollanteri
printing (graphic) industry• hollanderprinting (graphic) industry• beater engineprinting (graphic) industry• beaterprinting (graphic) industry• beating engineprinting (graphic) industry• hollander beater -
12 kaskenpoltto
• burn-beating -
13 kuri
yks.nom. kuri; yks.gen. kurin; yks.part. kuria; yks.ill. kuriin; mon.gen. kurien; mon.part. kureja; mon.ill. kureihindiscipline (noun)* * *• order• discipline• beating• chastisement -
14 kuritus
yks.nom. kuritus; yks.gen. kurituksen; yks.part. kuritusta; yks.ill. kuritukseen; mon.gen. kuritusten kurituksien; mon.part. kurituksia; mon.ill. kurituksiincastigation (noun)chastisement (noun)correction (noun)punishment (noun)thrashing (noun)whipping (noun)* * *• correction• whipping• thrashing• punishment• corporal punishment• chastisement• chastening• beating• castigation -
15 läksytys
yks.nom. läksytys; yks.gen. läksytyksen; yks.part. läksytystä; yks.ill. läksytykseen; mon.gen. läksytysten läksytyksien; mon.part. läksytyksiä; mon.ill. läksytyksiinlecture (noun)lesson (noun)rating (noun)rebuke (noun)scolding (noun)talking-to (noun)telling-off (noun)* * *• rebuke• telling-off• scolding• rating• punishment• lesson• lecture• dressing down• complaint• beating• talking-to -
16 löylytys
yks.nom. löylytys; yks.gen. löylytyksen; yks.part. löylytystä; yks.ill. löylytykseen; mon.gen. löylytysten löylytyksien; mon.part. löylytyksiä; mon.ill. löylytyksiinthrashing (noun)* * *• beating• punishment• thrashing -
17 lyöminen
battering (noun)batting (noun)beating (noun)boxing (noun)buffeting (noun)caning (noun)clouting (noun)cuffing (noun)defeating (noun)driving (noun)flapping (noun)hitting (noun)knocking (noun)laying (noun)pounding (noun)slapping (noun)smiting (noun)striking (noun)swatting (noun)thwacking (noun)* * *• batting -
18 ojennus
yks.nom. ojennus; yks.gen. ojennuksen; yks.part. ojennusta; yks.ill. ojennukseen; mon.gen. ojennusten ojennuksien; mon.part. ojennuksia; mon.ill. ojennuksiinalignment (noun)correction (noun)dressing (noun)extension (noun)lesson (noun)reprimand (noun)reproof (noun)straightening (noun)* * *• reproof• straightening• reprimand• redress• rectification• punishment• lesson• extension• beating• dress• corrective• correction• complaint• chastisement• alignment• stretching out• dressing -
19 pakottaminen
aching (noun)beating (noun)bringing (noun)bulldozing (noun)chasing (noun)coercing (noun)compeling (noun)constraining (noun)driving (noun)embossing (noun)forcing (noun)impeling (noun)intimidation (noun)making (noun)obliging (noun)pressing (noun)* * *• coercion• intimidation -
20 pakottava
yks.nom. pakottava; yks.gen. pakottavan; yks.part. pakottavaa; yks.ill. pakottavaan; mon.gen. pakottavien pakottavain; mon.part. pakottavia; mon.ill. pakottaviinaching (adje)beating (adje)bringing (adje)bulldozing (adje)chasing (adje)coercing (adje)compeling (adje)compelling (adje)compulsive (adje)constraining (adje)crying (adje)driving (adje)embossing (adje)exigent (adje)forcing (adje)impeling (adje)imperative (adje)imperious (adje)importunate (adje)making (adje)obliging (adje)pressing (adje)urgent (adje)* * *• persuasive• crying• exigent• forceful• imperative• imperious• importunate• insistent• urgent• mandatory• spellbinding• conclusive• irresistible• pressing• compelling• cogent• coercive• binding• aching• compulsive
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