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1 visszakozik
(EN) back down; back out; back-pedal; beat a retreat; climb down; crawfish; eat crow; pipe down; renege; renegue -
2 visszakozik
to back down, to back-pedal, to pipe down -
3 meghátrál
(DE) zurückweichen; zurückscheuen; (EN) back down; back off; beat a retreat; blench; buckle up; eat crow; face about; fall back; flinch; get cold feet; give in; give place; lower one's flag; make place; recoil; show the white feather; shrank; shrink; shrink, shrank, shrunk; shrunk; stick at; take the back track -
4 visszatáncol
(EN) back down; back off; back out; backtrack; call-off; recant; renege; renegue -
5 hátrálás
(DE) Rückwärtsbewegung {e}; (EN) back-down; drawing-back; recess; recoiling; regression; shrink -
6 vereség
(DE) Debakel {s}; Niederlage {e}; Deroute {e}; (EN) back-down; back-set; beating; defeat; overthrow; thrashing; whipping; worse -
7 visszavonulás
(DE) Ausbuchung {e}; Demission {e}; Rücktritt {r}; Rückzug {r}; Zurückzieher {r}; Retirade {e}; Retraite {e}; (EN) back-down; climb-down; countermarch; recession; recoiling; retiral; retiring; retreat; with-draught; withdrawal; withdrawing -
8 meghátrál
to back down, to lower one's flag, to fall back -
9 visszatáncol
to back down, to backtrack, to recant, to renege -
10 csökkent
(DE) bändige; bändigende; bändigt; deprimieren; drossel; drücken; erniedrigend; gemindert; herabsetzen; herabsetzend; heruntersetzen; reduzieren; schmälern; schmälert; schnibbeln; schnippelt; senken; senkend; senkt; verkleinern; verkleinert; verkürzen; vermindern; vermindernd; vermindert; verringern; verringert; zurückgegangen; zurückgehen; zurückschrauben; (EN) abate; abridge; attenuate; ax; axe; bate; bring down; changege down; curtail; cut back; cut down; cut, cut; deflate; depress; derogate; detract; diminish; disquantity; dock; draw in; ease; ease down; gear down; lay, laid; lessen; lower; minish; minorate; narrow; pare down; pull in; put down; reduce; reduces; release; remit; retrench; sank; scantle; send down; sink; sink, sank, sunk; slack; slacken; step down; subdue; taper; temper; tone down; whittle -
11 beszánt
(EN) plough back; plough down; plough under; plow back; plow down -
12 lehiggad
(EN) back off; compose oneself; regain one's self-possesion; settle down; sober; sober down; sober up; steady down; tame down -
13 lefarag
(DE) abhobeln; (EN) cheese-pare; cut back; cut down; pare; pare down; scrimp; skimp; whittle; whittle down -
14 visszahajt
(DE) zurücktreiben; (EN) double back; fold back; let down; replicate -
15 behajt
(DE) eintreiben; umlegen; Beitreibung {e}; Einhebung {e}; Einkassierung {e}; Einpassung {e}; einheben; (EN) call in; collect; double down; drive, drove, driven; exact; fold; fold back; get in; levy; tuck; tuck in; turn in -
16 elutasít
(DE) abgeblitzt; abgelehnt; ablehnen; abschmettern; rückweisen; verweisen; verwerfen; zurückweisen; (EN) cast off; decline; disallow; discourage; dismiss; naysay; negative; overrule; project; put back; rebuff; recuse; refuse; reject; repel; repudiate; repulse; resist; rule out; rule sg out of order; scout; spurn; throw out; throw overboard; traverse; turn away; turn down; withsay -
17 hanyatlás
(DE) Abstieg {r}; Dekadenz {e}; Deklination {e}; Ebbe {e}; Niedergang {r}; Verfall {r}; Krebsgang {r}; (EN) decadence; decay; declension; decline; depression; deterioration; down-grade; downcome; downgrade; droop; drop; ebb; fall; fall-off; retrogradation; retrogression; set-back; setback; wane; waning -
18 leküzd
(DE) bemeistern; dümpeln; (EN) combat; fight back; fight down; fight off; over; surmount; surmount to sg; tide over; vanquish -
19 redukció
(EN) cut-back; reduction; run-down -
20 régi
(DE) altbacken; alte; alter; altertümlich; antik; ehemalig; gammeln; firn; oll; (EN) ancient; antique; back; gone-by; hand-me-down; hoar; hoary; long-ago; of long standing; old; old-estabilished; old-established; old-standing; old-world; olden; onetime; past; pristine; stale; time-worn
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