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1 valmistettu
• completed• finished -
2 yhdistetty puhelu
• completed call -
3 valmis
yks.nom. valmis; yks.gen. valmiin; yks.part. valmista; yks.ill. valmiiseen; mon.gen. valmiiden valmiitten; mon.part. valmiita; mon.ill. valmiisiin valmiihincomplete (adje)completed (adje)done (adje)finished (adje)full-blown (adje)game (adje)graduated (adje)prepared (adje)ready (adje)ready-made (adje)ripe (adje)willing (adje)* * *• game• willing• ripe• ready-made• ready• qualified• prepared• prepared for• mature• hindmost• graduated• unchangeable• finished• done• disposed• developed• definitive• completed• complete• all set• full-blown -
4 valmistua
yks.nom. valmistua; yks.gen. valmistun; yks.part. valmistui; yks.ill. valmistuisi; mon.gen. valmistukoon; mon.part. valmistunut; mon.ill. valmistuttiinbe completed (verb)be finished (verb)get ready (verb)graduate (verb)qualify (verb)take one's degree (verb)* * *• be completed• be finished• get ready• graduate• qualify• ripen• take one's degree -
5 mennyt
yks.nom. mennyt; yks.gen. menneen; yks.part. mennyttä; yks.ill. menneeseen; mon.gen. menneiden menneitten; mon.part. menneitä; mon.ill. menneisiin menneihinbygone (adje)gone (adje)last (adje)past (adje)* * *• ended• last• ancient• bygone• completed• early• finished• gone• old• past• preceding• previous• recent• foregone• former -
6 nostomies
• conscript who has either not yet served his period of military servicservice or has completed his periods -
7 päättynyt
• up• finished• ended• completed -
8 täytetty rikos
law• completed offencelaw• committed crime -
9 valmistua
to be completed
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