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(DE) ausdenken; ausgedacht; austüfteln; empfangen; erfand; erfinden; erfindet; ersann; ersinnen; aussinnen; (EN) cogitate; conceive; contrive; cook up; design; devise; excogitate; father; figure out; figure up; invent; project; reason; think out -
22 megfogalmaz
(DE) abfassen; formuliere; formulieren; formuliert; verfassen; (EN) conceive; couch; draft; draw; draw up; draw, drew, drawn; drew; engross; formulate; get into shape; make up; put into shape; put, put; word -
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(EN) conceive; take effect; take root -
24 megfogan
(DE) empfangen; ersinnen; (EN) be conceived; conceive -
25 megtermékenyít
(DE) befruchte; befruchten; befruchtet; besamen; (EN) conceive; fecundate; fertilize; fructify; impregnate; inseminate -
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(DE) empfangen; ersinnen; (EN) conceive; impregnate -
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(EN) conceive a dislike for; take a dislike -
28 vél
(DE) empfindet; meinen; vermeinen; wähnen; (EN) allow; calculate; conceit; conceive; deem; feel; feel, felt; figure; guess; hold; hold, held; hold, held, holden; make, made; opine; presume; put down; reckon; surmise; trow -
29 nhận thức
/to recognize/ anerkennen /to conceive/ ausdenken, begreifen, erhalten, ersinnenTừ điển Việt-Đức. Vietnamesisch-Deutsch Wörterbuch. > nhận thức
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