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21 elvégeztet vkit vmivel
to get sg done by sy -
22 essünk túl rajta!
have done with it!, let's get it over! -
23 ez már derék!
well done! -
24 ezt sikerült befejezni!
that's over and done with! -
25 forgalom
business done, circulation, commerce, traffic -
26 helytelenül cselekedtél
you have done it wrong -
27 intézd el végre!
have done with it! -
28 kész
made, hand-me-down, he's dead and done for, ready -
29 kész!
that's over and done with! -
30 ki az ördög csinálta ezt?
who the dash has done that? -
31 ki az ördög tette ezt?
who the dash has done that? -
32 kiszolgál vkit
to tend upon sy, to do, did, done, to tend on sy -
33 kivan
to be knocked up, to be done, cooked, to be all in -
34 könnyebb mondani
easier said than done -
35 legyen meg a te akaratod!
thy will be done! -
36 majdnem kész
it as good as done -
37 megcsinál
to do, did, done, to hack it, to fix up, to fix -
38 megtesz
to make, made, to perform, to do, did, done -
39 mi a teendõ?
what is to be done?, what to do? -
40 mindent figyelembe véve
when all is said and done, consideringly
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