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1 becsavar
(DE) aufrollen; einlegen; einrollen; einschlagen; legen; schrauben; verschraubt; zudrehen; zugeschraubt; zuschrauben; (EN) drive, drove, driven; furl; involve; obvolve; roll; roll up; screw; screw on -
2 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 -
3 csorda
(DE) Horden {pl}; Rudel; Viehherde {e}; Hude {e}; Trift {e}; (EN) bunch; drove; gang; herd; horde; mob; nowt -
4 elsodor
(DE) fortschwemmen; forttreiben; (EN) carry away; drive; drive, drove, driven; sweep; waft; washaway -
5 elsodródik
(EN) drive, drove, driven -
6 embertömeg
(DE) Gewühl {r}; Menschengedränge {s}; Menschenmenge {e}; Menschenmasse {e}; (EN) drove; herd; mass of people; swad -
7 falka
(DE) Koppel {e}; Rotte {e}; Schwarm {r}; Trift {e}; (EN) bevy; drove; flock; herd; kennel; pack; troop -
8 felhajt
(DE) aufjagen; aufstülpen; auftreiben; hinauftreiben; hochtreiben; umschlagen; emportreiben; hintergießen; (EN) beat up; cock; drink down; drink off; drive, drove, driven; flush; hem; kite; lay, laid; mop up; quaff; quaff off; raise the wind; ride up; round up; roust out; rout out; scare up; take off; tuck up; turn up -
9 forgat
(DE) drehen; durchdrehen; gedreht; kurbeln; schleudern; walzen; walzend; walzte; (EN) birl; brandish; drill; drive, drove, driven; feather; indorse; play; revolve; rotate; slue; spin; spin, span, spun; spun; swing, swung; swivel; swung; ted; turn; turn over; twirl; upturn -
10 gerjeszt
(DE) induzieren; anschüren; (EN) drive, drove, driven; excite; induce; kindle -
11 hajt
(DE) antreiben; antreibend; betreiben; gefaltet; gehetzt; hetzen; lenken; schinden; schindet; schund; strampeln; strampelt; treibend; treibt; anpeitschen; hotten; (EN) actuate; book; chase; cook; drift; drive; drive, drove, driven; floor; fold; gun for; impel; keep left; keep right; propel; pullulate; punch; push; push on; rattle; ride; ride, rode, ridden; rode; rush; send; send, sent; sent; spank; stool; tear ass; tool along; tool down -
12 irányít
(DE) Steuerung; beaufsichtigen; beaufsichtigt; diktiere; diktiert; gelenkt; gelotst; gerichtet; gesteuert; kanalisierende; kanalisiert; lenken; lotsen; manipuliere; routen; steuern; steuernd; einwinken; (EN) address; bend; bend, bent; boss; canalize; con; conduct; control; dictate; direct; drive, drove, driven; govern; guide; handle; home; lead; lead, led; manage; manipulate; manoeuvre; operate; oversaw; oversee; oversee, oversaw, overseen; overseen; pilot; point; ran; regulate; route; rule; run; run, ran, run; shepherd; slip; steer; supervise; swing, swung; wend -
13 kivezérel
(EN) drive, drove, driven -
14 kocsizik
(EN) coach; drive; drive, drove, driven -
15 meghajt
(DE) abführende; (EN) actuate; bend, bent; bow; drive; drive, drove, driven; propel; relax the bowels; scour; stoop -
16 megy
(DE) gehen; läuft; (EN) drive; drive, drove, driven; gang; go; go along; go, went, gone; goes; goto; have way on; head; hop; it is making way; make way; march; move along; pass; ran; run; run, ran, run; sashay; sell, sold; take up medicine; tend; tool along; travel; tread; tread, trod, trodden; trod; walk; went -
17 mozgat
(DE) anwerfen; bewegte; rühren; rührt; treibend; rippen; (EN) actuate; agitate; budge; drive, drove, driven; manoeuvre; move; moves; propel; stir; swing, swung; swung -
18 működtet
(DE) antreibend; betätigen; (EN) actuate; drive, drove, driven; manoeuvre; operate; ran; run; run, ran, run; work -
19 nyáj
(DE) Herde {e}; Herdes {pl}; (EN) bunch; drive; drove; flock; fold; herd; mob; sheep, sheep -
20 ösztönöz
(DE) angereizt; animiere; animiert; anreizen; drängende; spornen; spornt; (EN) actuate; drive; drive, drove, driven; excite; goad; incite; innerve; inspire; invite; nettle; prick; prod; put on; spur; touch up; urge
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