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1 böjtöl
(DE) fasten; fastet; (EN) fast; fast in lent; keep lent -
2 szigorú
(DE) Härte {e}; Starrheit {e}; gestreng; rigoristisch; rigoros; starr; starres; stramm; streng; strenge; strenges; (EN) austere; censorious; dour; dure; exacting; hard; hard and fast; hard-and-fast; harsh; inclement; iron-clad; meagre; religious; rigid; rigorous; rigourous; rugged; searching; severe; sharp; smart; stern; strait; strict; stringent; unsparing -
3 színtartó
(DE) farbecht; (EN) colorfast; colour-fast; colourfast; fadeless; fast; never-fading; not to fade; sun-proof; unfadable; washable -
4 bezárt
(DE) schloß; (EN) fast; pent; pent-up -
5 böjt
(DE) fastend; (EN) fast -
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7 bolondít
(DE) beschwindeln; beschwindelt; uzen; vorschwindeln; (EN) bamboozle; play fast and loose with -
8 erős
(DE) athletisch; baufest; bewaldet; emphatisch; feste; gewaltig; handfest; happig; kampfstark; kräftig; muskulös; nervig; potent; scharf; scharfe; solid; solide; stark; stramm; zäh; ferm; kernhaft; vollmundig; (EN) athletic; brawny; broad; cobby; drastic; fast; firm; forceful; forte; gross; hard; have a kick in it; have plenty of beef; hearty; heavier; heavy; hefty; high; hot; husky; intense; large; lusty; main; mighty; mighty limb; muscular; musculous; nervous; nippy; overpowering; pithy; potent; powerful; profuse; robust; robustful; robustic; robustious; rugged; sharp; shrewd; sinewy; smart; solid; stalwart; stark; stiff; stout; stringybark; strong; strong language; sturdy; thewy; tough; trenchant; vehement; well-knit; well-set; well-timbered -
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(DE) hart; (EN) acutely; far; fast; firmly; forcefully; freshly; hard; high; intensely; intently; like a lion; lustily; pronouncedly; robustfully; scone-hot; securely; shrewdly; smartly; solidly; sore; starkly; stoutly; strongly; sturdily; tight; viciously; widely -
10 fényálló
(EN) light-fast; non-fading -
11 gyors
(DE) Blitz {r}; Blitzesschnelle {e}; eilfertig; fix; flink; flott; flüchtig; geschwind; hastig; hurtig; leichtfüßig; prompt; quick; rapid; rasant; rasch; schleunig; schnell; wieselflink; zügig; schussig; (EN) agile; be on the ball; expeditious; expenditious; expidite; express; facile; fast; fleet; flighty; flying; hasty; headlong; high-speed; nimble; nimble-footed; nippy; prompt; quick; quickest; rapid; rash; ready; short; slick; smart; snap; snapped; spanking; speedy; sudden; swift; tantivy; turbo; voluble; winged; wingy; yare; zippy -
12 gyorsan
(DE) eilend; kurzerhand; kurzhin; rapide; schneller; zack; (EN) agilely; agily; apace; at a good pace; at a great pace; at a lively clip; at a quick pace; at the double; chop-chop; expeditiously; express; fast; flat-out; fleetly; hard; hastily; headlong; on the double; presto; quick; quickly; rapidly; rashly; ready; short; smartly; speedily; swift; swiftly; tight; to a smart pace; volubly; with dispatch -
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14 gyorsbüfé
(DE) Schnellbüfett {s}; (EN) fast food place; quick-lunch bar; quick-lunch counter; snack-bar; snack-counter -
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16 gyorsétkező
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17 gyorsforgalom
(DE) Schnellverkehr {r}; (EN) fast moving traffic -
18 gyorsjáratú
(EN) fast-moving; high-speed -
19 gyorsvonat
(DE) Durchgangszug {r}; Schnellbahn {e}; Schnellzug {r}; (EN) express; express train; fast train; non-stop train -
20 hátrál
(DE) hufen; (EN) back; beat a retreat; boggle; come astern; fall back; flinch; give ground; give way; go astern; lose ground; recede; recess; recoil; retreat; stand fast
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