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1 kerekeken vontatott dobogó
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2 úszógömb
float -
3 keréklapát / vízikeréké
float-board -
4 áradás
(DE) Fluten; Flußaustritt {r}; Preisgabe {e}; Sturmflut {e}; Überschwemmung {e}; Wasserflut {e}; (EN) float; flow; flush; gain of the waters; high water; spate; sweep; swelling -
5 eláraszt
(DE) Dusche {e}; begiesst; durchflutet; schwemmen; strömen; überfluten; überflutet; überschwemmen; überschwemmt; überströmen; durchwogen; (EN) bespatter; circumfuse; crowd; deluge; drown; drug; engulf; float; flood; flush; glut; immerge; infest; inundate; load; overflow; overran; overrun; overrun, overran, overrun; overshower; overspread, overspread; overswarm; overwash; overwhelm; pelt; perfuse; pester; rain; shower; sluice; smother; submerge; swamp; swim; water -
6 hajókeréklapát
(EN) paddle-board; paddle-float -
7 hidropláné
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8 jégtábla
(DE) Scholle {e}; (EN) ice-float; ice-floe; sconce-piece -
9 keréklapát
(EN) float-board; wheel-blade -
10 kikötőhíd
(DE) Bootssteg {r}; Anlegebrücke {e}; (EN) float; gang-plank; gangway; landing-stage -
11 kőművesvonalzó
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12 lebeg
(DE) dahintreibend; geschwebt; gleite; gleiten; gleitet; schweben; schwebt; schwingen; Schwebung {e}; flottieren; pludern; (EN) be afloat; be stoned; be stoned out; drift; feather; flap; flaunt; flew; flicker; float; flown; flutter; fly, flew, flown; heterodyne; hover; levitate; poise; ride; ride, rode, ridden; rode; sail; swam; sway; swim, swam, swum; swum -
13 légedény
(EN) air vesicle; air-float -
14 porlasztóban
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15 rivaldafény
(DE) Rampenlicht {s}; (EN) border-lights; float; foot-lights; footlights; lime-light; limelight; stage lights -
16 simítótalp
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17 sodor
(DE) dahintreibend; flechtende; wirbeln; wirbelnd; wirbelt; (EN) drift; float; flow; furl; plait; spin; spin, span, spun; spin, spun; spun; twine; twirl; twist; waft; wake -
18 sodródik
(DE) Abtrift {e}; dahintreibend; (EN) be adrift; crab; drift; drift with the current; drive; drive, drove, driven; float; pirl -
19 stráfkocsi
(EN) dray; flat waggon; float; gilly; rolley; rulley; trolly -
20 szálfatutaj
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