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1 felülmúl
(DE) überbieten; überbietet; überholen; überrunde; überrundet; überschreitet; übersteigen; überstieg; übertreffen; (EN) beggar; cap; defy; eclipse; efface; exceed; exceeded; excel; flog; out-top; outbid; outdare; outdid; outdo; outdo, outdid, outdone; outdone; outman; outmatch; outnumber; outpeer; outreach; outshine; outshine, outshone; outshone; outstrip; overbalance; overdo; overgo; overpass; overshadow; overtop; overwent; pass; surmount; surmount to sg; surpass; top; transcend -
2 korbácsol
(DE) auspeitschen; geisselt; geißelt; gepeitscht; peitschen; peitschend; peitscht; (EN) cowhide; flog; lash; scourge; urticate; whip -
3 legyőz
(DE) besiegen; besiegt; bewältige; bewältigen; bewältigt; bezwang; bezwingen; bezwingt; bändige; bändigende; bändigt; erobert; meistern; niedergekämpft; niederkämpfen; schlagen; unterkriegen; übermannt; übersteht; überwinden; überwindet; überwältigen; überwältigt; bemeistern; bodigen; dümpeln; niederzwingen; (EN) bear down; beat; beat, beat; beat, beat, beaten; blitz; bowl out; combat; conquer; defeat; discomfit; down; flog; floor; lick; negotiate; outface; outmatch; outplay; overbear; overbear, overbore, overborne; overbore; overborne; overcame; overcome; overcome, overcame, overcome; overmaster; overmatch; overplay; overpower; overtake; overtake, overtook, overtaken; overtaken; overthrew; overthrow; overthrow, overthrew, overthrown; overthrown; overtook; overwhelm; pip; plough under; plow under; put down; put over; reduce; rout; smite; smite, smit, smit; smite, smote, smitten; smitten; smote; subdue; subject; surmount; surmount to sg; take, took, taken; thrash; tide over; trounce; vanquish; whip; whomp; whop; whump; win through; womp; worst; zap -
4 megkorbácsol
(DE) gepeitscht; peitschen; karbatschen; (EN) cat; cowhide; flog; fustigate; horse; horsewhip; lash; leather; rawhide; thong; thrash; trounce -
5 megvesszőz
(DE) pritschen; (EN) birch; flog; fustigate; vapulate -
6 ostoroz
(DE) auspeitschen; geisseln; geisselt; geißeln; geißelt; peitschen; peitschend; peitscht; anpeitschen; (EN) flagellate; flay; flog; scourge; whip -
7 repül
(DE) fliegen; fliegend; fliegt; flog; (EN) aviate; be on the wing; dart; flew; flit; flown; fly; fly, flew, flown; wing its flight; wing its way; wing the air -
8 túlszárnyal
(DE) überflügeln; überflügelt; überrunde; überrundet; überschreitet; überstieg; übertroffen; (EN) eclipse; exceed; flog; mend; outshine; outshine, outshone; outshone; outsoar; outstrip; oversoar; put into the shade; throw into the shade; top -
9 agyonhajszol vkit
to flog a willing horse -
10 agyonhajszolja magát
to flog oneself, to overwork oneself, to overwork -
11 belever vmit vki fejébe
to hammer sg into sy's head, to flog sg into sy -
12 elcsépelt témán nyargal
to flog a dead horse -
13 elcsigáz vkit
to flog a willing horse, to take it out on sy -
14 falra hányja a borsót
to flog a dead horse -
15 felülmúl
to pass, to surpass, to transcend, to cap, to flog -
16 halálra fárasztja magát
to flog oneself -
17 hiábavaló erõfeszítést tesz
to flog a dead horse -
18 kiver vkibõl vmit
to flog sg out of sy -
19 korbáccsal ver
to flog -
20 korbácsol
to scourge, to whip, to lash, to cowhide, to flog
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