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21 Good Friday
• pitkäperjantai* * *noun (the Friday before Easter commemorating the crucifixion of Christ.) pitkäperjantai -
22 good gracious
• auta armias* * *(expressions of surprise.) laupias taivas -
23 good heavens
• pahus• hyvänen aika• herrajesta• herrajestas• herranjesta• voi taivas• laupias taivas taivaan vallat* * *(expressions of surprise.) laupias taivas -
24 good humour
• hyväntuulisuus* * *(kindliness and cheerfulness.) hyväntuulisuus -
25 good loser
(someone who behaves badly or well when he loses a game etc.) huono häviäjä, hyvä häviäjä -
26 good-humouredly
adverb hyväntuulisesti -
27 good bargaining position
• hyvä neuvotteluasema -
28 good class discipline
• työrauha -
29 good continuation
• hyvä jatko -
30 good day
• hyvästi -
31 good deal
• aika paljon• aika lailla -
32 good diplomatist
• valtioviisas henkilö -
33 good ear
• tarkka sävelkorva -
34 good egg
• erinomaista• mainiota• loistojuttu -
35 good fellow
• hauska mies• kunnon mies -
36 good fellowship
• toverihenki• sopu -
37 good figure
• hyvä hahmo -
38 good financial standing
• vakavaraisuus -
39 good for him
• loisto juttu -
40 good for nothing
automatic data processing• epäkelpo
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