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1 megenged
(DE) Dulder {r}; Erlaubnisschein {r}; bewilligt; erdulde; erduldet; ermöglichen; gestatten; gestattet; leiden; leidet; zulassen; zulassend; permittieren; verstatten; (EN) admit; admit of; allow; allow of; allows; beteem; concede; grant; had; have; have, had; let, let; permit; permit of; suffer; tolerate; vouchsafe; yield -
2 bebocsát
(DE) vorlassen; (EN) admit; intromit; let in -
3 beenged
(DE) hereinlassen; lassen; (EN) admit; intromit; let in; let into -
4 befogad
(DE) aufnehmen; aufnehmend; fassen; integrieren; (EN) accommodate; admit; house; receive; take in; take into; take, took, taken -
5 beismer
(DE) anerkennt; beichtend; bekennt; besitzen; eigene; (EN) acknowledge; admit; avow; confess; crimes; own; own up; yield -
6 bevall
(DE) anerkennt; angemeldet; beichtend; bekennen; bekennt; besitzen; deklarierend; deklariert; eigene; eingestanden; eingestehen; erklärt; gestand; fatieren; (EN) acknowledge; admit; avow; confess; declare; disbosom; let on; make a confession; own; spill one's guts -
7 elismer
(DE) akzeptieren; anerkennen; anerkennend; anerkennt; beichtend; bekennt; besitzen; eigene; erkennende; ermöglichen; rekognoszieren; zugeben; zugestanden; zugestehen; (EN) acknowledge; admit; affirm; allow; approve of; avow; concede; confess; crimes; grant; have, had; own; recognize -
8 eltűr
(DE) erdulden; erleben; s. unterziehe; wegstecken; (EN) abide; abide, abode; admit of; bear; bear, bore, borne; bide; bide, bode, bid; bide, bode, bidden; brook; countenance; digest; endure; forbear; had; have; have, had; let, let; pocket; suffer; support; sustain; take; take, took, taken; took; underbear; underbore; underborne; undergo -
9 felvesz
(DE) anziehen; anziehend; aufgezeichnet; entziehen; hochnehmen; (EN) accommodate; admit; adopt; assume; bunker; contract; don; draw; draw on; draw, drew, drawn; drew; engage; enrol; enroll; get into; get on; indue; lay on; pick up; pull on; put on; record; take; take on; take up; take, took, taken; tick out; took; withdraw; withdraw, withdrew, withdrawn; withdrawn; withdrew -
10 visszafogad
(EN) re-admit; re-engage; take back -
11 bebocsát
to admit -
12 beismer
to yield, to avow, to confess, to admit, to own -
13 elismer
to avow, to confess, to admit, to approve of -
14 felvesz
to get on, to pull on, to put on, to admit, to don -
15 megenged
to admit, to have, had, to allow of, to grant -
16 visszafogad
to re-admit, to take back, to re-engage
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