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1 overgrew
pret.überwucherte prät.überwucherten prät. -
2 overgrow
overgrow irrA v/t1. überwachsen, -wuchern2. hinauswachsen über (akk), zu groß werden fürB v/i1. zu groß werden2. überwuchert werden* * *v.(§ p.,p.p.: overgrew, overgrown)= überwuchern v. -
3 befut
(DE) einfahren; eingehen; einlaufen; umranke; umrankt; beranken; bewuchern; (EN) come in; get in; overgrow, overgrew, overgrown; put in; ran; roll up; run; run, ran, run -
4 benő
(DE) bewachsen; verwachsen; zuwachen; zuwachsen; (EN) overgrow; overgrow, overgrew, overgrown; overran; overrun; overrun, overran, overrun -
5 benőtt
(EN) overgrew; overgrown -
6 elborít
(EN) bestrew; bestrew, bestrewed, bestrewn; engulf; enshroud; mantle; overgrow, overgrew, overgrown; overran; overrun; overrun, overran, overrun; overwhelm; suffuse; whelm -
7 felver
(DE) aufgeschreckt; hinauftreiben; wachgerufen; wachrufen; wachrufende; (EN) alarm; beat up; flush; knock up; overgrow, overgrew, overgrown; put up; raise; restart; rouse; run up; sprang; spring; spring, sprang, sprung; start; whip -
8 kinő
(DE) ausbrechen; auswachsen; entwachsen; herauswachsen; (EN) erupt; outgrew; outgrow; outgrow, outgrew, outgrown; outgrown; overgrow, overgrew, overgrown; sprang; spring up; spring, sprang, sprung -
9 túlnő
(EN) overgrow, overgrew, overgrown
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