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1 menjenek az útjukra!
pass along! -
2 ne tessék megállni!
pass along! -
3 végigmegy
(EN) come along; go along; pass along; run across; to go along -
4 továbbad
(DE) ausrichten; wiedersagen; (EN) hand on; pass; pass along; pass on; propagate; transmit -
5 továbbad
to pass along, to pass, to hand on, to propagate -
6 végigmegy
to pass along, to come along, to run across -
7 elmegy vmi mellett
to come by sg, to pass along -
8 kézrõl kézre ad
to pass along, to hand about -
9 tessék továbbmenni!
move on!, pass along! -
10 továbbmegy
(DE) fortschreiten; fortschreitend; weitergehen; (EN) get on; go on; jog; move along; move on; pass by; pass on; push along -
11 megy
(DE) gehen; läuft; (EN) drive; drive, drove, driven; gang; go; go along; go, went, gone; goes; goto; have way on; head; hop; it is making way; make way; march; move along; pass; ran; run; run, ran, run; sashay; sell, sold; take up medicine; tend; tool along; travel; tread; tread, trod, trodden; trod; walk; went -
12 halad
(DE) dahintreibend; fortfahren; fortschreiten; fortschreitend; hergehen; verläuft; vorankommen; vorwärtsgehen; vorwärtskommen; flecken; hinstreben; (EN) advance; come along; come on; drift; fare; get on; go; go along; go on; go, went, gone; grow; have way on; head; incede; it is making way; make an advance; make head; make headway; make out; make way; move on; pass; proceed; progress; ran; run; run, ran, run; speed; speed, sped; tend; went
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