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1 iso rakennus
• pile -
2 karvat
• pile -
3 panna pinoon
• pile up -
4 panna reippaasti omiaan
• pile it on -
5 paalutuskone
• pile-driving engine• pile-driving machine• pile-driver -
6 junttaus
• pile driving• piling• indoctrination• ramming -
7 keräytyä
• pile up• collect• come together• heap up• be heaped• accumulate• gather -
8 kiväärikeko
• pile of arms -
9 miilukoksaus
• pile coking -
10 paaluhattu
• pile cap -
11 paalukenkä
• pile shoe -
12 paalusilta
• pile bridge• pole bridge -
13 paalutuskaava
• pile-driving formula -
14 panna omiaan
• pile it on• embroider the truth• tell stories -
15 paperipino
• pile of paper -
16 plyysimatto
• pile carpet -
17 ponttiseinä
• pile planking• piling -
18 risukasa
• pile of brushwood -
19 latoa
yks.nom. latoa; yks.gen. ladon; yks.part. latoi; yks.ill. latoisi; mon.gen. latokoon; mon.part. latonut; mon.ill. ladottiinarrange (verb)compose (verb)heap (verb)line up (verb)pile (verb)put in type (verb)set (verb)stack (verb)stow (verb)typeset (verb)pack* * *• put• set type• set up• pile• stack• pack• stow• set• pile up• pile up in type• pile (up)• line up• heap• compose• arrange• typeset• pile stack -
20 paalujuntta
yks.nom. paalujuntta; yks.gen. paalujuntan; yks.part. paalujunttaa; yks.ill. paalujunttaan; mon.gen. paalujunttien paalujunttain; mon.part. paalujunttia; mon.ill. paalujunttiinpile-driver (noun)piledriver (noun)* * *• ramming machine• drop hammer• pile driver• pile rammer• pile-driver• pile-driving machine
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