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41 csomagposta
parcel post -
42 csõposta
pneumatic tube, pneumatic post, pneumatic dispatch -
43 elkönyvel
to bring to book, to book, to pass, to post -
44 elõretolt állás
outpost, detached post -
45 elsõ takarodó
first post -
46 ércpillér
metal post -
47 értesít
to acquaint, to notify, to advise, to post -
48 felad egy levelet
to post a letter -
49 felállít
to stick up, to upend, to set up, to rear, to post -
50 fõkönyvbe átvezet
to post up the ledger -
51 gyorsan jár
to post -
52 gyorsan utazik
to post -
53 hadiszállás
command post -
54 harcálláspont
command post, action station -
55 helycserés társasjáték
general post -
56 irányítószám
postcode, post code, postal code, zip code -
57 jelzõkõ
turning-post -
58 kantin
naffy, mess hall, PX, tommy, mess, post exchange -
59 karó
crampoon, crampon, stick, pile, post, stake, spile -
60 katonai megfigyelõállás
observation post
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