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1 átsegít
(DE) durchhelfen; durchschleppen; (EN) bring through; get sy through; pull through -
2 meggyógyít
(DE) Verheilung {e}; (EN) cure; heal; pull round; pull through; recuperate; reinstate; restore -
3 meggyógyul
(DE) abheilen; heilen; verheilen; verheilt; (EN) get over an illness; get well; heal; mend; pull round; pull through; rally; recover; recuperate -
4 győz
(DE) besiegt; durchkommen; erobert; siegen; siegt; (EN) bear away the bell; bear the palm; bring home the bacon; conquer; gain the day; have the best of it; pull through; ring the bell; take scalps; take the biscuits; vanquish; win; win out; win, won; won -
5 puskatisztító
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6 kihúz
(DE) ausgestrichen; ausziehen; gezupft; herausbekommen; herausstreichen; hingezogen; hinziehend; losstecken; nachziehen; radieren; stauchen; streichen; wegstreichen; zupfen; zupft; zücken; (EN) blue-pencil; cross out; delete; drag out; draw; draw out; draw, drew, drawn; drew; educe; excise; expunge; extract; extricate; get out; line through; obliterate; protract; pull; pull out; pull up; rive sg away; rive sg off; rule out; unclench; unclinch; unplug; unreeve; unrove; unroven -
7 áthajt
(EN) drive through; pull over
См. также в других словарях:
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