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21 joint\ ring
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22 joint\ rule
szinarchia, többes fejedelemség, társuralkodás -
23 joint\ shares
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24 joint\ stock
alaptőke, társasági vagyon -
25 joint\ tenant
bérlőtárs, társbérlő -
26 joint\ traffic
csatlakozó forgalom, kombinált forgalom -
27 joint\ undertaking
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28 joint-stock\ company
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29 out of joint
((of a limb etc) not in the correct place; dislocated: He put his shoulder out of joint when he moved the wardrobe.) kificamodott (végtag) -
30 ball\ and\ socket\ joint
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31 bonded\ joint
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32 carpal\ joint
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33 case\ the\ joint
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34 come\ out\ of\ joint
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35 cut\ from\ the\ joint
szelet sült hús, sült szelet -
36 cut\ off\ the\ joint
sült szelet, szelet sült hús -
37 dovetail\ joint
fecskefarkú kötés, fecskefarkú illesztés -
38 elbow\ joint
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39 fetlock\ joint
bokaízület, csüdízület -
40 gambling\ joint
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