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1 ottaa huostaansa
• take charge of -
2 huolehtia
yks.nom. huolehtia; yks.gen. huolehdin; yks.part. huolehti; yks.ill. huolehtisi; mon.gen. huolehtikoon; mon.part. huolehtinut; mon.ill. huolehdittiinarrange (verb)attend (verb)attend to (verb)be anxious (verb)care (verb)care about (verb)care for (verb)cater for (verb)look after (verb)mind (verb)minister to (verb)provide (verb)see to (verb)take care (verb)take care of (verb)worry (verb)see (noun)* * *• see• look after• mind• minister to• nurse• protect• provide• see to• support• take care of• take care• take charge of• tend• grieve• worry• concern• watch over• control• care• care for• care about• bother• be anxious• attend• attend to• foster -
3 huostaan
• leave something to someone• take charge of -
4 valvoa
yks.nom. valvoa; yks.gen. valvon; yks.part. valvoi; yks.ill. valvoisi; mon.gen. valvokoon; mon.part. valvonut; mon.ill. valvottiinbe awake (verb)be up (verb)be wakeful (verb)control (verb)have charge of (verb)invigilate (verb)look after (verb)oversee (verb)see to it (verb)stay up (verb)superintend (verb)supervise (verb)take care of (verb)watch (verb)watch over (verb)* * *• inspect• patrol• oversee• be awake• be up• be wakeful• check• control• have charge of• invigilate• keep a watch over• see to it• keep an eye on• see to• sit up• stay awake• stay up• superintend• supervise• take care of• wake• watch• look after• keep watch• monitor• watch over• observe• mind -
5 täyttää
yks.nom. täyttää; yks.gen. täytän; yks.part. täytti; yks.ill. täyttäisi; mon.gen. täyttäköön; mon.part. täyttänyt; mon.ill. täytettiincarry out (verb)charge (verb)complete (verb)crowd (verb)discharge (verb)engorge (verb)execute (verb)fill (verb)fill in (verb)fill up (verb)fulfil (verb)fulfill (verb)glut (verb)imbue (verb)impregnate (verb)keep (verb)line (verb)meet (verb)minister to (verb)occupy (verb)pad (verb)refill (verb)replenish (verb)sate (verb)satisfy (verb)stop (verb)stuff (verb)supply (verb)surfeit (verb)up (verb)wad (verb)* * *• fulfill• occupy• minister to• meet• make good• line• keep• inflate• pack full• imbue• replenish• fill• fill up• fill out• impregnate• stuff• fill in• fulfil• wad• up• take up• pug• supply• pack• stop• satisfy• sate• refill• perform• pad• surfeit• clog• bottle• calk• charge• come up to• complete• comply with• farce• crowd• glut• discharge• engorge• execute• carry out -
6 johtaa
yks.nom. johtaa; yks.gen. johdan; yks.part. johti; yks.ill. johtaisi; mon.gen. johtakoon; mon.part. johtanut; mon.ill. johdettiinadminister (verb)captain (verb)command (verb)conduct (verb)convey (verb)deduce (verb)derive (verb)direct (verb)drain (verb)head (verb)infer (verb)lead (verb)manage (verb)misconduct (verb)preside (verb)supervise (verb)transmit (verb)conduce to guide lead the way* * *• manage• XMIT• lead• lead the way• infer• head• handle• guide• move• escort• supervise• drain• go• order instruction• order• pilot• preside• result in• steer• take• trace something back to• trace• transmit• usher• make it a rule• dominate• run• be in charge of• direct• misconduct• accompany• administer• captain• carry• chair• command• conduce to• conduct• convey• deduce• derive• acquit
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