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1 ideje hazamenni
time to push off -
2 ideje menni
time to push off -
3 időnként
(DE) mitunter; zeitweilig; zeitweise; zuzeiten; (EN) at odd times; at times; ever and again; every now and then; from time to time; intermittently; now and again; now and then; off and on; on and off; on occasion; once in a while -
4 rögtön
(DE) Handumdrehen {s}; forts; gleich; sofort; stracks; umgehend; augenblicks; (EN) anon; eftsoon; eftsoons; in no time; incontinent; instanter; off hand; off the hooks; presently; pronto; right away; right now; right off; right on end; straight away; straight off; straight on end; straightaway; straightway; without deferring any longer -
5 tüstént
(DE) alsogleich; spornstreichs; (EN) anon; eftsoon; eftsoons; forthright; in no time; incontinent; instanter; off the hooks; on the instant; right away; right off; right on end; straight on end; straightway -
6 abbahagyja a munkát
to knock off, to snatch one's time, to lay off -
7 késik
(EN) be behind one's time; be behind time; be late; be losing; be overdue; hold off; lag; minutes slow; tarry -
8 beállít
(DE) Justierung {e}; abgleichen; einstellen; stellen; eingestrichen; (EN) adjust; adjustment; blow in; clamp; fetch up; install; mount; pose; posture; preset; regulate; reset, reset; set; set off; set, set; time; true; true up; tune; tune in; tune up; tuneup; turn up -
9 ócska
(DE) Schmarren {r}; Schmarrn {r}; abgeledert; belemmert; gammelig; hundsmiserabel; mies; schlecht; Mies {s}; (EN) duff; hand-me-down; junk; left-off; mangy; measly; raunchy; scrubby; scummy; shabby; suck; time-worn; vile; villainous
См. также в других словарях:
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time off — noun (U) time when you are officially allowed not to be at work or studying: take/have etc time off: If you re feeling tired you should take some time off … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
time off — UK / US noun [uncountable] time when you are not at work or at school take/have time off: I think I ll take some time off next week … English dictionary
