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101 homlokfal
(DE) Schildmauer {e}; (EN) face-wall; headwall; spandrel -
102 homlokvonal
(DE) Frontlinie {e}; (EN) face-line; front elevation -
103 homlokzatkiképzés
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104 homoklap
(DE) Face {e} -
105 járomcsont
(DE) Jochbein {s}; (EN) face-bone; yoke-bone; zygoma; zygomatic bone -
106 kikészíti
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107 kőelőnagyolás
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108 koronakerék
(EN) crown-gear; crown-wheel; face-wheel -
109 külszín
(DE) Aussehen {s}; Fassade {e}; (EN) air; facade; face; façade; outside; semblance; surface -
110 lap
(DE) Buchseite {e}; Karte {e}; Karten {pl}; Platte {e}; Platten {pl}; Seite {e}; bekommt; (EN) card; disk; evening paper; face; flat; lamina, laminae; page; plate; section; sheet; side; slab; table -
111 lapközpontos
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112 látszat
(DE) Anschein {r}; Augenschein {r}; Aussehen {s}; Dekorum {s}; Schein {r}; Ähnlichkeit {e}; schein-; (EN) air; appearance; facade; face; gloss; guise; likeness; make-believe; outside; phantasm; presentment; pretence; pretense; seemingness; semblance; shell; show; spice; surface; veneer -
113 látszatra
(EN) in appearance; on the face of it; on the surface -
114 látszólag
(DE) anscheinend; (EN) at first sight; at the first blush; at the first go-off; bitternessly; on the face of it; on the surface; ostensibly; outwardly; professedly; quasi; seemingly; superficially; virtually -
115 lehengerel
(DE) auswalzen; niederwalzen; abplätten; (EN) face down; hammer; mop up; put over; roll down; wallop -
116 lehurrog
(DE) Auspfeifen {s}; kaserniert; niederschreien; (EN) browbeat; browbeat, browbeat, browbeaten; browbeaten; catcall; decry; face down; facee down; howl down; shout down -
117 mager
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118 megfélemlít
(DE) Ehrfurcht {e}; beängstigen; eingeschüchtert; einschüchtern; fürchtet; verschüchtert; verängstigen; verschüchtern; (EN) awe; browbeat; browbeat, browbeat, browbeaten; browbeaten; buffalo; bulldoze; bully; concuss; cow; daunt; face down; hector; intimidate; outface; overawe; terrify -
119 meghátrál
(DE) zurückweichen; zurückscheuen; (EN) back down; back off; beat a retreat; blench; buckle up; eat crow; face about; fall back; flinch; get cold feet; give in; give place; lower one's flag; make place; recoil; show the white feather; shrank; shrink; shrink, shrank, shrunk; shrunk; stick at; take the back track -
120 megjelenik
(DE) angebrochen; aufgekreuzt; auftreten; erscheinen; erscheint; erschien; s. einfinden; aufscheinen; vorstellig; (EN) appear; appears; come out; come up; figure; get out; make an appearance; make one's appearance; put in an appearance; reappear; roll up; show one's face; show oneself; show up; show, showed, shown; turn up
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