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(DE) anbrechen; losbrechen; umknicken; niederbrechen; (EN) break away; break down; bring down; bring to heels; chip; overbear; overbear, overbore, overborne; overbore; overborne; pull down; put down; silence -
3 csökkent
(DE) bändige; bändigende; bändigt; deprimieren; drossel; drücken; erniedrigend; gemindert; herabsetzen; herabsetzend; heruntersetzen; reduzieren; schmälern; schmälert; schnibbeln; schnippelt; senken; senkend; senkt; verkleinern; verkleinert; verkürzen; vermindern; vermindernd; vermindert; verringern; verringert; zurückgegangen; zurückgehen; zurückschrauben; (EN) abate; abridge; attenuate; ax; axe; bate; bring down; changege down; curtail; cut back; cut down; cut, cut; deflate; depress; derogate; detract; diminish; disquantity; dock; draw in; ease; ease down; gear down; lay, laid; lessen; lower; minish; minorate; narrow; pare down; pull in; put down; reduce; reduces; release; remit; retrench; sank; scantle; send down; sink; sink, sank, sunk; slack; slacken; step down; subdue; taper; temper; tone down; whittle -
4 lenyom
(DE) drücken; ducken; herabdrücken; niederdrücken; Niederhaltung {e}; abbrummen; (EN) bear down; beat; bring down; chow sg down; depress; down; force down; oppress; overbear; overbear, overbore, overborne; overbore; overborne; press down; print; put down; submerge; weigh down -
5 leszállít
(DE) erniedrigend; (EN) ax; axe; bring down; cut down; lessen; pull in; put down; send down -
6 lelő
(DE) abgeknallt; abknallen; erschießen; niederschießen; herunterholen; (EN) account for; bring down; drop; earth; get down; get, got; got; gun; murder; rifle; shoot down; zap -
7 kidönt
(DE) abkippen; fällen; (EN) bring down; hew down; tip -
8 legyengít
(DE) abschwächen; abzehrend; (EN) bring down; debilitate; deplete; enfeeble; pull down; waste; weaken -
9 leszed
(DE) abgequetscht; abgreifen; herunternehmen; pflücken; (EN) bring down; clear away the things; disassemble; disserve; gather; get down; pick; pick off; skim; unhang -
10 leterít
(DE) niederschlagen; niederstrecken; (EN) bag; bring down; cold-cock; coldcock; fling; fling, flung; floor; flung; get, got; got; lay down; lay out; prostrate; spread, spread -
11 elejt
(EN) account for; bag; bring down; drop; dropt; get, got; let fall; let slip; shed; shed, shed; throw out -
12 elerőtlenít
(DE) entnervt; schwächend; schwächt; (EN) bring down; debilitate; enervate; enfeeble; extenuate; unman -
13 elértéktelenít
(DE) entwerten; entwertet; (EN) bring down; depreciate; deteriorate -
14 elzülleszt
(EN) bring down; debauch -
15 fejt
(DE) enthülsen; molk; schürfen; (EN) blast; bring down; draw off; hull; mine; quarry; shell; shuck; strip -
16 jöveszt
(EN) bring down; stope; strip -
17 lealacsonyít
(DE) demütigend; entwürdigen; erniedrigen; erniedrigend; erniedrigt; gedemütigt; herabgesetzt; (EN) abase; abject; bring down; debase; degrade; disparage; humble; humiliate; lay flat; lay low -
18 lealjasít
(EN) bring down; brutalize; debase; deprave -
19 lefogyaszt
(DE) abzehrend; ausmergeln; (EN) bring down; emaciate -
20 lelohaszt
(DE) durchstach; durchstechen; (EN) bring down; deflate; puncture
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