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41 hátramozdító
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42 klumpa
(EN) clog; patten; wooden shoes -
43 kölönc
(EN) clog; driving-weight -
44 kopogós
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45 küldönc
(DE) Botengänger {r}; Dienstbote {r}; Offiziersbursche {r}; Sendbote {r}; Ausgeher {r}; Sendling {r}; (EN) carrier; clog; copyboy; courier; dispatch-runner; linkboy; mercury; orderly; post; post-boy; runner -
46 különc
(DE) Sonderling {r}; exaltiert; exzentrisch; Ausnahmemensch {r}; (EN) clog; crank; cure; dorky; eccentric; freakish; libertine; odd; odd fish; odd stick; oddball; original; plummet; singular man; singularist; spook -
47 lebiztosít
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48 megakad
(DE) festsitzen; s. fangen; s. stocken; steckbleiben; sumpfen; (EN) catch; catch, caught; caught; clog; come to a halt; lodge; seize; stick; stick, stuck -
49 megbéklyóz
(EN) clog; hobble; hopple; shackle; spancel -
50 megterhel
(DE) aufladen; befrachten; belaste; lasten; bürden; chargieren; (EN) burden; charge; clog; cloy; cumber; debit; encumber; freight; lade; lade, laded, laden; load; pack; saddle; task -
51 megzavar
(DE) desorientieren; fassungslos; irremachen; stören; umstoßen; verstören; (EN) addle; amaze; baffle; bemuse; bewilder; bowl over; clog; confound; darken; dazzle; derange; disarray; disconcert; dislocate; dismay; disorient; disorientate; distract; face down; fluster; mar; misput; muddy; perplex; perturb; put off; queer; ruffle; stick; stick, stuck; stultify; throw out; unsettle; upset, upset; wake; wake, woke, woken; woke; woken -
52 összeáll
(DE) gerinnt; (EN) agglomerate; aggregate; clog together; clot; club together; coagulate; congeal; conglomerate; consolidate; felt; gang up; pack; set, set -
53 összecsomósodik
(EN) ball; bunch; clog together; clot; lump; mat -
54 rögzít
(DE) angebunden; festigen; fixieren; fixiert; geknüpfte; postulieren; postuliert; (EN) anchor; ascertain; clamp; clog; engrain; fasten; fix; fixate; hold, held; hold, held, holden; immobilize; ingrain; key; locate; lock; make fast; peg; posit; record; secure; seize; stabilize; tackle; tie; tighten -
55 rönk
(EN) block; butt; clear bole; clog; stump; trunk -
56 sárcipő
(DE) Galosche {e}; Überschuh {r}; (EN) clog; galosh; galoshes; goloshes; gum-shoe; gum-shoes; gumshoes; overshoe; overshoes; rubbers; storm rubber -
57 szorul
(DE) klemmen; klemmt; (EN) clog -
58 töm
(DE) füllen; füllt; stopfen; stopft; (EN) clog; cram; fill; force-feed; gorge; pad; ram; stuff; surfeit; wad -
59 tömörül
(DE) scharen; (EN) clog together; coalesce; concenter; concentre; knit; knit, knit -
60 tönk
(DE) Trumm {s}; (EN) billet; butt; clog; stem; stipe; stump; trunk
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