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1 lämmitä
• warm up• get warmer• heat up• warm• get warm up• heat -
2 lämmetä
yks.nom. lämmetä; yks.gen. lämpenen; yks.part. lämpeni; yks.ill. lämpenisi; mon.gen. lämmetköön; mon.part. lämmennyt; mon.ill. lämmettiinbecome warm (verb)get warm (verb)warm (verb)warm up (verb)* * *• become warm• get warm up• get warm• get warmer• heat• warm• become inspired -
3 innostua
yks.nom. innostua; yks.gen. innostun; yks.part. innostui; yks.ill. innostuisi; mon.gen. innostukoon; mon.part. innostunut; mon.ill. innostuttiinbe enthusiastic (verb)become greatly interested (verb)become inspired (verb)become interested (verb)get enthusiastic (verb)warm (verb)* * *• become interested in• become interested• warm• warm up• get excited• get enthusiastic about• become enthusiastic• be stimulated• be excited• be enthusiastic• become inspired• get enthusiastic -
4 kiihtyä
yks.nom. kiihtyä; yks.gen. kiihdyn; yks.part. kiihtyi; yks.ill. kiihtyisi; mon.gen. kiihtyköön; mon.part. kiihtynyt; mon.ill. kiihdyttiinaccelerate (verb)become agitated (verb)flare up (verb)get excited (verb)increase (verb)inflame (verb)quicken (verb)stiffen (verb)* * *• increase in speed• get furious• speed up• quicken• accelerate• pick up• increase• get nervous• get irritated• stiffen• inflame• take on• get angry• flare-up• flare up• boil• become inspired• get excited• become agitated• warm up -
5 riehaantua
• fly• sprint• rush• run riot• hurtle• go wild• get out of hand• warm up• get excited• fly off the handle• flee• dash• bolt• become inspired• abscond• get boisterous• get carried away -
6 yltyä
yks.nom. yltyä; yks.gen. yllyn; yks.part. yltyi; yks.ill. yltyisi; mon.gen. yltyköön; mon.part. yltynyt; mon.ill. yllyttiinget more intence (verb)get more intense (verb)grow in intensity (verb)increase (verb)start (verb)take to (verb)* * *• swell• take to• warm up• start• pick up• grow in intensity• become inspired• increase• get more intense -
7 äityä
yks.nom. äityä; yks.gen. äidyn; yks.part. äityi; yks.ill. äityisi; mon.gen. äityköön; mon.part. äitynyt; mon.ill. äidyttiinstart (verb)take to (verb)* * *• warm up• take to• start• slart• get nervous• get irritated• blow up• become inspired -
8 ryhtyä
yks.nom. ryhtyä; yks.gen. ryhdyn; yks.part. ryhtyi; yks.ill. ryhtyisi; mon.gen. ryhtyköön; mon.part. ryhtynyt; mon.ill. ryhdyttiinaddress (verb)begin (verb)embark (verb)engage in (verb)enter (verb)enter into (verb)enter upon (verb)go in for (verb)proceed (verb)resort (verb)set about (verb)start (verb)take to (verb)undertake (verb)embark on set to take up (noun)* * *• commence• go in for• get involved• enter• enter upon• enter into• engage• engage in• intend to do• embark on• set out• buckle to• begin• embark• mix with• become• put one's hand to• set about• set to work• set to• start out• start• take to• take up• touch• turn to• undertake• warm up• resort to• proceed• address
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