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61 buzgón dolgozik
to be hard at work -
62 ceruzarajzot készít
to work in black and white -
63 csodát tesz
to work wonder -
64 dolgozik egy cseppet
to do a spot of work -
65 dolgozik egy kicsikét
to do a spot of work -
66 dolgozik vkiért
to work for -
67 dolgozik vkinél
to be in sy's employ, to work for -
68 dolgozik vmiért
to work for -
69 dolgozni kezd
to get to work, to get busy -
70 domborított munka
relief work -
71 ég a keze alatt a munka
he's a glutton for work -
72 egy óra hosszat dolgozik
to put in an hour's work -
73 egyórai munkát végez
to put in an hour's work -
74 éjjel-nappal dolgozik
to work double times -
75 éjjeles
to be on nightshift, to work nights -
76 éjszakás
nightshift, to be on nightshift, to work nights -
77 elalszik munka közben
to go to sleep over one's work -
78 elbóbiskol munka közben
to go to sleep over one's work -
79 eldolgoz
to finish, to work off -
80 elfoglaltság
activity, occasions, ploy, work, pursuit
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