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1 sovittaa
yks.nom. sovittaa; yks.gen. sovitan; yks.part. sovitti; yks.ill. sovittaisi; mon.gen. sovittakoon; mon.part. sovittanut; mon.ill. sovitettiinaccommodate (verb)adapt (verb)adjust (verb)arbitrate (verb)arrange (verb)atone for (verb)compose (verb)compound (verb)conciliate (verb)expiate (verb)fit (verb)make amends for (verb)mediate (verb)range (verb)reconcile (verb)set (verb)settle (verb)square (verb)suit (verb)tailor (verb)try on (verb)build into combine fit in incorporate into* * *• put• incorporate into• conform• conciliate• customize• expiate• figure• fit in• fit on• fit• concur• make amends for• match• compound• place• arrange• range• reconcile• save• set• settle• slops• square• mediate• try on• suffice it to say• work in• atone• try• compose• to fit• tailor• accommodate• adapt• adjust• arbitrate• atone for• build into• suit• combine -
2 työkenttä
yks.nom. työkenttä; yks.gen. työkentän; yks.part. työkenttää; yks.ill. työkenttään; mon.gen. työkenttien työkenttäin; mon.part. työkenttiä; mon.ill. työkenttiinsphere of activity (noun)* * *• field• range of work
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