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1 belépõ / ruhadarab
wrap -
2 dugulj el!
wrap up! -
3 állítsd le magad!
wrap up!, give me a break! -
4 bebugyolálja magát
to wrap up, to wrap oneself up -
5 beburkolja magát
to wrap up, to wrap oneself up -
6 beburkolózik
to wrap oneself up, to roll up, to wrap up -
7 titokzatos homályba burkol
to wrap in mystery, to wrap up in a mystery -
8 titokzatossá tesz
to wrap up in a mystery, to wrap in mystery -
9 autóval feltekeredik vmire
to wrap one's car around sg -
10 autóval nekimegy vminek
to wrap one's car around sg -
11 beborít
to wrap, to enfold, to overlay, overlaid, to coat -
12 becsavar vmit vmivel
to wrap sg round sg -
13 becsomagol
to wrap up, to parcel, to put up, to bundle up -
14 befed
to deck, to sheathe, to wrap, to cope, to revet -
15 begöngyöl
to involve, to fold in, to roll up, to wrap -
16 begöngyöl vmit vmivel
to wrap sg round sg -
17 csomagol
to put up, to pack, to wrap, to package -
18 csomagot papirosba csomagol
to wrap up a parcel in paper -
19 csomagot papirosba göngyöl
to wrap up a parcel in paper -
20 elboronál vmit
to wrap sg up
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