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Hungarian-English translation for: to be at fault for sth
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megbán vmitto be sorry for sth.
felel vkiért/vmiértto be accountable for sb./sth.
felel vkiért/vmiértto be responsible for sb./sth.
felel vkiért/vmiértto be answerable for sb./sth.
kedve van vmihezto be in the mood for sth.
haragszik vmi miattto be indignant at sth.
vkit/vmit vminek nézto take sb./sth. for sth.
elcserél vmit vmiértto swap sth. for sth.
gyászol vkitto be in mourning for sb.
horgonyozto be at anchor
kárpótol vmiértto compensate for sth.
hálás (vmiért) {adj}thankful (for sth.)
Unverified belekalkulál vmitto allow for sth.
igény vmire {noun}demand for sth.
kereslet vmi iránt {noun}demand for sth.
lehetővé tesz vmitto allow for sth.
spórol vmireto save up for sth.
hiba {noun}fault
szerez vkinek vmitto procure sth. for sb.
vágyik vkire/vmireto long for sb./sth.
felel vkiért/vmiértto answer for sb./sth.
vár (vkire/vmire)to wait (for sb./sth.)
akadékoskodás {noun}fault-finding
vágyódik vki/vmi utánto long for sb./sth.
vállalja a felelősséget vmiértto claim responsibility for sth.
ellenszenv vki/vmi iránt {noun}distaste for sb./sth.
Unverified hálás vkinek vmiért {adj}indebted to sb. for sth.
felel vkiért/vmiértto accept responsibility for sb./sth.
síkra száll vmiértto make the case for sth.
érvel vmi mellettto make the case for sth.
ipar gyártási hiba {noun}manufacturing fault
borzong vmitőlto shudder at sth.
céloz vmireto aim at sth.
bepótol vmitto make up for sth. [lost time, etc.]
előkészíti a terepet vminekto set the stage for sth.
vacakol vmivelto tinker at / with sth.
vmit megúnto be tired of sth.
örül vminekto be glad about sth.
un vmitto be sick of sth.
un vmitto be tired of sth.
vmitől rettegto be afraid of sth.
Unverified felfegyverzett vmivel {adj}to be armed with sth.
uralkodik vminto be master of sth.
ural vmitto be master of sth.
Unverified hajlamos vmireto be prone to sth.
Unverified köszönhető vminekto be due to sth.
Unverified hajlamos (vmire)to tend to be sth.
iszonyodik vkitől/vmitőlto shudder at sb./sth.
Unverified megteremti az előfeltétel(eke)t vmihezto set the stage for sth.
érdekelt (van) vmibento be interested in sth.
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