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Hungarian-English translation for: to become accustomed to wearing a prosthesis
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orvost. protézis {noun}prosthesis
fog műfogsor {noun}dental prosthesis
strapabíró {adj} [közb.]hard-wearing
leszto become
sárgulto become yellow
zsibbadozto become numb
zsibbadto become stiff
zsibbadto become numb
orvost. fertőződikto become infected
megsavanyodikto become acid
amerikanizálódikto become Americanized
vallás megtérto become converted
eszméletét vesztito become unconscious
megrongálódikto become / get damaged
amerikanizálódikto become Americanised [Br.]
vmivé válikto become sth.
lebarnulto get / become tanned
barnulto get / become tanned
eljegyzik egymástto become engaged [affianced]
elveszti az eszméletétto become unconscious
értesül vmirőlto become aware of sth.
ismeretséget köt vkivelto become acquainted with sb.
zene aisz {noun} <A♯>A sharp <A♯>
zene asz {noun} <A♭>A flat <A♭>
elrabolja vkinek a táskájátto snatch a bag from sb.
gyáva, mint a nyúlas timid as a hare
iro. F Búcsú a fegyverektőlA Farewell to Arms [Ernest Hemingway]
gyáva, mint a nyúlas timid as a rabbit
idióma levonja a tanulságot vmibőlto learn a lesson from sth.
beletörik a bicskája vmibeto come a cropper with sth.
ját. megkeveri a kártyátto give the cards a shuffle
jog a vád alól felment vkitto clear sb. of a charge
Végigfutott a hideg a hátán.A cold shiver ran down his back.
film szín F Unverified A vágy villamosaA Streetcar Named Desire [Tennessee Williams, film: Elia Kazan]
emlékművet állít vkinek a tiszteletéreto erect a memorial in sb.'s honor [Am.]
jog a vádat elejtito withdraw a charge
megkeresi a kenyerétto earn a living
idióma megveti a lábátto gain a foothold
film iro. F Unverified Ne bántsátok a feketerigót!To Kill a Mockingbird [novel: Harper Lee, film: Robert Mulligan]
közm. Ajándék lónak ne nézd a fogát.Don't look a gift horse in the mouth.
elektr. mért. amper {noun} <A>ampere <A>
biokém. alanin {noun} <Ala, A>alanine <Ala, A>
biol. adenin {noun} <A, Ade >adenine <A, Ade>
athe
a napokban {adv}recently
a magasban {adv}aloft
némiképpen {adv}to a degree
fegyver nukl. atombomba {noun}A-bomb
föld. Szanaa {noun}Sana'a
Micsoda ...!What a ...!
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