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Dictionary Hungarian English: up

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HungarianEnglish
NOUN   up | -
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VERB  to up | upped | upped ... 
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mostanáig {adv}up to now
naprakész {adj}up-to-date
korszerű {adj}up-to-date [attr.]
3 Words: Verbs
tisztázódikto be cleared up
utolér vkitto catch up with sb.
Unverified javasolto come up with sth.
betakaródzikto cover oneself up
betakarózikto cover oneself up
takaródzikto cover oneself up
takarózikto cover oneself up
odabújik vkihezto cuddle up to sb.
csüggedto give up hope
lépést tart vkivel/vmivelto keep up with sb./sth.
bepótol vmitto make up for sth. [lost time, etc.]
betakaródzikto muffle oneself up
betakarózikto muffle oneself up
takaródzikto muffle oneself up
takarózikto muffle oneself up
idióma fűbe harap [közb.]to push up daisies [coll.]
spórol vmireto save up for sth.
betakaródzikto tuck oneself up
betakarózikto tuck oneself up
3 Words: Nouns
kozmetikatáska {noun}make-up bag
inform. előugró ablak {noun}pop-up window
ébresztő {noun}wake-up call
4 Words: Others
Zivatar közeledik.A thunderstorm is coming up.
vminek alapján készült {past-p}to be based (up)on
bizonyos fokig {adv}up to a point
addig {adv}up to that time
4 Words: Verbs
un vkit/vmitto be fed up with sb./sth.
un vmitto be fed up with sth.
idióma elege van vmibőlto be fed up with sth. [coll.]
törölget [edényt]to dry up (the dishes) [Br.]
rágyújt egy cigarettárato light (up) a cigarette
elhatározza magátto make up one's mind
zsinegelto tie up with string
5+ Words: Verbs
kitart elvei melletto live up to one's principles
idióma darázsfészekbe nyúl [átv.]to stir up a hornet's nest [fig.]
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