74 different matching expressions found:
szél | breeze |
ledge | |
lip | |
margin | |
shelf, shelves | |
wind | |
széles | broad |
wide | |
szélső | terminal |
winger | |
beszél | to address |
to rabbit | |
to speak, spoke, spoken | |
to talk | |
to tell, told | |
veszély | danger |
distress | |
hazard | |
jeopardy | |
lion in the path | |
lion in the way | |
menace | |
peril | |
risk | |
lapszél | margin |
beszélő | speaker |
talker | |
talking | |
útszéli | vulgar |
wayside | |
szélzsák | air sleeve |
szélütés | apoplexy |
palsy | |
fúvószél | blast |
blast air | |
szeszély | eccentricity |
fancy | |
fit | |
kink | |
maggot | |
vagary | |
vapours | |
whim | |
whimsy | |
erdőszél | fringe of the forest |
szélerők | lateral forces |
lapszéli | marginal |
lebeszél | to bring off |
to dissuade | |
to head off | |
rábeszél | to bring round |
to coax | |
to exhort | |
to persuade | |
to talk over | |
to talk round | |
szélesít | to broaden |
to deepen | |
to flare out | |
beszélez | to pare |
elbeszél | to recount |
to relate | |
to tell, told | |
elszéled | to scatter |
út széle | wayside |
szélesen | wide |
szélesre | wide |
szélfogó | windbreak |
szélvédő | windscreen |
windshield | |
szélhűdés | apoplexy |
széllökés | blast |
szélroham | blast |
széljárta | bleak |
Searching the extension dictionary:
26 different matching expressions found:
széle | brink |
beszél | have a word with |
speak | |
speech | |
talk about | |
beszélő | commentator |
speaking | |
lapszél | marginal |
beszélt | spake |
spoke | |
spoken | |
hátszél | tail-wind |
szélmérő | anemometer |
szélesít | broaden |
szeszély | caprice |
freak | |
rábeszél | coax into |
coax to | |
persuade | |
talk round | |
lebeszél | dissuade |
talk out | |
elbeszél | narrate |
a szélén | on the brink |
bebeszél | talk into |
beszélni | to speak |
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