66 different matching expressions found:
burkol | to armor |
to armour | |
to chow | |
to floor | |
to panel | |
to pave | |
to revet | |
to veneer | |
to wainscot | |
burkolt | coated |
covert | |
hooded | |
insinuating | |
muffled | |
oblique | |
veiled | |
burkoló | envelope |
burkolás | canning |
coating | |
envelope | |
revetment | |
wainscoting | |
burkolat | casing |
envelope | |
housing | |
husk | |
masking | |
muffle | |
overlay | |
revetment | |
veneer | |
wrap | |
wrapper | |
burkoltan | obliquely |
burkolófal | revetment wall |
újra burkol | to resurface |
burkolótégla | ashlar brick |
burkológörbe | envelope |
burkolóanyag | packing |
kővel burkol | to stone |
kővel burkolt | pitched |
stoned | |
burkolt célzás | implication |
intimation | |
burkolt szavak | oblique words |
burkol (kaját) | to tuck in |
kabátba burkolt | cloaked |
burkoltan célzó | insinuating |
tarmak-burkolat | tarmac |
burkoltan állít | to insinuate |
palástba burkolt | cloaked |
utcai burkolatkő | cobblestone |
prémekbe burkolt | furred |
burkolt célzások | oblique words |
kabátba burkoltan | cloaked |
bitumenes burkolat | bituminous carpet |
palástba burkoltan | cloaked |
hajlékony burkolat | flexible housing |
burkolt gyanúsítás | innuendo |
terméskővel burkol | to ashlar |
burkolathoz való fa | wainscot-wood |
áramvonalas burkolat | cowling |
példabeszédbe burkolt | parabolic |
parabolical | |
burkolt ellenségeskedés | veiled hostility |
burkoltan célozgat vkire | to talk at sy |
Searching the extension dictionary:
9 different matching expressions found:
burkolat | coating |
fairing | |
plasterwork | |
revertment | |
sheathing | |
(be)burkol | enshroud |
takaróba burkolózik | roll oneself up in a blanket |
(márvány) burkolólap | surface-plate |
tengelykapcsoló burkolata | clutch casing |
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