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bonyodalmak

noun

1. complications
  USA: kɔ"mplʌ·keɪ'ʃʌ·nz UK: kɔmplɪkeɪʃnz

bonyodalom

noun

1. tangle
  USA: tæ'ŋgʌ·l UK: tæŋgl
1. story
  USA: stɔː'riː· UK: stɔːriː
1. snarl
  USA: snɔ'rl UK: snɑl
1. ravel
  USA: rʌ·ve'l UK: rævəl
1. figurative knot
  USA: nɔ't UK: nɔt
theatre
1. intrigue
  USA: ɪ"ntriː'g UK: ɪntriːg
1. imbroglio
  USA: ɪ"mbroʊ'lyoʊ· UK: ɪmbroʊliːoʊ
1. complication
  USA: kɔ"mplʌ·keɪ'ʃʌ·n UK: kɔmplɪkeɪʃn

bonyolult

adj

1. informal tricky
  USA: trɪ'kiː· UK: trɪkiː
1. thorny
  USA: θɔː'rniː· UK: θɔːniː
1. figurative informal mazy
  UK: meɪziː
1. labyrinthine
  USA: læ"bəː·ɪ'nθiː"n UK: læbərɪnθaɪn
1. informal knotty
  USA: nɔ'tiː· UK: nɔtiː
1. involved
  USA: ɪ"nvɔ'lvd UK: ɪnvɔlvd
1. intricate
  USA: ɪ'ntrʌ·kʌ·t UK: ɪntrɪkət
1. elaborate
  USA: ʌ·læ'bəː·eɪ"t UK: ɪlæbəreɪt
1. Terebélyes és bonyolult családfákat rajzolgattak, számtalan ággal.
  They drew long and elaborate family-trees with innumerable branches.
1. difficult
  USA: dɪ'fʌ·kʌ·lt UK: dɪfɪkəlt
literary
1. literary daedal
1. complicated
  USA: kɔ'mplʌ·keɪ"tʌ·d UK: kɔmplɪkeɪtɪd
1. complex
  USA: kʌ·mple'ks UK: kɔmpleks

bonyolultan

adv

1. intricately
  USA: ɪ'ntrʌ·kʌ·tliː· UK: ɪntrɪkətliː

bonyolultság

noun

1. subtlety
  USA: sʌ'tʌ·ltiː· UK: sʌtltiː
1. subtility
  UK: sʌbtɪlɪtiː
1. intricacy
  USA: ɪ'ntrʌ·kʌ·siː· UK: ɪntrɪkəsiː
1. imbroglio
  USA: ɪ"mbroʊ'lyoʊ· UK: ɪmbroʊliːoʊ
1. difficulty
  USA: dɪ'fɪ·kʌ"ltiː· UK: dɪfɪkəltiː
1. complicacy
  UK: kɔmplɪkəsiː
1. complexity
  USA: kʌ·mple'ksʌ·tiː· UK: kəmpleksɪtiː

bonyolít

1. complicate
  USA: kɔ'mplʌ·keɪ"t UK: kɔmplɪkeɪt

bonyolódik

1. thicken
  USA: θɪ'kʌ·n UK: θɪkən

bor

1. wine
  USA: waɪ'n UK: waɪn
1. A jó bornak nem kell cégér.
  Good wine needs no bush.
1. grape
  USA: greɪ'p UK: greɪp

boralma

noun

1. cider apples
  USA: saɪ'dəː· æ'pʌ·lz UK: saɪdər æplz

borbély

noun

1. flash-house
1. barber
  USA: bɔ'rbəː· UK: bɑbər

borda

noun

textile
1. wale
  USA: weɪ'l UK: weɪl
1. stretcher
  USA: stre'tʃəː· UK: stretʃər
arch
1. stem
  USA: ste'm UK: stem
med
1. old literary rib
  USA: rɪ'b UK: rɪb
textile
1. reed
  USA: riː'd UK: riːd
techn
1. feather
  USA: fe'ðəː· UK: feðər
1. corrugation
  UK: kɔrəgeɪʃn

bordaköz

noun

print
1. panel
  USA: pæ'nʌ·l UK: pænl

bordal

noun

1. drinking-song
1. convivial song
  USA: kʌ·nvɪ'viː·ʌ·l sɔː'ŋ UK: kənvɪvɪəl sɔŋ

bordaláda

noun

1. lay
  USA: leɪ' UK: leɪ
textile
1. lathe
  USA: leɪ'ð UK: leɪð
1. batten
  USA: bæ'tʌ·n UK: bætn

bordaszelet

noun

1. cutlet
  UK: kʌtlɪt
1. chop
  USA: tʃɔ'p UK: tʃɔp

bordák

noun

1. striations
  UK: straɪeɪʃənz

bordás

adj

1. striated
  UK: straɪeɪtɪd
1. striate
  UK: straɪɪt
1. ribbed
  USA: rɪ'bd UK: rɪbd
textile
1. corded
  USA: kɔː'rdʌ·d UK: kɔːdɪd

bordás boltozat

exp

1. groined vault
  USA: grɔɪ'nd vɔː'lt UK: grɔɪnd vɔːlt

bordásfal

noun

1. wall bars
  USA: wɔː'l bɔ'rz UK: wɔːl bɑz

bordásszíj

exp

1. timing belt
  USA: taɪ'mɪ·ŋ be'lt UK: taɪmɪŋ belt

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