Summary
lap {noun}
takarás · öl · fedés · kör
to lap {verb}
hajt · befed · összehajt · beteker · ráver egy kört · egy vagy több körrel megelőzi
lap
page · plate · section · sheet · side · slab
lap {noun}
card · face · blade · leaf
láp {noun}
bog · fen · flat · marsh · marshland · mire · moor · moorland · muskeg
English-Hungarian translation for "lap"
"lap" Hungarian translation
lap {noun}
More than strong and healthy, they were beautiful; fat balls of contentment nestling against each other in the luxury of their mother's lap.
the first lap being completed
the first lap being covered
the first lap being done
final lap
On each of three laps he passed the open doorway of the laundry room.
to lap {verb}
to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} (also: to propel, to punch, to push, to push on)
to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} (also: to overrun, to revet, to sheathe, to top)
to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} (also: to roll up, to double, to double up, to fold)
to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} (also: to whip round)
to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} [sports]
to lap [lapped|lapped] {vb} [sports]
lap
And the page of the diary, weighted down by the doll's round porcelain head.
Specifies the title that is printed at the title line of each page.
And so the method that arose organically within the community is the Votes For Deletion page.
Mark Jefferson was a staffer and regular contributor to the main feature page of the Telegraph.
Listing of assets on one page, a quick and easy task in my case.
But it ought to done, and if you will give me a sheet of paper, it shall be done directly.
He meditated for a long time, and at last wrote, exactly in the middle of the sheet:
One of these show-throughs was above the line on the top sheet, the other two below.
one sheet is wanting
there is one sheet wanting
As Merrick turned the object, I saw that a full figure was etched into the other side.
lap {noun}
'And one for last card,' the Beav said, as if he had won a moral victory.
`The card,' explained Lebel wearily, `has been in transit between Ventimiglia and Paris.
As to that, Monsieur Poirot, the two of trumps is a low card, but it can take anyone of three aces.
For the present, Timor had to concern himself with the one wild card in the game-the elfling, Sorak.
It's another card for the crib, so Jonesy plays another one from his hand: Why did you call me here?
A wind came sighing off the moor to dampen her face with mist.
láp
láp {noun}
The tar seeps out of the face of a cliff, and the bogs run on for leagues out into the foothills.'
The air hanging above the bogs was thick with the penetrating odour of naphtha, and Sparhawk began to feel somewhat light-headed after a short distance.
His unfeeling hand tore it back, his unfeeling palm raced up the journal's binding, creasing the page flat, and began to write again.
The marshes were at an end, dying away into dead peats and wide flats of dry cracked mud.
But the Marshes have grown since then, swallowed up the graves; always creeping, creeping.'
The marshes and the desert were behind them.
They had not gone far before they felt once more the fear that had fallen on them when the winged shape swept over the marshes.
The Dead Marshes.
There are lonely houses scat- tered over the moor, and he is a fellow who would stick at nothing.
A wind came sighing off the moor to dampen her face with mist.
You say that before Sir Charles Baskerville's death several people saw this apparition upon the moor?
There, in that hut upon the moor, seems to lie the very centre of that problem which has vexed me so sorely.
Every minute that white woolly plain which covered one-half of the moor was drifting closer and closer to the house.
Synonyms
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "lap" in Hungarian
Similar words
lantern-jawed · lantern-jaws · lantern-light · lantern-pinion · lantern-slide · lantern-wheel · lanternist · lanyard · Laos · Laotian · lap · lapel · lapse · lapstreak · larcener · larcenist · larcenous · larceny · larch · lard · lardass
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