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Buck
01
szarvas, hĂm (szarvas
a male deer, rabbit, or antelope
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Hunters often track bucks for sport and population control.
A vadåszok gyakran követik szarvasbikåkat sport és populåciószabålyozås céljåból.
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The coffee shop raised the price of a cup of coffee by a buck.
A kåvézó egy dollårral emelte egy csésze kåvé åråt.
03
a vaulting apparatus resembling a pommel-less horse, with one end elongated, used for gymnastic exercises
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The coach adjusted the buck for the student's height.
04
a frame or support used to hold wood or timber while it is being sawed
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Large beams were cut using a sturdy buck.
to buck
01
ellenĂĄll, szembeszĂĄll
to strongly resist or oppose something
Transitive: to buck a decision or development
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The team decided to buck the decision, advocating for an alternative approach.
A csapat Ășgy döntött, hogy ellenszegĂŒl a döntĂ©snek, egy alternatĂv megközelĂtĂ©st tĂĄmogatva.
02
bokkant, ĂĄgaskodik
(of a horse) to leap or jump with its back arched, typically in an attempt to throw off a rider or in a show of resistance
Intransitive
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As soon as the cowboy mounted the horse, it began to buck.
Amint a cowboy felĂŒlt a lĂłra, az elkezdett ugrĂĄlni.
03
kĂŒzd, igyekszik
to push or work toward achieving success or advancement
Intransitive
PĂ©ldĂĄk
In the race for success, some may choose to buck, sacrificing integrity for quick results.
A sikerĂ©rt folytatott versenyben nĂ©hĂĄnyan Ășgy dönthetnek, hogy tolakodnak, felĂĄldozva az integritĂĄst a gyors eredmĂ©nyekĂ©rt.
04
rĂĄngatĂłzik, ugrĂĄl
(of a vehicle) to move in an unsteady or jerky manner, often due to mechanical issues
Intransitive
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The truck bucked and jolted, making the ride uncomfortable.
A teherautó rångatózott és råndult, ami kellemetlenné tette az utazåst.
