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Furrow
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barĂĄzda, rĂĄnc
a deep crease or groove on the face caused by repeated facial expressions
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Her forehead was marked with deep furrows from years of worry.
A homloka mély råncokkal volt jelezve az évek óta tartó aggodalomtól.
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barĂĄzda, horony
a long, narrow trench in the ground, especially one made by a plow for planting seeds or irrigation
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Rainwater collected in the furrows between the rows of crops.
Az esĆvĂz, amely a növĂ©nysorok közötti barĂĄzdĂĄkban gyƱlik össze.
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barĂĄzda, horony
a shallow groove, indentation, or fold in an otherwise smooth surface
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A furrow ran along the length of the wooden beam.
Egy barĂĄzda futott a fa gerenda hosszĂĄban.
to furrow
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barĂĄzdĂĄl, barĂĄzdĂĄt hĂșz
to make a series of long, narrow grooves or ridges in the ground or on a surface
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Last spring, he furrowed the field to sow the seeds for the upcoming harvest.
Tavaly tavasszal fölszĂĄntotta a mezĆt, hogy elvetesse a magvakat a közelgĆ aratĂĄshoz.
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rĂĄncol, barĂĄzdĂĄl
to cause wrinkles or lines to appear on the skin as a sign of worry, confusion, or concentration
Transitive: to furrow sth
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He furrowed his forehead when he heard the bad news.
ĂsszerĂĄncolta a homlokĂĄt, amikor meghallotta a rossz hĂrt.
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barĂĄzdĂĄl, barĂĄzdĂĄt vĂĄg
cut a furrow into a columns
