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plaster []

vakolat [vˈɑkolɑt]

v agyonrak [ˈɑɟonrɑk]

v begipszel [bˈɛɡipsɛl]

v begipszez [bˈɛɡipsɛz]

v beken [bˈɛkɛn]

v bemázol [bˈɛmaːzol]

v betapaszt [bˈɛtɑpɑst]

v bevakol [bˈɛvɑkol]

v elhalmoz [ˈɛlhɑlmoz]

v feljavít [fˈɛljɑviːt]

v flastromot tesz vmire [flˈɑʃtromot tˈɛs vmˈirɛ]

v gipszbe tesz [ɡˈipsbɛ tˌɛs]

v gipszel [ɡˈipsɛl]

v jóvátesz [jˈoːvaːtɛs]

v kártérítést fizet [kˈaːrteːriːteːʃt fˈizɛt]

v leragaszt [lˈɛrɑɡɑst]

v letapaszt [lˈɛtɑpɑst]

v megken [mˈɛkːɛn]

v odaragaszt [ˈodɑrɑɡɑst]

v odatapaszt [ˈodɑtɑpɑst]

v tapaszt tesz vmire [tˈɑpɑst tˈɛs vmˈirɛ]

v túlhalmoz [tˈuːlhɑlmoz]

v vastagon beborít [vˈɑʃtɑɡon bˈɛboriːt]

flastrom [flˈɑʃtrom]

gipszvakolat [ɡˈipsvɑkolɑt]

tapasz [tˈɑpɑs]

n rappaus [ɹˈapːaus]

v kipsata [kˈipsata]

v rapata [ɹˈapata]

laasti [lˈaːstɪ]

n (uncountable) A paste applied to the skin for healing or cosmetic purposes.

n (countable|New Zealand|British) A small adhesive bandage to cover a minor wound; a sticking plaster.

n (uncountable) A mixture of lime or gypsum, sand, and water, sometimes with the addition of fibres, that hardens to a smooth solid and is used for coating walls and ceilings.

n (countable) A cast made of plaster of Paris and gauze; plaster cast.

v (transitive) To cover or coat something with plaster, or apply a plaster.

v (transitive) To hide or cover up, as if with plaster.