Translation for "roger" to finnish

Roger

• selvä

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selvä

See how Sky V and Roger are bringing game-changing technology to the lives of teens around the world.
Oikeita tarinoita Ota selvää, kuinka Sky B ja

Hölder even made clear that he was indebted to a paper of Rogers by referring to it.
Hölder myös tehtävä selväksi, että hän oli velkaa olevalle paperille Rogers viittaamalla siihen.

See how Sky V and the Roger are bringing game-changing technology to the lives of teens around the world.
Oikeita tarinoita Ota selvää, kuinka Sky B ja Roger tuovat mullistavat tekniikat teini-ikäisille ympäri maailmaa.

The integrated Roger™ system transmits high-quality audio to both devices at the same time to boost your speech understanding in noise and over distance.5,6,7
Integroitu Roger™-järjestelmä lähettää korkealaatuista ääntä molempiin laitteisiin samanaikaisesti ja auttaa saamaan puheesta paremmin selvää hälyssä ja etäältä.5,6,7

Roger Federer defeated James Blake 6–0, 6–3, 6–4 It was Roger Federer's 12th title of the year, and his 45th overall.
Finaalivastustaja James Blake hävisi selvin luvuin, eränumerot Federerille 6–0, 6–3, 6–4. Roger Federer teki vuonna 2006 oman ennätyksensä voittamalla tuolla kaudella kaikkiaan 12 turnausta.

Anne and Daisy join them at the farm some time later and they inform him that Roger had not died.
Rick ja Morgan kohtaavat Danielin ensimmäistä kertaan maatilalla ja Rick melkein tappoi hänet, mutta Daniel selvisi.

In the semifinals, Ferrer faced the defending champion and world no. 3 Roger Federer and lost in straight sets.
Kauden viimeisessä arvoturnauksessa, Flushing Meadowsissa pelattavissa Yhdysvaltain avoimissa hän selvisi välieriin, joissa hävisi Roger Federerille suoraan kolmessa erässä.

He was the first male player from the United Kingdom since Roger Taylor in the 1970s to reach the semi-finals of the Wimbledon Men's Singles Championship.
Hän oli ensimmäinen brittipelaaja sitten Roger Taylorin 1970-luvulla, joka selvisi välieriin Wimbelonin tennisturnauksen miesten kaksinpelissä.

Whilst exploring Coulter's apartment, Lyra finds a document with the names of numerous children, including Roger's, and the letterhead of the "General Oblation Board," and she realizes that Coulter is the leader of the Board; an organization that abducts children, supposedly to prevent them turning into "bad" adults.
Rouva Coulterin emännöimässä juhlassa Lyra saa selville, että rouva Coulter on Uhraamislautakunta-nimisen organisaation johtaja, ja että tämä organisaatio on todellisuudessa sama kuin ”Kahmaisijat”, jotka ovat kaapanneet lapsia.

With the loss of their Avengers parents at the hands of Ultron and raised by billionaire bachelor Tony Stark/Iron Man, four orphaned teens, James Rogers (son of Captain America and Black Widow), Torunn (daughter of Thor and Sif), Henry Pym Jr. (son of Giant Man and Wasp), and Azari (son of Black Panther and Storm), must live up to their parents' legacy and defeat Ultron, the mechanical and maniacal foe that defeated them.
Kostajien kahdeksasta aktiivi jäsenestä vain kolme selvisi hengissä kohdatessaan Ultronin, jonka myötä Tony Stark ottaa heidän lapset (James Rogers, Mustan Lesken ja Kapteeni Amerikan poika; Pym, Jättiläisen ja Ampiaisen poika; Azari, Mustan Pantterin ja Stormin poika ja Torunn Thorin tytär) huostaansa ja kasvattaa heitä lähes 13 vuotta.

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Aki Nikkinen: seurustelusuhde, päättyi eroon Kari Taalasmaa: yksipuolinen ihastus Karin puolelta, Jenni ei ollut kiinnostunut Karista Pasi Ruotsalainen: seurustelusuhde, päättyi Pasin raiskattua Jennin Valtteri Elovirta: suudelma, mitään isompaan heidän välillä ei tapahtunut Erik Ekholm: suhde, päättyi eroon Toni Veijalainen: kihlaus, päättyi eroon ja sittemmin Tonin kuolemaan, suhteesta syntyi Niko Petri Veijalainen: yhden illan juttu ja suudelma, Petri oli ihastunut Jenniin ja Jenni myös Petriin, Toni käski Jenniä pysymään erossa Petristä, osittain Tonin mustasukkasuuden ja osittain Petrin kehitysvamman takia Pertti "Vemmu" Pihlaja: Vemmu ihastui Jenniin, mutta sittemmin Vemmu yritti kaapata Jennin Ismon kaupalta ja uhkasi Ismo Laitelaa Ville Paananen: seurustelusuhde, päättyi eroon Mauri: kävivät treffeillä, mitään isompaan heidän välillä ei tapahtunut Ami Vainio: seurustelusuhde, myöhemmin avioliitto, päättynyt, Amista tuli Nikon adoptioisä Heikki Ratila: yhden illan juttu, Heikki maksoi siitä Jennille, että Jenni saisi ostaa Kentaurin Eero Vanala: seurustelusuhde, päättyi eroon Aaro Vaalanne: Aaro kidnappasi Eeron ja esiintyi Eerona, joka seurusteli silloin Jennin kanssa, joten Aarokin oli Jennin kanssa vähän aikaa, Jenni tajusi illallisella, että Aaro esiintyy Eerona, Aaro kolkkasi Jennin ja jätti hänet palavaan asuntoon, kun Jenni heräsi sairaalassa, Aaro sai Jennin uskomaan, että hän on "Eero", sittemmin "Eero" jätti Jennin ja alkoi seurustella Lauran kanssa esittäen edelleen Eeroa, myöhemmin Jenni tajusi uudestaan, että Aaro on kidnapannut Eeron ja hän yritti paljastaa Aaroa Lauralle Oonan ja Nikon kanssa, lopulta Oona pelasti Eeron parakista Rafael Aro: seksisuhde, päättyi eroon AP Isola: seurustelusuhde, päättyi eroon Miika Mäkelä: seurustelusuhde, päättyi eroon Asko Erkkilä: seurustelusuhde, päättyi eroon Ossi Puolakka: avioliitto, päättyi eroon Patrick Sirén: avioliitto, päättyi Patrickin kuolemaan Anders Lampela: yhden illan suhde, jonka kanssa he sopivat toiset treffit juuri ennen Jennin kuolemaa Elina Taalasmaa: naapuri ja ystävä Ulla Taalasmaa: naapuri ja tuttu Silja Salin: ystävä, jolle Jenni antoi neuvoja miesten suhteen Miia Laitela: ystävä, jolle Jenni antoi neuvoja miesten ja abortin suhteen, kuollut Kalle Laitela: hyvä ystävä, Kalle auttoi Jenniä myös sarjan ulkopuolella Ismo Laitela: naapuri ja tuttu Laura Kiviranta: ystävä Paula Sievinen: ystävä, jonka kanssa he jakavat mieshuolia ja antoivat toisilleen lapsenkasvatusvinkkejä, kuollut Katri Sievinen: naapuri ja ystävä, jakavat mieshuolia, työskentelivät Snow Teamissa Isabella Holm: ystävä, jonka Jenni otti alivuokralaiseksi, kuitenkin lensi ulos kodistaan syytettyään Jenniä Kentaurissa sattuneesta räjähdyksestä, myöhemmin he sopivat välinsä, mutta sittemmin he olivat taas välirikossa kun Jenni vaihtoi Isabellan ja Cindyn vauvat synnytyssairaalassa Oona Kiviranta: Nikon lapsuudenystävä ja koulukaveri sekä Lauran tytär, yrittivät yhdessä paljastaa Aaron, kun Aaro piti Eeroa vankina ja esiintyi Eerona, pienenä Oona ampui vahingossa Jenniä jalkaan, mutta Jenni selvisi silloin ammuksesta Salla Laitela: ystävä Cindy Rintala: ystävä ja työkaveri, ystävyys kuitenkin päättyi Jennin tunnustaessa vaihtaneensa Cindyn ja Isabellan lapset synnytyssairaalassa Katariina Mäkelä: hyvä ystävä Liisa Salo: ystävä, Jenni tutustui Liisaan sarjan ulkopuolella saksalaisessa vankilassa, mihin Jenni oli joutunut Tonin velkojen takia.