make hay

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19 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Faroese: hoyggja — to cut grass to turn into hay
• Finnish: tehdä heinää — to cut grass to turn into hay
• French: faner — to cut grass to turn into hay
• French: faire les foins — to cut grass to turn into hay
• German: Heu machen — to cut grass to turn into hay
• Italian: far fieno — to cut grass to turn into hay
• Polish: kosić trawę — to cut grass to turn into hay
• Romansh: fanar — to cut grass to turn into hay
• Romansh: far fain — to cut grass to turn into hay
• Romansh: far fein — to cut grass to turn into hay
• Romansh: far fagn — to cut grass to turn into hay
• Romansh: fer cul fain — to cut grass to turn into hay
• Romansh: far cun fain — to cut grass to turn into hay
• German: profilieren — to take advantage of an opportunity
• German: beweisen — to take advantage of an opportunity
• German: hervortun — to take advantage of an opportunity
• German: die Gelegenheit beim Schopf ergreifen — to take advantage of an opportunity
• German: ausschlachten — to take advantage of an opportunity
• Italian: fare cassa — to take advantage of an opportunity