2010 Martin's Beo List - Sheet3 Flashcards

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Blechkiste {f}

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junker; wreck; jalopy; tin lizzy; flivver

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Verachtung {f}

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contempt

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Missachtung des Gerichts [jur.]

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contempt of court

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selbstbewusst; von sich selbst eingenommen {adj}

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self-assertive

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durchsetzungsfähig {adj}

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assertive; able to assert oneself

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einschüchtern; unter Druck setzen

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to browbeat {browbeat; browbeaten, browbeat}

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tyrannisieren {vt}

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to browbeat {browbeat; browbeaten, browbeat}

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jdn. herumkommandieren; schurigeln; drangsalieren; schikanieren; tyrannisieren; mobben [ugs.] {vt}

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to bully sb.; to bully sb. around; to bulldoze sb.

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müßig {adj}

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leisured

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anstacheln; aufhetzen; aufreizen {vt}

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to egg (on)

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anstacheln {vt}

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to pique

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jdn. antreiben; jdn. anstacheln {vt}

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to goose sb.

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jdn. zu etw. anstacheln; jdn. dazu anstacheln, etw. zu tun

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to goad sb. into sth.; to goad sb. doing sth.

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jdn. in Wut bringen

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to giad sb. into a fury

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bändigen; zügeln {vt}

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to quell

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niederschlagen; unterdrücken {vt} (Aufstand)

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to quell (riot)

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niederdrücken; ersticken (Gefühle) {vt}

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to quell (feelings)

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Stich {m}; Stoß {m}

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jab

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stechen; stoßen {vt}

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to jab

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Strick {m}; Kette {f}

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tether

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Haltegurt {m}; Halteleine {f}

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tether

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jdm. reißt der Geduldsfaden

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sb. is at the end of his/her tether

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am Ende seiner Kraft

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at the end of one’s tether

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klug {adv}

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sagely

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klughaft {adv}

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sagely

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anwidern

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to cloy

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Koller {m}

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staggers

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Stubenhocker {m}; Stubenhockerin {f}; Sofawurst {f} [ugs.]

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couch-potato; stay-at-home; homebody

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Er ist ein Stubenhocker.

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He’s a couch-potato.; He’s a stay-at-home.

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Stütze {f}; Rückgrat {n}; Lebensnerv {m} (einer Sache) [übtr.]

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sinews (of a matter)

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das Rückgrat der Regierung

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the sinews of government

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32
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die Stützen der Macht

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the sinews of power

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33
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die Stützen des Krieges

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the sinews of war

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34
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Geld ist der Lebensnerv des Kriegs. (Maury Pasquier)

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Money is the sinews of war. (Maury Pasquier)

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35
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eine andächtige/andachtsvolle Stille

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a reverent silence

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36
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ehrfürchtig; ehrfurchtsvoll; ehrerbietig {adj}

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reverent

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zermahlen {vt}

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to squelch

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schmatzen {vi}; schmatzende Geräusche machen

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to squelch

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schwanken {vi}

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to vacillate

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40
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Schimpfwort {n}

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invective; swearword

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Schmähung {f}; Invektive {f}

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invective

42
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schimpfend {adj}

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invective

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Schmähschrift {f} [lit.]

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piece of invective

44
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mildernd; strafmildernd {adj}

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mitigating

45
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mildernde Umstände

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mitigating circumstances

46
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mildernd; abmildernd; abfedernd

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mitigating; alleviating

47
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Lassen wir die Kirche im Dorf.; Wir sollten die Kirche im Dorf lassen. [übtr.]

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Let’s not exaggerate (things).; Let’s not get carried away.; Let’s keep a sense of proportion.

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Er neigt zu Übertreibungen, wenn er über seine Arbeit spricht.

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He tends to exaggerate when talking about his work.

49
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Man kann ohne Übertreibung sagen, dass …

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One can say without exaggerating that …

50
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Man kann nicht genug betonen, wie wichtig ausreichender Schlaf ist.

A

It’s difficult to exaggerate the importance of adequate sleep.

51
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Die Bedeutung dieser neuen politischen Wendung kann gar nicht hoch genug eingeschätzt werden.

A

The significance of this latest twist in politics can hardly be exaggerated.

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herumfuchteln {vi}

A

to fidget with

53
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herumfuchtelnd

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fidgeting with

54
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gepflegt {adj}; adrett {adj} (Person)

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sleek {adj}

55
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schnittig; windschlüpfrig, stromlinienförmig {adj}

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sleek

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elegant; gestyled {adj} (Person)

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sleek (person)

57
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glatt; geschmeidig {adj}

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sleek

58
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überfordert sein

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to be out of one’s depth

59
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überfordern {vt}

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to overstrain; to overexert

60
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damit überfordert sein

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to be in over sb.’s head

61
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überfordern {vt}

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to overtax

62
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Nach einer Woche merkte ich, dass ich damit überfordert war.

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After a week I realized that I was in over my head.

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gelassen; unbeirrt {adj}; nicht aus der Ruhe zu bringen

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unperturbed

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Schmähworte {pl}

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words of abuse; invective

65
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Fimmel {m}

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craze

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Macke {f}; fixe Idee {f}

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kink

67
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eine Macke haben; einen Fimmel haben

A

to be nuts

68
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Modeerscheinung {f}; Tick {m}; Masche {f}; Fimmel {m}

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fad

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Kurbel {f}; Kurbelarm {m}; Pedalarm {m}

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crank; crank arm; engaging arm

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scheu; furchtsam; schüchtern {adj}

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mousy; mousey

71
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scheu {adj}

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timid

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ganz; völlig; vollständig {adv}

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quite

73
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ganz recht; genau

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quite so

74
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Das genügt völlig.

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That’s quite enough.

75
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leise; ruhig; still {adj}

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quiet

76
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stilliegen {vi}

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to lie quiet

77
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weinerlich; rührselig; tränenselig; tränenreich {adj}

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lachrymose

78
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larmoyant {adv}

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in a maudlin way; in a tearful and sentimental manner; querulously

79
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larmoyant {adj}

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maudlin; tearfully sentimental; querulous

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Ich bin doch nicht bescheuert!

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I’m not that stupid!

81
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Er ist bescheuert.

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He’s gone off his nut.

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beknackt; bescheuert {adj} [ugs.]

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stupid; daft; silly; dumb

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Erregung {f}; Beunruhigung {f}; Aufregung {f}; Aufgeregtheit {f}

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agitation

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Erschütterung {f}; heftige Bewegung {f}

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agitation

85
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periodisches Auftreten

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periodicity

86
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schichtförmiges Auftreten

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occurrence in strata

87
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Er besaß Geistesgegenwart.

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He had presence of mind.

88
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fuchtig {adj}

A

livid

89
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sich totärgern [ugs.]

A

to get livid

90
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eine Stinkwut auf jdn. haben

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to be furious with sb.; to be livid with sb.

91
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vor Wut kochen

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to be livid with anger

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bleich {adj}

A

livid {adj}

93
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flattern

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to flutter

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flattern; huschen

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to flit

95
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flattern

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to flitter

96
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Habe {f}; Hab und Gut

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possessions; belongings {pl}

97
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Haue {f} [min.]

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adz(e); hack; pick; bill

98
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jdn. verprügeln; jdn. verdreschen [ugs.] {vt}

A

to thresh sb.

99
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Es ist erstaunlich, mit welchem Ernst/Eifer das Kind bei der Sache ist.

A

The child’s seriousness is surprising.

100
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eine wichtige Nachricht

A

some news of importance; an important piece of news

101
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Ich gebe zu bedenken, dass …

A

I would ask you to consider that …

102
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Sie gab zu bedenken, dass …

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She asked for consideration of the fact that …