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| bewundern, bewunderte, hat bewundert |
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| Er wird von seinen Mitschülern bewundert, weil er ein guter Sportler ist. |
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| He's admired by his classmates because he's good at sports. |
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| real, genuine, true, authentic |
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| Er hat sich wie ein echter Freund verhalten. |
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| He was a real friend in the situation. |
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| gefallen, gefiel, hat gefallen |
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| low-cost, a good buy, inexpensive; convenient, favorable |
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| halten, hielt, hat gehalten |
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| Ich fand den Film sehr gut. Was hast du davon gehalten? |
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| I liked the movie. What did you think of it? |
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| Was hältst du von dem neusten Film von Peter Weir? |
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| What do you think of Peter Weir's most recent film? |
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| Wir halten es nicht für klug, dagegen zu demonstrieren. |
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| We don't think it wise to demonstrate against it. |
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| to think of (i.e. have an opinion about people or things) |
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| to consider someone or something as being something |
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| wonderful, marvelous, splendid |
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| eine herrliche Tasse Kaffee |
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| Er ist ein schlechter Fahrer, aber immerhin fährt er langsam. |
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| He is a bad driver, but at least he drives slowly. |
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| interessant, -er, am -esten |
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| Das ist ein höchst interessantes Buch. |
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| That is a most interesting book. |
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| Das ist ein äußerst interessantes Buch. |
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| That is a most interesting book. |
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| Dieses Lob hat sie wirklich verdient. |
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| She has really earned this praise. |
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| lohnen, lohnte, hat gelohnt |
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| Es lohnt sich, Fremdsprachen zu lernen. |
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| It's worth learning foreign languages. |
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| Was, dreißig Euro für dieses Buch? Das ist es nicht wert. |
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| What, 30 Euros for that book? It isn't worth it. |
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| Berlin ist eine Reise wert. |
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| Die Halskette ist mehr als tausend Euro wert. |
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| The necklace is worth more than €1000. |
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| Es ist (nicht) der Mühe wert. |
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| It isn't worth the trouble. |
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| Das Film war sehr lustig. |
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| The film was very humorous. |
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| sich über jemanden lustig machen |
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| to laugh at someone; ridicule |
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| Warum macht ihr euch lustig über mich? |
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| Warum lacht ihr mich aus? |
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| Why are you laughing at me? (=mocking me) |
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| "Some Like it Hot" (the movie) |
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| Sie mag keine Meeresfrüchte. |
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| She doesn't like seafood. |
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| Auch in Deutschland haben viele Leute diese Schauspielerin gemocht. |
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| A lot of people in Germany also liked this actress. |
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| Ich mag meine Schwiegermutter sehr. |
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| I ilke my mother in law a lot. |
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| Ich mag ihn nicht gut leiden. |
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| Ich kann ihn nicht gut leiden. |
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| What would you like? What'll it be? |
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| Ich möchte gern einen Kaffee (haben). |
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| I'd like a cup of coffee. |
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| necessary, obligatory (stronger than nötig, implying inevitability) |
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| Es war gar nicht nötig, so früh anzukommen. |
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| It was not at all necessary to arrive so early. |
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| Have you got all the necessaries with you? |
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| Das war die notwendige Folge seines Benehmens. |
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| That was the necessary consequence of his behavior. |
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| Krieg ist ein notwendiges Übel. |
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| Es ist nicht nötig, dass du kommst. |
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| It's not necessary for you to come. |
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| Es ist nicht notwendig, dass du kommst. |
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| It's not necessary for you to come. |
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| Das habe ich nicht nötig. |
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| Das haben wir gerade nötig! |
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| We really need that (like a hole in the head)! |
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| nutzen, nutzte, hat genutzt |
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| use (especially making use of opportunities); to be useful, to be of use |
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| Als wir in Hamburg waren, haben wir die Gelegenheit genutzt, meine Tante zu besuchen. |
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| When we were in Hamburg we used the opportunity to visit my aunt. |
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| "Nutzen Sie unser Ferienangebot!" |
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| "Make the most of our holiday offer!" |
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| What's the use of that? What's the point of that? |
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| ausnutzen, nutzte aus, hat ausgenutzt. |
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| Sie haben ihn ausgenutzt. |
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| They used him. (i.e. exploited) |
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| Sie haben seine Leichtgläubigkeit ausgenutzt. |
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| They exploited his gullibility. |
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| Seine Kleidung war für die Feier nicht passend. |
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| His clothes were not appropriate for the celebration. |
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| to be right, fair, appropriate |
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| That's all right with me. |
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| Du kommst gerade recht; das Essen ist fertig. |
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| You've come at just the right time; dinner is ready. |
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| Sie ist nicht recht bei Verstand/Sinnen. |
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| She's not in her right mind. |
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| stehen, stand, hat gestanden |
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| stand; become (i.e. looks good on) |
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| The shirt looks good on you. |
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| to stop, pause (of people walking or moving vehicles) |
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| Er blieb einen Augenblick vor dem Postamt stehen. |
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| He stopped in front of the post office for a moment. |
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| Das Auto blieb einen Augenblick vor dem Postamt stehen. |
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| The car stopped in front of the post office for a moment. |
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| Der Roman ist recht spannend. |
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| The novel is quite suspenseful. |
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| friendly, good-natured, pleasant, likeable |
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| "Nutzen Sie die Vorteile unserer Sonderangebote!" |
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| "Take advantage of our special offers!" |
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| Er ist mir sehr sympathisch. |
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| I think he's really nice. |
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| Er ist mir sehr unsympathisch. |
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| I think he's really not nice. |
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| vorziehen, zog vor, hat vorgezogen |
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| Ich ziehe deinen Bruder deiner Schwester. |
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| I prefer you brother to your sister. |
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| Was ist der wahre Grund für deine Abreise? |
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| What's the real reason for your departure? |
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| der Widerspruch, -s, Widersprüche |
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| contradiction, opposition |
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| wundern, wunderte, hat gewundert |
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| Sie wunderte sich, dass Großmutter gar nichts sagte. |
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| She was surprised that grandmother said nothing. |
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| begeistern, begeisterte, hat begeistert |
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| Die Vorstellung begeisterte das Publikum. |
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| The audience was enthusiastic about the performance. |
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| bevorzugen, bevorzugte, hat bevorzugt |
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| prefer, give preference/preferential treatment to |
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| Jugendliche unter 21 werden bevorzugt. |
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| Preference is given to young people under 21. |
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| eignen, eignete, hat geeignet |
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| Ich bin gewohnt, früh aufzustehen. |
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| I'm used to getting up early. |
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| Er hat sich an das deutsche Klima gewöhnt. |
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| He's gotten used to the German climate. |
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| Er ist jetz an das Klima gewöhnt. |
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| He is now used to the climate. |
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| Er ist das Klima jetzt gewöhnt. |
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| He is now used to the climate. |
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| Er ist daran gewöhnt, allein zu wohnen. |
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| He is used to living alone. |
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| Ich bin daran gewöhnt, ... |
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| I'm used to (doing something) |
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| Das ist er nicht gewohnt. (= Daran ist er nicht gewöhnt.) |
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| Er ist gewohnt, früh ins Bett zu gehen. (= Er ist daran gewöhnt, früh ins Bett zu gehen.) |
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| He is used to going to bed early. |
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| Soldaten sind (es) gewohnt, im Freien schlafen zu müssen. |
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| Soldiers are used to having to sleep in the open. |
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| Das Wetter war ideal zum Skilaufen. |
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| The weather was ideal for skiing. |
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| funny ha-ha, funny peculiar |
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| Er sieht ein bisschen komisch aus. |
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| He looks a bit strange/funny/weird. |
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| Die Prüfer waren objektiv. |
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| The examiners were objective. |
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| stimmen, stimmte, hat gestimmt |
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| to vote for/against something |
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| Ich habe für die CDU gestimmt |
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| Das land hat für de Beitrett in die EU gestimmt. |
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| The country voted to join the EU. |
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| Sein erfolgreicher Bruder war immer sein Vorbild. |
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| His successful brother was always his role model. |
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